appeals to them. steve: the bin laden hit was classified and we found out 15 minutes later. that was the pride and joy of the obama administration and we have every right to question why we didn t know about the strike. we are looking into the scandal. and what is going on in part of the world. steve: it started with iranian blogers who apparently have acess to it is internet. one of the people who pulled the strings of the white house sounds like she was doing one on one talks with iranians. that is extraordinary. we haven t had one on one talks with the iranians for 30 years. what is she doing and makes her qualified to call the shots. steve: she did work in a hospital. she is iranian born and lived in iran until she was five years old and rumored she
the foreign aid budget for my administration in every country starts at zero dollars. new target in tough economic times. with so much pain at home, why is america giving billions of taxpayer dollars to nation overseas. foreign aid taking money from poor people and gives it to rich people in poor countries. president obama is asking for even more. $46 billion in his 2012 budget. $34 billion of that in economic assistance. $11 billion in military aid. a tiny apt with a big impact. how much impact? in thepass decade, u.s. poured $22 billion in pakistan, where bin laden hit out for years. america s enemies fine safe haven. $3 billion is earmarked for this year. republicans senator lindsey graham demanding tough new conditions on any aid. the problem i have with pakistan you can t trust them. you can t abandon them. a complex problem. we are not going to throw good money after bad.
the foreign aid budget for my administration in every country starts at zero dollars. new target in tough economic times. with so much pain at home, why is america giving billions of taxpayer dollars to nation overseas. foreign aid taking money from poor people and gives it to rich people in poor countries. president obama is asking for even more. $46 billion in his 2012 budget. $34 billion of that in economic assistance. $11 billion in military aid. a tiny apt with a big impact. how much impact? in thepass decade, u.s. poured $22 billion in pakistan, where bin laden hit out for years. america s enemies fine safe haven. $3 billion is earmarked for this year. republicans senator lindsey graham demanding tough new conditions on any aid. the problem i have with pakistan you can t trust them. you can t abandon them. a complex problem. we are not going to throw good money after bad.
aircraft that we reneged upon. we basically gave them the stiff arm for 10, 15 years in favor of india. we tried to change that. after 9/11. we d given them billions of dollars and this point after a decade, i think at this point, it s time to go back to india and say, we tried, go ahead. we tried. and one curiosity here, particularly after the death of richard holbrook is what is the nature of our personal diplomatic relations in both pakistan and india? what s your sense of who we can really talk to? i think there s a poetic and cultural reliance between the two biggest democracies on earth. the united states and india. and pakistan, the relations broke down to such a degree that there was the mullen/kilani alliance, where their chief of staff, but that really collapsed after the bin laden hit. and now that mullen is accusing
macland for 24 yards, that s the good news, the bad news you ll see on the replay. vick takes a big hit and breaks his non-throwing hand, his right hand. vick finished the drive, a go ahead field goal, heft the game and came back in the fourth and left again. victor cruz, how about victor cruz? 29-16, snapping a six-game losing streak to the eagles after the game. there s a big one, wasn t it? huge win for the giants. vick expresses frustration with the ref saying it was an uncalled late hit that broke his hand. that s a great play. i felt like i got hit late. there was no flag, broke my hand. do you feel you re not getting the calls that other quarterbacks get? absolutely. why? why? i mean you all see it. there s no reason for me to go