stake than oil. like what? guest: well, today s incident is telling. it says that we are in a different mine set. we are in a post yemen or post cole ends set and the rules of engagement have changed. any of the small boat not heeding the warning is shot. there are thousands of these boats. and the other problem is that the iranians who are threatening, who are saying they are developing missiles and what have you, have also been able to penetrate some of the boats. so. yes, the situation is critical in in the gulf and our government knows that. neil: so imagine we go after someone that is just a fishing boat and this could be a gulf of tonkin thing, where it just leads like in the mid-60 s, to escalated fears and maybe some
that more people now in poverty, than we ve ever had. you know, we go back to the war on poverty in the mid 60 s, it was launched and supposed to fix poverty and now we ve got more people in poverty. the government is encouraging people if they re not on food stamps to get ton food stamps. i want to play a clip after radio spot that our tax kohl s paid for that encourage people to sign up. listen and i ll get your reaction afterwards. can i be eligible if i have a job. yes, you can if your income is low. but i have a car. own my own . can i qualify. yes, you might. you can okay. in other words, you can own a car, a house, i guess take european vacations, but by golly we want you to experience the life of julia and be able to get on food stamps as quickly as you can. congressman, i know people really need assistance and i get that if you have kids who are hungry and families with
going down in favorability. it used to be that obama was in the mid 60 s in favorability even when his job approval was in the 40 s. well, now his job approval is still in the 40 s but in that gallup poll, his personal favorability is down to 52, one point above romney s or two points. and his unfavorables are much higher than romney s and i think that is the backlash against the platform style he s been having. that s increasingly strident and confront confrontative and sdissive. i find fascinating that the primary process was so cutting and mean spirited that whoever emerges would be so damaged they d have no chance and within three weeks, now they re in a dead heat and head to head and you see favorability polls where he s over 50%. well, you actually see an
coast and heavy storms moving through portions of eastern texas, moving through into louisiana and we ve also got some widely scattered showers in portions of the northern plains. chilly start to the day in, as you can see, look at montana right now, it s below freezing. they have 27. meanwhile, chillyish in portions of new england and the big northeastern corridors. 50 right now in new york city which is a temperature we share with raleigh. we ve got 60 in memphis and almost 70 in tampa. meanwhile on this friday, almost 70 in new york city. almost 80 in atlanta. 80 s all the way from texas to the gulf coast. 90 in tampa. mid 60 s in the northern plains. if you re up already in phoenix, arizona, your daytime high should be 99 degrees later today. coming up, hot, hot, hot, that sounds nice for here. that s not going to be the case. forget fast forwarding or getting up to get a snack. now you can skip tv commercials
no tomorrow. anything goes. their night clubs, the absolute craziest. and somehow the nanny state now has them flipping sitrones over in the paris because they re worried about their dental benefits that will come in their mid 60 s. i don t know what that phenomenon anymore is. i don t think it s good for a culture or group of young people to rob them of their motivation like that. french has always been a little spineless about this stuff. you ever go past a car lot that s having a sale and they have that half inflated guy outside who is all over the place? that s how much the backbone the french have. and i think they need to be a little more less like neville chamberland and a little more like wilt chamberland where he scored 100 points or that whole country is going they have trouble down the road. bill: i was not surprised. i didn t like sarkozy because he raised the retirement age from 60 to 62. how outrageous. you and i, miller, we would