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More voters will decide to put their votes elsewhere. >> and the run up to the primary back in 19892, former president clinton, who was then governor clinton, he had some illiquations against him and tapes. he survived. what's the difference? >> i this i the handling of it, for one. bill clinton handled it masterfully. he had a family that went out there and pushed back. and offers made a judgment that they knew what was out there and didn't care. herman cain has to hope for a similar dynamic and other miss steps along the way to chart a path back. >> and he also 4 the advantage of having ross...

Decide to park their vote elsewhere. >> the runup to the primary in 1992, former president clinton, who was then governor clinton, he had some allegations against him and some tapes. he survived. what's the difference? >> i think the handling of it, for 1. bill clinton had his family at his side that pushed back. i think the voters made a judgment that they knew what was out there and they didn't care. herman cain has to hope for a similar dynamic and for some other missteps along the way to chart a path back. >> of course, because he did get the nomination, he had the advantage of having ross...

is no proof of that, just questions. but the hearings are exposing inconsistent, sometimes nonexistent explanations from the obama white house. yesterday, we told you about solyndra, a now-bankrupt clean energy company whose default left taxpayers with a half-billion dollar bill. the obama administration approved that loan despite warnings the company's plan didn't add up. congress now investigating whether political support for the president greased the wheels. tonight's example is a company called lightsquared. it was green lighted to build a new broadband internet network despite ...

inconsistent, sometimes nonexistent, explanations from the obama white house. yesterday we told you about silendra a now bankrupt clean energy company whose default left taxpayers with a half billion dollar bill. the obama administration approved that loan despite warnings the company's plan didn't add up. congress now investigating whether political support for the president greased the wheels. tonight's example is a company called lightsquared. it was green lighted to build a new broadband internet network despite objections from several government agencies. the pentagon complained...

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