whether we re going to be the world s policeman and patrol every street in every country or whether we re going to focus on securing our own borders and protecting americans both here and abroad from attack. bret: if huckabee decides to run, he can surely expect to take some heat from law and order republicans for commuting the sentence of career criminal maurice clemens who would later murder four washington state police officers after his release from prison. why did you take that action back then and do you regret it? if i had the same information in front of me now that i had then, i d make the same decision. because i was making it based on the case of a 16-year-old black male who was given 108 years which was far more of a sentence for a robbery than most people would get for murder. there was a whole string of things that went wrong in the case of maurice clemens. he went back to prison after his parole and he should have stayed there.
jim angle reports that time is indeed running short on one important effort. after a lengthy meeting of senate democrats aimed in part at hammering out a univerfied position on the bush tax cuts, harry reid emerged without an agreement but calling for a vote. my friend senator mcconnell has offered legislation to extend them all costing more than $4 trillion. if he wants to vote on that, i ll be happy to arrange that. he should arrange a vote on 250, period. reid is sticking of the idea of extending only the tax cuts making $250,000 a year or less which he seemed to recognize may not pass. we want opportunity and maybe plural vote, we have to do it more than once, twice, whatever it takes. mcconnell s legislation introduced in september was to permanently extend all the tax cuts. this is the only bill that has yet been offered that will prevent a tax hike on anyone. in other words, nobody in america would get a tax hike at the end of this year. and senator joe l
rescuers are back inside a mine right now trying to find four missing miners in west virginia. four teams went in early this morning. they re really working against time. those rescue chambers have enough food and supplies for four days. it has been almost that long since monday s explosion. rescuers got within 500 feet of where they think the survivors could be, but had to turn back that close because of dangerous gases. the sample results have declined. it might have been a small amount but basically we still see a decline to the point that all three parties are in agreement that we need to try to get to the refuse chambers as we talked about earlier. the plan is for two teams to go underground and to visit both of those refuse chambers. funerals will be held for four of the 25 miners killed in monday s explosion. carl acord worked in mines for 34 years, two sons and two grandsons. family members say the day before the explosion acord told his family he was worried abou
i m gregg jarrett. thank you for watching. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. maus mamaus [ applause ] mike: welcome to huckabee. oscar nominateds aor danny iaelo talk about terrorism and the direction of our country. his music career, it s incredible. i promise you will love the music and you ve heard never dan nee like you will hear him today. also, former nba bad boy dennis rodman reveals the pressures of being a celebrity athlete. he gives his take on tiger woods troubles. hall of fame coach of the arkansas razorbacks frank boyles, his daughter betsy on how they coped with a wife and mother s battle and death from alzheimer s. and grammy award winner amy grant and christian artist matthew west perform their inspiring new song give this christmas away. a wonderful show. maus plause since our show, a horrible crime was committed in lakewood, washington. four police officers killed by a psychotic killer maurice clemens. nine years ago when i was governor
now you know the news as fox report this saturday. i m gregg jarrett. thank you for watching. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. maus mamaus [ applause ] mike: welcome to huckabee. oscar nominateds aor danny iaelo talk about terrorism and the direction of our country. his music career, it s incredible. i promise you will love the music and you ve heard never dan nee like you will hear him today. also, former nba bad boy dennis rodman reveals the pressures of being a celebrity athlete. he gives his take on tiger woods troubles. hall of fame coach of the arkansas razorbacks frank boyles, his daughter betsy on how they coped with a wife and mother s battle and death from alzheimer s. and grammy award winner amy grant and christian artist matthew west perform their inspiring new song give this christmas away. a wonderful show. maus plause since our show, a horrible crime was committed in lakewood, washington. four police officers killed by a psychotic killer