$20 million funds. it sounded like that means drug addicts will be on the streets, maybe rehabs will be closed or maybe drug lords will not be stopped at the border. until you read further and find out, in fact, the drug intelligence center is closed. they closed last june. brian: right. so this is the engineered cuts. phantom that we re all going to feel kinda. alisyn: it s a real cut, an imaginary center. brian: my fault. i confused the public. steve: right, but charles krauthammer is not trying to confuse the public. he s trying to make sure that you understand the mindset of this administration and the politics behind not finding a solution. here is the doctor. we re talking about here is two cents on the dollar. every dollar the government spends today, 35 cents is borrowed from the chinese and others. what s going on here is ending
there was a earthquake! a terrible flood! it wasn t my fault! i swear to god! brian: i just think that s e. that s very similar vein for what we re seeing right now. and i bought all those excuses and i m buying these ones now. altitude and unexpected something got on my mind before that 90-minute debate. gretchen: maybe he hadn t bought a gift yet for michelle. steve: plus they were blaming jim lehrer, extraordinarily here is the guy who has done it a million times and they were trying to blame him for the reason it was so bad, really, they re not taking a shot at jim letter. they re taking a shot at martha readyic because she ll be the next moderator. brian: isn t candy crowley doing the one with the town hall. steve: both of them. but the point is, there you see the president s team, they certainly are staying classy, aren t they? they re blaming everybody but
morning the young woman involved said it wasn t really my fault. as soon as he comes towards us a little bit more, paparazzi come rushing behind us and right as i am shaking his hand the paparazzi kicked the bowl i placed on the ground onto the president, and it was mine, so obviously i took the blame for it. in the meantime the infamous white house party crasher tarik salahi tells tmz he will run for governor of virginia. he says he troubled by lawmakers who waste taxpayer dollars. when it comes to fictional portrayals, they say julian moore did a fantastic sarah palin and tells them i hope i get invited to hand her an emmy. i would like to volunteer to be a presenter in the category. if you read only one thing, here is a fun one for you.
waiting for it and trying to prepare for it, but you can never really prepare for it. you think you re ready, but you always have the knot in your stomach and worrying. because it s kind of like the rest of your life rides on tomorrow. not only for me, but for my family. they re waiting. tomorrow morning, the board will decide whether or not he is suitable for parole. but haro is already making plans. then i m going to go to the fruit stand and get me an avocado and a big juicy hamburger. sing a song with my granddaughter. coming up, a thoughtless crime tears a family apart. but then when i got home, i saw my wife and my son and then i started getting mad. it wasn t my fault! and later, a victim finally
california to stay with him, and got a good description of his daughter, and it pretty much matches the description of the gal lying on the ground. i know it ain t my fault, but i still feel if i hadn t brought her down here her down here, but when the lord wants somebody, he s going to take them. talking to people who have just had losses are a normal part of the job, but it s never easy. all i can think of is why? everything at once. he told me his daughter s name was loretta beechler. she was 49 years old. she had two children, a boy and a girl. loretta had had a pretty hard life. she had lived pretty much on the street or in homeless shelters the majority of her adult life. she still had a whole life ahead of her. who knows what she would have done.