that his approach has already seen trust among victims reach rock bottom. victims have been treated appallingly over the last 18 months. promises made, torn up, gaslighted by the secretary of state at this dispatch box. little wonder that many have greeted today s proposals with deep scepticism and question whether it is more an exercise in shoring up narrow party support than it is in delivering the reconciliation the communities of northern ireland crave. lord dannatt was head of the british army and now a member of the house of lords, he gave us his view on the government s proposals. there is this issue of unresolved decks, there is this issue of unresolved decks, and there is this issue of unresolved decks, and i think the proposal to have decks, and i think the proposal to have a decks, and i think the proposal to have a statute of limitations, not ideal. have a statute of limitations, not ideal. i have a statute of limitations, not ideal, i would like the least worst
could be smuggled in undetected. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. it s one of the more mundane documents americans have to deal with, but for president obama, the tax return is politically charged in this, an election year. the white house released his 2011 files today along with that of the vice president, joe biden and there are some surprises in both documents. as lisa sylvester has been carefully going after these tax returns, what do you see? first off, the obamas, like the romneys, gave generously to charities. the president s income, which was $1.7 million in 2010 was down significantly as sales of his book dropped off, but the focus was on taxes and more specifically, rates. there are some surprises there. who was taxed at a higher rate? the president, mitt romney or the president s secretary? it might surprise you, but it s actually the president s secretary. she makes $95,000 a year. the obama administration confirms her rate is is higher than t