entitlement spending was going to be central to those changes. he hasn t done anything about it. he never offered a plan. he mocked republicans when they offered a plan. when david axelrod asked last summer about the president s priorities for second term, he listed six issues. didn t once mention debt and deficits. we saw yesterday the president had a sum total of four sentences on debt and deficits as he launches into his second term. it just seems like the president doesn t care about cutting spending. bill: but would suggest, then, steven, he doesn t think it is a problem and that s what you write this morning in the weekly standard. but again, back to the question, when you look at the way the sequester vote was played, that was pushed off until after the election. you essentially made a wager if you win the election you can forgo all these difficult decisions. right. bill: so now, if you continue to drag it out, and you get a midterm in two years, and if you win, you can run
colorado man, steven wysoky able to escape hiding from the terrorists, hiding under his desk almost three days so they wouldn t know he was in the office of the his incredible story is coming up at the top of the 10:00 hour. bill: listening to hear senator corker talk about the hearings tomorrow with secretary clinton and how algeria is now in the headlines. it moved into that geographic area of libya and algeria. now mali too. martha: what happened in mali and algeria, makes what happened in benghazi part of a larger piece we ll hear about tomorrow, no doubt. bill: meantime we will have the hearing tomorrow. today a rude awakening in utah. a massive boulder crashing through a woman s bedroom. here is the rock almost entirely lodged in the side of her house! causing some serious damage after getting this, rolling down from a nearby hill. the woman s husband saying he warned about this very thing when they first bought
with secretary of state hillary clinton we mentioned this last hour, martha, what senator corker told us, you know, how much were you aware and how much attention did you give to the growing islamist movement in northern africa? so not only is it benghazi but these other places that are now hot spots. martha: huge concern in linking all those things together. we hope we ll hear a little bit more about that in terms of what is going on from the state department and from hillary clinton. so how about this? this is part of what bill was explaining to you. a harrowing survival story from one of the seven americans who lived through that deadly hostage siege that played out in algeria in the desert. steven wysoky of colorado, hid under his desk for 2 1/2 days while he could hear militants pacing back and forth and searching the building for him. can you imagine how terrified this man must have been? his wife says he was able to survive on a pint of water. he and a few colleagues made a ru