not necessarily that of panetta and clinton. we watching the president move to his natural position which is really wrong which the country doesn t understand back to the point that democrats are going to have a problem. he is way left and i think that is why he wants hagel. secretary clinton by all accounts was far more aggressive in supporting the libyans, and undertaking the syrian opposition and taking on terror in north africa than the president has been. bottom line, what pat and john spoke to, they are right: there is a huge, huge division in democratic ranks that republicans have not explained. secretary panetta, he spoke directly to these issues in his outgoing interviews and spoke of the need to protect the defense budget. gregg: is it your sense that hagel will be a nonfactor?
products. heather: what are the implications if your child has too much of either? guest: 18 deaths are being investigated by the f.d.a. but the problem is long-term. we consume the products and you think there is nothing they can do but caffeine is a sometime plant linked with elevated blood pressure and heart disease. for those at higher risk, those that suffer with certain conditions could experience problems later in life. there are specific risks right now. gregg: when you look at package, and obviously advertising is everything, low carb, and you look at back and it said only ten calories, it is
negotiations? if the supreme leader, come khomeini. and with what is going on now in north africa, in algeria, and mali.this is a real problem. here is where the republicans need to get their act in gear and step up and take advantage of that confusion and that vacuum. i don t think john mccain is the way. that clip you played was an extreme example. gregg: play this clip, then no pass. i have been handed a note that i have misspoke and said i supported the president s position on containment. if i said that, i meant to say i obviously his position on containment we don t have a
exercise clause that protects a religious group s right to shape its own faith and mission through its appointments. now that the law on that. gregg: please. ministers meaning ministers and not teachers. these teachers have been in the school for a long time. gregg: did you read the supreme court ruling? i did. gregg: didn t they use the word teacher. so religious and lay were the non-religious teachers. gregg: temperatures are a teachers. they have been in the school before it was bought by a christian school. so they would be grandfathered in. that the first thing. second thing, you have the fair employment act which is against
in new orleans, arthel nevil, fox news. gregg: new signs that the american dream could be on the comeback. take a look at this. a new poll showing a vast majority of today s youth believe they will be better off than their parents. yeah, mom and dad, we re so much better than you. look at that 43 and 52%, really? some groups of particularly optimistic about their future. here is with a deeper look, brenda buttner, anchor of bulls and bears , what could you think of this? that is the optimism of youth. that is basically what we re seeing here. i think it s prevalent among the very younger teens. gregg: are they naive? i don t know naive but they may be excited.