make them tame the fifth amendment on television. generally speaking, if you take the fifth amendment, everybody thinks you did it. unequivocally, no. governor christie continues to insist he knew nothing. appearing on his monthly ask the governor show, he also faulted the media. it s just a game of gotcha. when did i first learn about this or that? well, the fact of the matter is, i have been very clear about this. before these lanes were closed, i knew nothing about it. i didn t plan it. i didn t authorize it. i didn t aprieve it. i knew nothing about it. governor christie has said his office has been subpoenas about the situation, and also tonight, he did not answer any questions at all when he appeared before a sandy funding press conference in new jersey. reporters tried to ask him about it, but he refused to comment. shannon, back to you. thank you for the update. another nuclear test cheating scandal in the military. this time, it s the navy.
threat to america, too. nigel was the counterterrorism chief at the time of the 9/11 attacks. it wouldn t be the first time it happened. 9/11 was planned out of hamburg. using europe as a base. exactly. fighters returning from syria to the uk regardless of claimed intentions can be arrested. citizenships yanked. 16 were blocked in january. authorities are also counting on in fighting between militants. zawahiri announced al qaeda is coming with one group for being too extreme. the ambiguity of being a foreign fighter in this conflict are becoming slightly harder on the ground. one more thing working in the authorities favor, some of the jihadis never get home. over 20 britons have been killed in syria along with reportedly the american we showed you. he s said to have died shortly after making the video. shannon. thank you, greg. a kinder, gentler vladimir putin in the run-up to the
approach. it only gives farmers assistance when they experience a loss. yet one critic called the measure a marriage of convenience between welfare and corporate welfare. the farm bill is really two bills. one that spends about $200 billion to subsidize the agriculture industry. and another that spends $750 billion on the public assistance program previously known as food stamps. and others seem skeptical of what s in the fine print of a 949-page bill. sadly, rather than a blockbuster of fiscal sanity, taxpayers are going to be saddled with what looks to be another rerun of missed opportunities to reform federal agriculture policy. jay carney called it very positive, congress worked in a bipartisan way to get this done. the president is expected to sign it friday in michigan. shannon. mike emanuel live on the hill, thank you. up next, president obama says he is the key to the fox news channel s success.