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clinton is just wrapping up a meeting with the japanese foreign minister at the department of state. a joint statement is expected to follow shortly. earlier president obama called south korea's president to re-affirm his commitment to korea's security and stability. when it comes to the payroll tax cut, it's one step forward and two steps back in congress. the house is expected to reject the senate's two-month extension of the payroll tax cut. house speaker john boehner says the house will be pushing a one-year extension. >> the idea the tax policy can be done two months at a time...

Comments, they want results. wouldn't it be more productive to work with the republicans on a plan that you know could pass congress as opposed to going around the country and talking about your bill and singling out, calling the republicans by name? >> first of all, sbewith respeco the state of the economy, there is no doubt growth has slowed. people were much more optimistic at the beginning of the year. but the combination of a japanese tsunami and the arab spring which drove up gas prices and most prominently europe, i think it has gotten businesses and consumers very nervous. we did not h...

have a significant effect for our economy and for middle class families all across america. what these independent experts have also said is that if we don't act, the opposite will be true. there will be fewer jobs, weaker growth. so as we look towards next week, any senator out there who is thinking about voting against this jobs bill when it comes up for a vote needs to sdmran exactly why they would oppose something that we know would improve our economic situation at surnl such an urgent time for our families and for our businesses. now, congressional republicans say one of the mo...

>> he mentioned iran a number of times in question and answers after the fact. >> bill: why did he not? >> because he spoke in broad terms about policy without singling out -- >> bill: this is the biggest nuke problem in the world. >> we should be applauding him for reducing nukes much like ronald reagan did striving for a nuclear-free world. we should be applauding the stark treaty. >> bill: this is what i mean about colmes. anybody have any advil? >> it's good for your circulation. >> bill: why do you think he didn't mention north korea or iran in his formal remarks? in the q and a but not i...

Times in question and answers after the fact. >> bill: why did he not? >> because he spoke in broad terms about policy without singling out -- >> bill: this is the biggest nuke problem in the world. >> we should be applauding him for reducing nukes much like ronald reagan did striving for a nuclear-free world. we should be applauding the stark treaty. >> bill: this is what i mean about colmes. anybody have any advil? >> it's good for your circulation. >> bill: why do you think he didn't mention north korea or iran in his formal remarks? in the q and a but not in formal remarks. >> just like at...