quote here. bill: it says, it was wrong to allow hundreds of guns to go to mexico to drug people knowing that that is where they were going. well the bush administration did not prosecute wide receiver however the obama administration revived that prosecution and they talked about this memo, rather about the problem of sending guns to mexico at the department of justice and basically went ahead with the fast and furious case even though there were problems with the previous case and decided to go forward. bill? bill: clearly there is a lot to get into this we will again next hour with a guest looking at this report. william, thank you for your first reporting in l.a. on that. heather has more now. heather: this began back in the fall of 2009. that is when a group of phoenix area gun trafficking cases was dubbed operation fast and furious . it was the largest of several known operations involving thousands of weapons including hundreds of assault rifles. reports say the vas
pick up campaign cash in the big apple. susan mcginnis is in washington with details this morning. susan, good morning to you. reporter: hi, good morning, terrell. yeah, we ll see if romney can get through poland and a foreign policy speech there today without controversy. this is after he inadvertently insulted the british in london and then made a comment in israel that is upsetting palestinians. mitt romney got an enthusiastic welcome in poland. we want you to be president of the united states. reporter: the presidential hopeful wraps up his overseas trip today with a foreign policy speech in warsaw. monday, romney picked up an endorsement from less was lensa, who invited romney to poland. governor romney. reporter: but romney is also being criticized for comments he made at a fund-raiser in israel monday morning. speaking to donors, romney said israel is far better off economically than neighboring palestine because of cultural reasons. a palestinian spokesman c
in the big apple. susan mcginnis is in washington with details this morning. susan, good morning to you. reporter: hi, good morning, terrell. yeah, we ll see if romney can get through poland and a foreign policy speech there today without controversy. this is after he inadvertently insulted the british in london and then made a comment in israel that is upsetting palestinians. mitt romney got an enthusiastic welcome in poland. we want you to be president of the united states. reporter: the presidential hopeful wraps up his overseas trip today with a foreign policy speech in warsaw. monday, romney picked up an endorsement from lech walesa, the legendary leader of poland s solidarity movement, who invited romney to poland. so, governor romney, this is lech. reporter: but romney is also being criticized for comments he made at a fund-raiser in israel monday morning. speaking to donors, romney said israel is far better off economically than neighboring palestine because
reasons. a palestinian spokesman called the comment racist. the white house called romney s statement a head-scratcher. one of the challenges of being an actor on the international stage, particularly when you re traveling to such a sensitive part of the world, is that your comments are very closely scrutinized. reporter: here in the u.s., president obama spent the evening in new york raising money. he told 60 high-dollar donors that as the summer ends, he ll begin to lay out his plans for a second term in the white house. at the nomad hotel in manhattan, the president said he would use the last 99 days until election day to let voters know not just what they re voting against, but also what they re voting for. it s a scary time to be a woman. reporter: the president also defended the use of negative ads, saying presidential elections are historically messy. now, in poland, the leadership of solidarity has distanced itself from romney s visit and came out with a state
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