family well says mumbarak is not sick at all. either way, meanwhile, egypt s new military rulers say they hope to hand power over to an elected civilian government within six months and that they have no desire to keep control following the overthrow of president hosni mubarak. continuing coverage of breaking news out of mexico. two u.s. immigration agents shot. a live update next. and the parents of a young american woman convicted of killing her roommate in italy are now themselves in trouble with the law overseas. a new indictment against amanda knox family. from the journalists of fox news, this is the fox report.
obama continues not to have, as i asked him in the interview, an urgency on the matter. because, look, let s face it, i mean $90 billion in spending cuts faced with what we have here with 1.6 trillion in spending overall in 2012, just think about it 1, 1 in 212 and 1.6 in 20011. he wants to cut only 90 billion of that spending? come on, people are starting to get a queazy feeling i don t know if you saw the article, the long article egypt today with the president said to have told president mumbarak in their last phone call just because things weren t in doesn t mean it s going to happen in the same way in the future. same question about the budget as well. you know, you look at this pew poll that came out this weekend shows that a plurality of americans are still for more spending in every single category. bill: i know. except for foreign aid. but i m about to take your
bill: see, the conversation right now is that president obama continues not to have, as i asked him in the interview, an urgency on the matter. because, look, let s face it, i mean $90 billion in spending cuts faced with what we have here with 1.6 trillion in spending overall in 2012, just think about it 1, 1 in 212 and 1.6 in 20011. he wants to cut only 90 billion of that spending? come on, people are starting to get a queazy feeling i don t know if you saw the article, the long article egypt today with the president said to have told president mumbarak in their last phone call just because things weren t in doesn t mean it s going to happen in the same way in the future. same question about the budget as well. you know, you look at this pew poll that came out this weekend shows that a plurality of americans are still for more spending in every single category. bill: i know. except for foreign aid. but i m about to take your
states. we are told riot police had to separate the government and pro-government demonstrators. the men believed to be that group s biggest threat the american anwar al-awlaki is believed to be hiding there. well, hosni mubarak may not be adjusting well to life as a former president. just a few days after the protesters toppled his regime, we are getting word that mumbarak is having health problems. two cairo newspapers report he has been refusing to take his medications and he has repeatedly been passing out at his home there. the papers also indicate former president mumbarak is depressed. egypt s ambassador to the united states tells nbc news he has received information mumbarak may be in bad health. but it s not clear to us what s wrong with the exleader. david lee miller streaming live from cairo early this tuesday morning. david lee, you are also hearing some of the reports about the last hours of mumbarak s presidency. shepard, inside is highest levels of the egyptian gover
i asked him in the interview, an urgency on the matter. because, look, let s face it, i mean $90 billion in spending cuts faced with what we have here with 1.6 trillion in spending overall in 2012, just think about it 1, 1 in 212 and 1.6 in 20011. he wants to cut only 90 billion of that spending? come on, people are starting to get a queazy feeling i don t know if you saw the article, the long article egypt today with the president said to have told president mumbarak in their last phone call just because things weren t in doesn t mean it s going to happen in the same way in the future. same question about the budget as well. you know, you look at this pew poll that came out this weekend shows that a plurality of americans are still for more spending in every single category. bill: i know. except for foreign aid. but i m about to take your