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>> an interesting outcome. this may be good news. plus, a school district that pays struggling students to go to summer school. talk about outrage. we're going to chat about that this morning. >> we're going to begin with the olympics and the night that was filled with so much promise and ended in so much disappointment for the u.s. men's gymnastics team after finishing first in the trials, they entered the finals last night as favorites. but a fall on the floor, two costly errors in the pommel horse and a fall on the vault -- undid team usa. halfway through six rotations they were...

President bush with vietnam syndrome for a very long time now. i think that the legacy vietnam is something hanging over now two generations of americans. one of my personal peeves about it is we are hearing about how the cold war -- charles wrote a column on this, exactly 20 years ago in 1993 on cold wars in stall ja. war nostalgia. we hear that in the control war the country was united. anyone who looks at the foreign policy back then knows that is not true. you look at the past through rose colored glasses. in some way, a huge victory today. president obama saying i'm sorry. i'm apologizing...

Personnel. my next guest will be watching it all. you can count on that. retired army brigadier general mark kimmitt joins me from washington. general, you've expressed concerns about a budget driven exercise. did you hear anything from the president or secretary panetta today that eased those concerns? >> well, i was glad to hear the president recognize that there will be more challenges, that there will be more instability in this world and that there will be more threats that we face over the years to come. and it is good that we're restructuring the military to adapt to these new threats, ...

barack obama. i think it will be very hard for him to win the general election because i think it just blurs everything. i think a real conservative who stands for solid values, essentially for new hampshire values -- >> the former massachusetts governor holds what looks like an insurmountable lead in new hampshire so he is moving on to south carolina. that state's primary is january 21st. it has been a deadly day in iraq. at least 60 people were killed in attacks in baghdad and other cities across the country. most of the victims were shiites raising fears of renewed sectarian vio...

Immigration, but rick perry is so flumixed at this point that he didn't do it. he stayed away from it and stressed making ultraconservative points on foreign policy which i think were designed to impress the questioners such as david addington and paul wolfowitz. i half expected dick cheney to ask the last question and talk about war policy. and i think the exchange between jon huntsman and mitt romney on afghanistan, on the limits of what we do in afghanistan was very interesting. that's the most involved in a debate that jon huntsman has been. ron paul is ron paul. he makes a lot of sense on...