accident two years ago when she was hit by a car while jogging. you should have broke your back [ bleep ] . reporter: john boehner for the second day in a row condemned the violence amid reports he used inflammatory language himself about pro-life ohio democrat, who voted for the health care bill. boehner is quoted by the national review online by saying he may be a dead man he can t go home to the westside of cincinnati. his aide said he meant he was a dead man politically. no one saw this quote of mine in this publication, until he and others paid a pubic issue of. reporter: one congressman thinks it is a publish public issue. he ought to resign, go to the floor apologize for what he said and if he won t, i think he ought to resign because i think is despicable. reporter: homeland security and fbi are investigating
explicative in there. during a democratic fundraiser wednesday, biden quoted president obama saying at the morning briefing, quote, you know what the best thing about tuesday was? joe s comment. the vice president also said president obama told him he attempted to have a t-shirt made with biden s remark elm blazed on it but couldn t get it in time. biden told the crowd he told the president if you thought it was so good, why didn t you say it? former bush secretary dana perino was shocked the president approved of the remark saying, quote, it shows a broader attitude of callus disregard for decorum and decency. i m sure they will say i m too uptight. fine. let s all just imagine for a minute if vice president bush or vice president cheney had done the same in the east wing of the white house. i think we all know what the democrats would be saying. cuban leader fidel castro also thinks the passage of the health care law was a big deal calling it a miracle and a major victory for the oba
for a tougher stance on iran. president obama should step out publicly, embrace prime minister netanyahu in our mutual struggle against a posed threat by iran. reporter: iran s president leveled another warning at israelis over their presence in east jerusalem. by committing any crime there they take themselves one step closer to their death reporter: in february vice presidented by answer announced plans to ratify the nuclear test ban treaty. if iran wants to develop nuclear weapons it needs to test them. reporter: some experts believe iran will stop at nothing in its quest for nuclear weapons. there s a school of thought that feels the higher the cost to the iranians the better off the rest of the world is. at the white house, wendell goler, fox news. bret: mexico s federal police have s the country s so-called king of heroin said to be running hundreds of pounds into southern california each year.
secretary gates suggested what the sanctions allow is more important than what they require. the rebuke of iran by the security council as being the foundation on which further steps could be taken by individual countries. reporter: earlier this week state clinton promised israeli lobbying group: our aim is not incremental sanctions, but sanctions that will bite. reporter: at a meeting in germany, proposal to ban planes and ships from other countries air space or water was change to focus on suspicious cargo and ban on insurance for iranian oil shipments were softened. i think that the russians and chinese seem to be concentrating on anything that would specifically help iran s nuclear program. reporter: earlier this week what some lawmakers saw as a white house snub of israel s prime minister lead to calls
deals, we re again into going to fight to repeal them. reporter: mr. obama appears ready president we they are going to run on a platform of repeal in november. you ve been hearing that and my attitude is, go for it! reporter: hmm, sounds like bring it on. vice president biden talking at a fundraiser with democrats last night explained the potential cost of not getting health care across the finish line he told them we would have been done, absolutely done. bret: the next big thing for the white house financial regulation reform? reporter: indeed coming up soon. the senate will work on it, the white house expects to have a bill it can sign before the midterm elections. bret: thank you. president obama did not get much of a buns from his health care reform victory. new poll taken after passage shows the president s approval at 45% to 46% disapproval. survey taken before the house vote was 46-49.