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and over 200 marines were killed? did ronald reagan go to war? no. he got us the hell out of there. and that's where i stand on this. if these people don't want us over there, let's close our embassies. i stand with ron paul. let's get rid of foreign aid altogether, because, as ron paul put it, the definition of "foreign aid," that's taking from america's poor and giving it to another country's rich. >> but hang on, jesse. >> wait a minute. >> no. you wait a second. it's my show. you wait a minute. >> hey, i'm talking. >> i'm challenging you. because i think that is taking one extreme and going to the other. it may well be that america has too many embassies, has too much say in too many countries. >> we're also broke. >> of course we know -- >> how can we give foreign aid? >> we're not the only country broke. >> we're giving foreign aid? on a basic term for you people, that would be the equivalent, you're losing your house, you're three payments behind on your car, but your cousin bob from out of state needs to borrow 500 bucks from you. are you going to send it? you can't even ma

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go to rolex and buy brand new, especially when they can come us to and get it half price. >> what has been the most surprised you have been? i know a lot of surprises, you look back what are the moments, go, wow, somebody broughting? in really knocked your socks off? >> that happens a lot. that right there, >> this sin he had krichblt brought stuff in you had brought into you this is the battle plan for iwo jima, right? >> grow. >> incredible. who brought this in? >> a person, his father had been on iwo jima, one of the boats that brought the troops in. this was the bat plan he was given. he thought it was really neat but add daughter who was having a very expensive wedding and figured let grandpa pay for t. >> what did you give him for that? how did you assess the value? >> that was few years ago yoorks remember the exact price. that is a big problem for things like this when you have one-of-a-kind, nothing to compare it to if off coin, you can look up on the internet what the coin went for last time. >> do you remember even the ballpark? >> i think around $3500, something like that.

iran. what would a romney administration do if israel decides to go it alone? >> well, i would like to make a couple points, piers. first, i think bismarck was right when he said that diplomacy without a credible use of force is like instruments with no music -- or music with no instruments. unfortunately, that's been u.s. policy the last few years. second, there's a breach between jerusalem and washington today. we seem more intent on saying no to israel to protect itself than no to iran to stop the nuclear weapons. we have to try to have a more concerted, close cooperative relationship with our strongest ally in the region and others, which is one reason so many of us are disappointed the president didn't use the general assembly as an opportunity for one-on-one meetings with leaders throughout the region, including netanyahu. >> it does seem a little perverse, that, p.j. crowley. why wouldn't barack obama want to meet with world leaders at such a critical time, given they're all here in new york and he's been here all day? i've met with more world leaders on this show than the president of the united states this week. it seems absolutely ridiculous. >> well, there is a campaign going on. i'm not p

. joining us arwa damon and ben wedeman. arwa, what's going on in benghazi right now? >> reporter: well, the situation is pretty tense. just about every single libyan that we have been speaking to of course expressing their horror, their outrage about tuesday's attack, saying this most certainly is not indicative of how libyans themselves feel but also really wanting to see their own government begin to take control, begin to rein in these various militias. the government for its part now does believe, says it's 100% confident that tuesday's attack was carried out by extremist group or groups. they say they detained four people, not disclosing which group they were affiliated with but they were also say they go believe this attack was preplanned, intended to inflict damage to drive an irrepairable wedge between the libyans and americans. >> arwa, earlier you walked through what remains of that u.s. consulate in benghazi where ambassador stevens and the three other americans were killed in tuesday's attack and you sent us dramatic video. walk us through what you saw. >> reporter: w

the world, i want people to hear me, to all those who would do us harm, no act of terror will go unpunished. it will not dim the light of the values that we proudly present to the rest of the world. no act of violence shakes the resolve of the united states of america. >> secretary of state, hillary clinton, tonight paid tribute to the two security personnel killed alongside ambassador chr chris stevens. tyrone wood and glen dougherty. she said, this violence should shock people of all faiths and traditions. people of conscience and good will every we are must stand together against violence, hate and division. we have two reporters covering this story for us. arwa damon is in tripoli. ben wedeman is in cairo. let me go to arwa. you are in benghazi for us right now. what's the scene like there? >> well, everyone we have been speaking to and i literally just landed here two hours ago, is incredibly distraught of what took place. they are in utter shock and want to make clear how anguished they are over what transpired. they want the world to know, this is not libya or an action th

