you know, and doing nothing more than that. you know what i m saying? michele hickman we appreciate you joining us today to share your side of things. that target statement said they did work directly with you to address your concerns and sorry for any inconvenience caused but we appreciate you joining us to tell us why you felt so strongly that you and others staged this sit in with mothers at target store across the country. thank you. it is time to launch hour number two. the pentagon warns iran not to bottle up the persian gulf. did you hear about this? new nominees at the top brain trust at the federal receive. and soggy end to 2011. time to play reporter roulette. we ll start with barbara starr. barbara, take us through this. this is quite serious in terms of the rhetoric. we ll see how serious it is in terms of the reality. iran reacting to statements from european countries that want they might place an embargo on iranian oil import, iran saying if that happen
swarms of press are camped out side his house. michael reagan says this young man is the unintended victim of all of this. he lived through a similar situation and has a personal situation can relate to us. michael reagan joins us, chairman of the reagan group. we talk a lot about politics. but it s good of you thawtd want t good you that you want to sk out, what your personal experience was as an adopted child. what s going on is this child is learning a lot about his life. also the people around him. the children around him are finding out things they may not have known. when children found out that it was adopted, children found out that it was from some other mother i became the illegitimate child. to this day the left still refer to me as the illegitimate
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elected you to do this. president campaigned on this. we need it done now. is your sense from the leadership that crafted this, feel like it s the best way forward, do you feel like they re under pressure to act quickly and maybe they are moving ahead in a way that you think is not the best policy? or do you think they are very sensitive to the criticism that, hey, yeah, we all wanted want t as far as replacement, we re not quite ready for that. i m don t work for them and i m not going to speak for them. what i am for and what i think the american people who elected republicans all over the country want, and that is for us to actually repeal obamacare. they want this law repealed. and that is what we want to do. we passed a bill only about 15 months ago in which all the republicans in the house and senate voted for it, we put it on president obama s desk, president obama vetoed it. we promised, give republicans a chance to govern, we will pass