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Lott was the majority leader and a democrat would stop something from happening. good news is that for people who are long-term unemploy ed, in a matter of days, the senate will pass a bill to extend unemployment benefits for those who are long-term unemployed, as republican senate whip john kyl said on your network a while ago. >> the last time i had the good fortune to sit down with you, john mccain had briefly suspend ed his campaign, come to mississippi finally and did do the debate. he did seem at the time to understand that t.a.r.p. was going to go to the banks. now he says he was misled...

America. thank you. >> spirited defense of harry reid, the endangered senate majority leader. joining me now, eugene robinson from the washington post and dick weber, republican from minnesota. this was more of a harry reid rally than anything else. >> it really was. it was all the great things harry reid has done for you, less of what my administration has done for you. it's an attempt to save the senate majority leader. >> the president taking his jacket off, about to take questions. vin weber, he went directly to things people have been complaining about, all the bailouts, gm. he defended t...

>> require -- >> and want to get a political event when you go out and make a speech in nashua, new hampshire, that is not what the money is for. it is to reduce the debt of our children. we're passing onto our children and you ought to at least that he have integrity to be forthright about it. bill: judd gregg, republican out of new hampshire, a taste of the tongue-lashing that white house budget director peter orszag received from him yesterday, steven moore, wrote the book "the end of prosperity" a senior economic writer for the "wall street journal" editorial board and is here. good mornin...

United states. today we lost that hope. >> it is painful to hear that from this man. sometimes the truth hurts but the truth is what we need to hear. he was asked in the interview with a republican gubernatorial candidate in illinois if he felt the united states was moving toward socialism. a little bit like the issue with the banks. this is an indication that it is in that direction, privatizing the entrepreneurs. they are more fragile. >> he says we are moving a little bit and mentioned the tarp bailout as an example, a failed example. and a special inspector general of the tarp program says...

Dollars in taxpayer money last year to save the economy. under the banner known as the t.a.r.p. program, now the special inspector general kneel bar off question says he's taking on as many as 75 criminal investigations into what really happened to our tax dollars. insider trading is among the suggestions of possible claims investigated here. here he is on fox business network's america's nightly scoreboard. >> you're looking into the criminal behavior of certain individuals, is that true? >> that's absolutely true. we have more than 75 criminal investigations ongoing. >> how? >> some of them ...