I m sorry, jonathan, we can t afford to see that happen again after all of the beautiful call for democracy that is happening in the middle east. it s absolutely about foreign policy. we need to be clear, gary, should we be buying our friends? because some of them haven t been good friends to us. we ve been doing it for years and i read all kinds of stories throughout the years of the billions and billions of dollars that have been lost by giving it to dictators around the world and the money just poofs into thin air. i m not a big fan of that. my bigger issue right now is this is a fiscal issue. we are $14 trillion in debt. my biggest worry for the last couple of years and i will continue to say it is that if we don t stop, the markets are going to eventually stop it. we re not going to have a dime to lend to anybody and that s the bigger worry going forward. i think there is no care about the taxpayer right now. that s why at this time, i don t think it s politically good to
saif, hisson? no, colonel gadhafi and to hear him say he s going to come house to house and door to door if we don t stop, if the libyan people don t start uprising against him, those aren t empty threats and when you have african mercenaries in the country and have people hired to kill to do that, you can t take that lightly, and i think that the world libyans know what this regime is capable of, but i think for the first time the world is actually seeing it, and that s really what what drilled us, i think, out, and just every day the situation was getting worse and worse. did you ever think you d see anything like this take place in libya? no, and on one part i m so happy because i never thought i would see libyans expressing themselves for this way. for so long, i ve never even been able to express myself with what it means to be a libyan just because people are so quiet
When he gave a speech and he threatened. to hear him say he s going to come house to house and door to door if we don t stop, if libyan people don t stop rising up against him, i mean, those aren t empty threats. and when you have african mercenaries in the country and people hired to kill to do that. you can t take that lightly. and i think that the world libyans know what this this regime is capable of. but i think for the first time the world is actually seeing it. reporter: really amazing to hear that amid all that fear about having to flee your house and reports of massacres, that she could actually sense perhaps a kernel of hope at the heart of all that, wolf. that perhaps this bloodshed could lead to a better libya. wolf? at least these 30 people got out of there on that ferry. thanks for your good work. more americans, by the way, on a u.s. chartered flight out of
There are a couple of anxious members in the senate, as well, who are worried about the election next year and whether they will survive next year so maybe the better part of valor is not to bring this up, at all, and you do not think that will go far, though? guest: no, i don t think it is going to. the elections we just saw this past november, so many care about the bill and we want to be able to decide for ourselves about our health care and we do not want a bureaucrat in washington, dc making that decision and the senate should respect the house s vote and bring this bill to the floor to at least give it appear up-or-down vote. if they don t do it, we don t stop. we keep working to defund the bill in the house of representatives and we also have tea party patriots across this country who are working on a health care compact to bring the health care legislation closer to us and closer to our ability to make decisions on it by bringing it to our state
Because every american knows we are on the train to bankruptcy in this country. absolutely. bill: ben bernanke read time magazine this week the guy says look, if we don t stop, this it s going to go effort cliff. how many warnings do you have to have? if the republicans say 25% in the next three years, i don t know what the president is going to have to do something there. yes or no? 30 seconds each of you. nancy, you get 30 and bay you get 30. okay. it has to happen. you know, spending has gone up. inflation ajust ad 62% in the last 10 years. whoever gets out in front of this is going to own it. the election was a mandate on spenting. if on nothing else. bill: got to be cut. republicans better do it. bill: all right, ms. buchanan, you wrap it up for us, please. i couldn t agree with you more. you are going to have to do something like that. 25%. let the department figure out how to do it. it s got to be done. defense has to be included. entitlements have to be reso