the screeners will have to look at this. all this will do is put them in imminent danger. they will be looking at the point of whether it s a knife, the tip of a blade. people will pull them out and say, you see, this is good. and we are going to subject them to that sort of dialogue, that possible encounter at such close range? it s idiotic and unnecessary. bill: i can feel the heat and emotion coming from you. we will be in contact with you. we ve reached out to the tsa as well. we d like to get the head of the organization on our air to defend the policy. we appreciate your input. martha,. martha: we are all over this breaking news this morning, osama bin laden s son-in-law, we are now getting a look at the evidence against the man pleading not guilty just moments ago. and the charges against him are conspiracy to kill americans. this as several republicans slam his very appearance in that new york city room, here is some of that. the congress has tried to tell the administration,
the obama administration, canceled the airborne laser which is the best blatt form to defend against a north korean missile in the boost phase. martha: they won t necessarily recognize the armistice against south korea in the future. how big of a threat of south korea and our thousands of troops on the demilitarized zone might be? it can t be ignored. there is a tendency working north korea policy, to the extent we even have a policy to sort of get used to these threats from north korea but the problem is it is getting worse in recent years. in 2010, north korea sank a south korean naval ship and shelled a south korean island f you step back there were a lot of words exchanged but essentially north korea paid no price for doing that. so north korea really feels like it is pushing against an open door. it is making i think a mistake. the dictatorships always make in dealing with democracies and underestimating their will to respond. martha: our u.n. representative, rather, susan rice
filibuster has drun praise and criticism for a marathon senate floor style. others call him a hero and others say it could hurt his party in the long run? what about that, chris wallace? martha: growing backlash about this policy. you can bring swiss army knives on the planes but you heard me say earlier, no shampoo. not yet. that stuff is dangerous, that shampoo. we ll talk about that next. bill: a member of usama bin laden s family, his son-in-law appears in a u.s. federal court today here in new york city. why many say this should never happen. his history is something that has been active and engaged in al qaeda. has spent some time in iran, the southern part of iran conducting or at least planning operations and doing facilitation of for al qaeda business. hi, i m ensure clear. clear, huh? i m not juice or fancy water. i ve gotine grams of protein. that s three times more than me!
prisoners to illinois they cut funding for the program so they couldn t do it. bill: this was done a week ago and no one knew it. right. bill: what does that tell you? the administration understands what it is getting into here. the administration understands there is bipartisan problem in congress and probably bitten off more than it can chew on this one. bill: you think so? i think so. the left is already upset with the president s policy on drone. combine that with the right being upset about bringing osama bin laden s son-in-law to the united states. you have a bipartisan opposition in the senate already. that they sneaked him a week ago without telling congress is a big deal. bill: on the drone issue, you could argue, and some have, the dronl issue is carried out because they did not want to capture anybody alive that would feed population at gitmo. logical extension of the left opposition keeping guantanamo bay open. you have problem now that right-wing and left-wing oppo
off the table but they many become less valuable as you get overall income tax rate down. bill: the mortgage interest rate deduction doesn t that hurt economy? they will buy this and get something back from the government in the alternative? i haven t met anybody that bought a home of the state mortgage deduction. the federal mortgage deduction. bill: i see. you can skate on what the federal policy is but i don t see that many doing that off state policy. bill: what is your position on charitable deductions? that we re leaving as a deduction but over time that would go away too because you have no income tax in the state. bill: what happens to charities though? do they take a hit? people have more money to give. if they, if you re not having to give it to the government and you have still got the federal charitable deduction, again that is really one that more people react off of than a state charitable deduction. bill: you have democrats saying you re in $4 billion hole. come