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Pushes so forcefully, it sucks david's legs into the drain. >> i jumped into the water to try and help remove him from the drain. his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> firemen, the roadworkers, they all just dived in and just trying to pull him up. >> fighting the incredible force of water, the workers are able to get his head up. he's gasping for air, and then suddenly, he goes under again. >> give me the line. give me the line. >> he was wedged into the drain up to his hips and his head wasç about two foot under water. >> david is in grave danger. he's drowning before their very eyes. >> w...

I'm dying to see one, because then, ten days ago newt was still ahead. you know, maybe the newt -- the newt team can hold out hope he's still ahead there. >> let me go to robert here. i have a theory republicans are more organized than democrats, i'm not the first one to say that. it was will rogers who said that about 100 years ago. they are very organized. i figure if you go to the movies they are early. they are sitting there with a little candy bar, and you come in with your popcorn and big coke. they have been there for 20 minutes. the reason i say this is grew up with a family like that....

In the house, health care was getting all the public attention from the media and elsewhere. i lost a couple of fights including some on the floor of the house because i wasn't -- i didn't have the public allies i wanted to fight some of the economic interests that were trying to retard progress. this year when the senate took it up, the expectation was, well, that's the senate. they need 60 votes. it will get watered down. instead, it got strengthened. we went to a public confidence. that's why i insisted and chris dodd agreed, on a public conference. we knew the more the public wasç paying ...

Military units, the cost of getting a single convoy through the khyber pass is nearly $1 million in bribes. meanwhile, afghanistan -- or pakistan remains totally unaddressed. how are statistics like that while allowing pakistan to do what they are doing, how on earth can anyone define that asç responsible? >> no it's not, and who's paying for it? we are, the taxpayers. as you know, the cost is now $10 billion every month, $120 billion. and that cost is going to continue under the president's plan. that's another reason why we need to decide now the war needs to end quickly, accelerate the rat...