close. that will be tough for in addition nato. nato will be discussing tomorrow taking on that role and how it actually does it, but it s real vital. what does victory look like from the coalition s point of view? is it just ensuring civilian safety? is it rebels assuming power? is it driving out gadhafi? i know they stated that that is not, from the u.s. perspective, the intended goal. there s a lot of blurriness about what that looks like. fundamentally, they would like to see a cessation of hostilities, an environment in which the civilian population is now really safe. the thing is, when one thinks about that, that has to mean unplug gadhafi and his franchise and getting him out of the war business and that can only really happen if he s out of the country. so people, you know, in nato and other countries beyond barack obama seem to be hesitant to say that they want gadhafi gone and out, but there s no equation that i can see right now given all that s been thrown at this
cure something. my glasses are not curing the blurriness of my vision but giving me a benefit. the parents said we want a second opinion and approximate care for our child. martha: what is administered a breathing tube and when do you expect that to happen? the baby is on a breathing tube and most doctors who lookked at the case even before we brought him here to st. louis, why hasn t a track on themy done? that s a point of debate. the parents say it is the next step and treatment they refused in canada but now seems to be a possibility here in the u.s.. martha: thank you so much. we ll follow the story. thank you very much. thanks. martha: in this story payment sued over a toddler that was too late.
retroactive tax cuts. the president i cannot state this enough, the president does not have to cave to republicans in the house and scared moderates in the senate. bill clinton taught us this lesson time and time again. we ended up getting a lot of what we wanted and needed. in the end the crisis erupts. you ve got to pass budgets, continuing resolutions, get things done. that s when you get them in the room and go, guys, i got the veto lip liner and i m not going to sign it. give me my lip liner back. i m going to veto this bill unless we work together. i m not giving millionaires tax cuts. get over it. i just don t to think that use the word indistinct. frank rich used that word, talked about stockholm syndrome in washington, his republican captors have done this too him. there s a kind of blurriness to the president.
on the other hand what we have done, as we have blurriness or ramissh. hood on one second. the president of the united states is at the white house, signing the bill we told you about earlier into law. this is the small business tax breaks. let s listen in while he does that. i am thrilled to be here on what is an exciting day. i want to begin by recognizing the members of congress who fought so hard to pass this bill on behalf of america s small businesses. a lot of work was involved in this obviously, but there are a few folks who are here onstage i want to make sure to acknowledge. first of all, my dear friend and my senator from the great state of illinois, senator dick durbin. a champion for businesses in louisiana and around the
would like to be out there. i don t think it s incident that napolitano close to roger stone. i don t think it has to be conspiracy. fox is host to a lot of that. the opinion and pundit tail wags the dog there. in this case it s redowning to the disservice of the president and to the public. maybe it s about blurring lines between news and opinion. i like to think of fox as two in one. it s a news reporting channel and then you have the sean hannitys. in this case it was shared on both news shows and opinion. i wonder if the blurriness between the two creates confusion. you talked a lot about media literacy. it s too much to expect that viewers will make a serious distinction between a news report and what a pundit has to say. all of the cable news networks,