this story for us. arwa damon is in tripoli. ben wedeman is in cairo. let me go to arwa. you are in benghazi for us right now. what's the scene like there? >> well, everyone we have been speaking to and i literally just landed here two hours ago, is incredibly distraught of what took place. they are in utter shock and want to make clear how anguished they are over what transpired. they want the world to know, this is not libya or an action that was supported by the vast majority of libyans. this most certainly is not why they want revolution. many of them reiterated against the fact that they expect them to the united states to nato for their aid. that being said, all of them want to see their government disarm with these gangs that are roaming about with basically pure impunity. some of these gangs are remnants of the revolutionary forces that were established during the fighting that took place that has been robust to lay down their weapons for a variety of reasons. some are more extremists and they emerge from these evolution nary forces. this brings to light the sinister -- but outside of the authori

200 marines were killed? did ronald reagan go to war? no. he got us the hell out of there. if they don't want us over there, then close the embassies and i stand with ron paul, get rid of the foreign aid altogether, because as ron paul put it, the definition of foreign aid is taking from america's poor and giving to another country's rich. >> well, wait a minute -- >> wait a minute. >> it is my show. wait a minute. let me challenge you. >> i'm talking. >> but let me challenge you, because that is taking one extreme and going to another. it may well be that america has too many embassies or too much say in other countries -- >> and we are also broke. how can we give to foreign aid. on a basic term for you people, that is the equivalent of you are losing your house and you're three payments behind on the r car, but your cousin bob from out of state needs to borrow $500 from you. are you going the send it? when you can't make your own house payments? we are broke. how in debt are we? >> well, you are certainly not as broke as many countries around the world. >> well, if they are worse

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is nothing worse than being on these types of shows -- i used to get -- i would never get nervous about, you know, certain level of apprehension about doing let's say, with you i was always nervous because i never knew where you were going to go, but the ordinary political interview, whenever you went on one of these chat shows or programs like that, you were taking your life in your hands. >> you have sympathy for mr. cameron? >> i'm afraid i have total sympathy. >> would you have known who ruled britannia? >> no. i know i should, by the way. was it vaughn williams or something? i literally don't know. >> your sympathy is -- >> my sympathy is totally with him. and i have been in that situation myself. the only way to handle it is with self-deprecation. >> i think he said this is a career-ending moment. >> it's one of these -- it's one of these things that you just, you have to put up with and hope they're not voting on that basis. >> finally, i interviewed president clinton, an old friend of yours, this week. fascinating in many ways about a number of issues, particularly the issue of whether he could ever be president again. he can't be in america because of the 22nd amendment but he can be, he claimed, in ireland and po

were meant to -- no, you were going to set me up with a lovely man and you have done nothing about it. >> i have been very remiss. so i think it's time. it's time, you need to use cnn as a datingprocess. >> well, if anybody who is watching is up to the very high standards of my friend, sarah ferguson, please write to me, and i will act as cupid, how is that? >> yeah, i think that's very good. but i think also -- i also think that if anyone wants to come along, they have to go buy "ballerina rose" and put a tutu on. >> the most brilliant plug for a book i've ever seen. this lovely children's book. "ballerina rosie" dedicated to your two daughters, my girlies who dance in my heart always. how are they getting on, these two? they are delightful young ladies. >> beatrice has just climbed a mountain, and she started a charity with holly and sam branson, done very well. and the duke of york has gone down europe's tallest building, the shard. >> i saw that. >> absolutely down glass, and when he got to the top, he said, oh, dear, it's a bit misty, i'm slipping a bit. not what you want to hear. and then usually -- usually bicycles 100 kilometers, she has scoliosis of the sp

what he was earlier saying is the president was polling at 47%, still is. it's going to be a close election. but obviously, pro-growth policies that take us away from the high levels of employment and the $5 trillion of debt that obama saddled the country with, moving away from those failures are good for everybody in the country. 100 is quite correct, 100% of americans will be better off if we moved away from the debt and taxes and spending that has made the country in a worse position than it was when obama took office. >> you're a man who is implacably opposed to any tax increase yet there was mitt romney, your guy, running for president, going public, saying he thinks 47% of the american people aren't paying enough tax effectively. you must have been incandescent. >> two things. that's not what he said. what he pointed out is look, about half of the country doesn't pay personal income taxes, roughly. however, they pay taxes on social security, they pay property taxes, they pay state taxes. if the democrats think that promising to only tax a few people will make the american people go oh, then they won't tax me, they miss a couple things. o

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