end. iraq war and the action in libya, show u.s. leadership to the world and now he says the challenge is rebuilding the weak u.s. economy with the same energy our troops gave overseas. as a nation we need to build is our own. we need to tackle this challenge with the same urgency and unity that our troops brought to their place. meanwhile, north carolina senator richard bird delivering the g.o.p. response calling on the obama administration to drop its 447 billion dollar jobs bill and the embrace the g.o.p. plan instead the tax repeal code law. and invest in renewable energy sources. i m jamie colby, i ll send you back now to bulls and bears, keep it here on the fox news channel, the most powerful name in news. . brenda: now they re going after the discount giant. some wal-mart workers teaming up with occupy wall street
enough democrats to kill this. it was 50/50. the other thing is that where does this leave president obama and the democrats right now in trying to get jobs moving in this country? more obstruction. they can t pass their bills. even if all the democrats had voted for the bill, it would not have passioned because the republicans would have filibustered it to death. i think something that s wise, they have not only voted on the full bill. the $447 billion american jobs act. then they moved to begin breaking it up. the reason they re breaking it up, if they break it up, they deep conversation going for days or week or months. they keep the press. they keep folks like and i talking about the jobs bill. it doesn t just disappear or disability. it isn t just one speech a month or so ago or two months ago or whenever he introduced it. the republicans have to keep defending and it jobs remain in the news. so for the democrats political strategy, this is working out fine. they re keeping con
the other thing is that where does this leave president obama and the democrats right now in trying to get jobs moving in this country? more obstruction. they can t pass their bills. even if all the democrats had voted for the bill, it would not have passioned because the republicans would have filibustered it to death. i think something that s wise, they have not only voted on the full bill. the $447 billion american jobs act. then they moved to begin breaking it up. the reason they re breaking it up, if they break it up, they deep conversation going for days or week or months. they keep the press. they keep folks like and i talking about the jobs bill. it doesn t just disappear or disability. it isn t just one speech a month or so ago or two months ago or whenever he introduced it. the republicans have to keep defending and it jobs remain in the news. so for the democrats political strategy, this is working out fine. they re keeping control of the conversation. but so far as actua
cops. that is a bottom line fact. dana: to point bob: about the bill. eric: it s not a bottom line fact. you can t just say it s a bottom line fact. bob: it has bills to hire police and fire responders and teachers. to keep their job. that is a fact. eric: insinuation is if you don t pass the bill something will happen. bob: that is right. that is right. i tells you what the republicans are willing to do to beat barack obama. willing to do anything. dana: when they first introduced the bill he said he was going to introduce a bill to help stimulate and create jobs. they did not say we ll take the taxpayers money to keep police officers and teachers from losing their job. bob: sure they did. dana: no, they didn t. bob: of course they did. eric: $4 billion of the $447 billion from the original plan earmarked for cops and fire. 1%.
animals, including lions, bears, leopards and 18 endangered bengal tigers. officials say only a monkey has not been accounted for. the humane society lashed out at the governor for allowing a statewide ban for buying and selling exotic animals to expire in april. at the end of the day there will be legislation. officials say they had no choice but to kill the animals because of the danger they posed to the public. now, the man who owned those animals was released from prison just a few weeks ago. terry thompson served a year for possessing illegal firearms. he and his estranged wife kept the animals in cages on a 73-acre private reserve. friends say they were animal lovers but he, thompson, had been convicted of animal cruelty. officials have not said what might have caused him to kill himself. secretary of state hillary clinton is in kabul, after after this morning for talks with afghan president and other top officials there. she s expected to assure president karzai