again, i would tell you that we need to study that in the united states. right. nobody has studied it appropriately. that s why i m telling you as a muslim when i run up against people who don t want to reform, this is my experience. we need to study it. so that 20 foster 30% number 20% to 30% number you used isn t based on data you re extrapolating from the united states. yes, sir. dr. jasser, thanks for being with us. and a program remind ear does freedom of religion mean freedom from suspicion? the dramatic fight over the construction of a mosque in the heart of the bible belt. unwelcome: the muslims next door airs sunday, march 27, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. still ahead, we ve been talking a lot about the budget battle in wisconsin. how about the one in washington? it s fierce, it s ugly, and nobody seems to agree on anything. why are some washington insiders so optimistic? the answer after the break.
of gas. tonight what fox news and the republicans want you to believe instead. and what president obama needs to do to stop all of it. this is the story that has me fired up first tonight. at this hour there are major doubts that governor scott walker will win this budget battle in wisconsin. governor walker and the republicans in the state of wisconsin in the senate are starting to crack. over the last 48 hours, the dynamic has completely shifted in the badger state. on sunday night the wall street journal reported wisconsin 14, they were throwing in the towel. that report was wrong. on monday governor walker attacked senator mark miller for sending a letter offering a meeting on the state line. last night senator miller and members of the 14 were on this program to respond. today wisconsin state republicans broke off discussions after some of the members started to back away from the governor walker s radical budget repair bill.
antiaircraft guns. surrounded. what war? what war? then we will die. everybody using guns waiting for the people. everybody making a small move, they kill them. the heavy fighting forced tens of thousands to flee for the border. that s causing a humanitarian crisis there. many are huddled in tent cities. c-130 transport planes filled with supplies arrived to help the people. let s move to the budget battle in wisconsin. many states are watching how this plays out as they look to cut their own budgets. governor scott walker sent out warning letters to unions saying massive layoffs are coming in april if no deal is reached on the budget. democrats are blocking the vote. it limits collective bargaining rights. i thought we were fairly
bridge the divide into the hispanic community which is another area where republicans are have done miserably. you know, he s a compelling figure, well-spoken, well respected. despite some of the issues people may have with the last name, he s got a lot of the things that seem to be missing when people are sort of lamenting about what they wish they had in a candidate. i think karen is so right. this is his moment. he says he wants to wait until 2016 but now may be the time for him to jump in. he s a sharp guy, fluent in spanish. this may be his time. two more fans or jeb bush. thank you both. a good friday. you too. the budget battle in wisconsin is ener itting new territory this morning. governor scott walker says he will send out 1,500 pink slips for state workers. he says the layoffs are his only options with senate democrats hiding out across state lines to avoid a vote. republicans are trying to lure them back. but the holdouts say it s not going to happen. we re ve
say this is union busting. but there are people in wisconsin who say, no, this is about the public sector having to bear more of the burden too. tough argument. thanks, christine. coming up in a few minutes, we re going to get a firsthand account of the budget battle in wisconsin. we talk to republican state lawmaker glenn glothman and jon erpenbach still out of the state. today the senate is expected to follow the lead of the house and approve a stop-gap spending bill. the measure cut spending by some $4 billion. the next part for republicans and democrats is much harder, which would be negotiating an agreement on what to spend for the rest of the year. and the assassin who gunned down robert f. kennedy in 1968 will appear before a parole board today. two psychologists insist sirhan sirhan no longer poses a threat to society. this is going to be the 14th parole hearing he s attended since beginning his life sentence. and a little more than three