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Remember, right now oil production globally is 87.5 million barrels a day. demand is 89.4 million barrel as day. do the math. we don't have enough oil. >>neil: i don't know what must bees to believe. remember with the libya thing they said we will make up for any description -- disruption in libyan demands but i don't believe it. >>guest: and it is a shell game. they are saying we will increase the production to make up for the libyan shortfall. and they never do that. and now they decrease production and now other oil producer country goes off line they will decrease it but they have gone now...

By waiting the other guys out. >>guest: you make a key point. we will see, i think, libya, if muammar qaddafi stays, libya will split in two and i think he could live with that, him ruling western libya and the rebels from benghazi. civil war. in good outcome. honestly, the only outcome, say, if qaddafi goes, i know we do not want boots on the ground but how can you have a functioning stable government in libya without heavy western assistance after qaddafi leaves. so, i don't think qaddafi will leave quietly. if he stays the country will split down the middle and go into civil war. he thinks ...

>> $2 billion a week. >> you talk about infrastructure, i can revitalize the american infrastructure for $150 billion a year over 10 years. it would put americans back to work. that's exactly what we're spending in afghanistan. >> it would revolutionize this country, as far as our capabilities. if we vested in our infrastructure over the next five years the way i know we're unfortunately tragically going to invest in afghanistan, $2 billion a week, this would be investment on the scale of eisenhower. >> 1 out of every 6 to 7 defense dollars we now spend, we spend in afghanistan. it's also bad ...

Default. new readings taken by robots inside that crippled fukushima daiichi plant indicates the radiation is still too high for workers to enter. radiation will continue to leak from the plant for another six to nine months. when the crisis is expected to come under control, this comes as the chairman of the plant operator apologized for the crisis, adding that he was considering stepping down. meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton visited tokyo yesterday, leaving with japan's prime minister in a show of support of that country's struggles in the aftermath of march's devastating ear...

Welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. here's some of the top headlines this morning. today is tax day. if you're scrambling to meet today's filing deadline, this may add to your frustration. according to the tax policy center, the so-called super rich pay nearly 10% less taxes than they did a couple of decades ago, and nearly half of american house holds pay no income taxes at all. 17 people are reported dead in western libya where forces loyal to moammar gadhafi have been pounding the city of misrata with mortar rounds and rocket propelled grenades. in eastern libya, government forc...