i think the reason why this is a very dangerous situation, not because there is a great deal of upheaval in egypt, but because neither mubarak nor suleiman or their allies appreciate how dangerous the situation is and that they are really dine dye know saurs living in a different age. tomorrow it s going to be a big day. my hope, my hope is that the army or at least the junior ranks in the army, basically will make up thei mind before the situations spiral out of control. i do hope, too, that president barack obama will come out and be very unambiguous, the united states of america, of course, will always seek stability, but at the same time, will support forces, democratic forces, forces that would like to establish a new era of open society and transparent societies. we are joined now by congressman mike pens, a republican from indiana. congressman, do you believe that
we ve got a big show this morning. white house press secretary robert gibbs mr. be here to gloat about auburn. former florida governor jeb bush will be on the show. he s going to be forced to ask why he won t run for president. rye not. congressman mike pens will answer if he s the conservative best hope to beat obama in 2012. this is a big one. sir richard branson is going to be here. we ll ask him for free tickets to london. the holiday season, seems like the thing to do. paes is breaking out at the white house. that s exciting. the dead commission scrambling around for its 14th vote. unemployment benefits end today. i don t know if you saw the news last night, willie. this is big. it s a big diplomatic break through. you get points in history the bipartisan meeting. no, no, talking about north korea. you get to points in history where in the late 1930s winston
are aimed at is giving clarity to that issue. jenna: it s crowded on capitol hill. there are a lot of bills throating on the mid terms. what are the chances of actually getting something passed? they ve got a full legislative plate. it s not going to happen without a fight. there are both members who say this is a moral and ethical issue, they believe that destroying embryos is immoral, especially when you re using taxpayer dollars to do that. here s congress congressman mike pens. i think that destroying an innocent human life is morally wrong but i also think it s morally wrong to take the take par dollars of prolife americans and use it to fund research that involves the destruction of a human embryo in the name of science. reporter: as you mentioned, they re very busy on the hill. we ll see in the very short time they have whether they get to this one, jenna. jenna: are we hearing anything from the scientific community on any parts of these issues? they re definitely
illegal immigrants. a lot of whom came here just so their children could become u.s. citizens. leader boehner they should do it. they should do it the legal way. thank you very much for your views. thank you. up next, the battle lines for the mid-term election are now drawn. you heard it, the economy, tax cuts, gay marriage, immigration and the war in afghanistan. all up for debate. next, former democratic congressman harold ford, republican congressman mike pens, todd the purdham and nbc s andrea mitchell only on meet the press. we know why we re here. to give our war fighters every advantage. [ man ] to deliver technologies that anticipate the future, today. and help protect america, everywhere. from the battle space to cyberspace. [ female announcer ] around the globe, the people of boeing are working together.
in the recently gop radio response, congressman mike pens says the president s economic policies have, quote, failed. last year the obama administration said the trillion dollar stimulus plan would create jobs immediately and keep unemployment below 8%. today unemployment remains near a heartbreaking 10%. since the stimulus bill became law, our economy has lost about 3 million jobs. molly: congressman pens says republicans will fight to extend the bush tax cuts for all americans. president obama says he favors repealing them for people making over $200,000. welcome back, we re so glad you re back and you are look great. julie: we ve been working together for all these years uniformity knew i was going to be mommy one of these days. molly: thank you. julie: we go around the world