CNN 2011-04-25

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The government has been concerned about the number of people who’d been going in and out of this, the 20 kilometer exclusion¹ zone. Well, up to now residents have been able to go in and collect some their positions, check on their homes and so on. That is now going to be curtailed², they’re saying that only one member of any household can go in and there’s a time limit of two hours. They are going to have to wear protective clothing and then be checked for any contamination when they come out again. There is also fence been imposed in, perhaps even jail terms for those who break the law and go in illegally.

Sometime in the later afternoon yesterday, Christine and Tim were with a group of other journalists, at on where is, I guess, called Tripoli street in Misrata and they came under fire and suffered some sort of explosive attack, whether it was a rocket propelled grenade or mortar³, seems to be somewhere in question, but, you know, there were, of course, previously⁴ wounded and Tim and Christian⁵ didn't survive. Their wounds were evacuated⁶ to a tree ash tent and with two other journalists who were also wounded as well.

The reason I’m doing so well in the polls is because people know that I’m a smart guy, I’m a good business guy.

Yes, but you can’t get out of the gate, you can’t get out of the gate in the general election if you say that you’re requisitioning whether Barack Obama was born in America, you won't win.  

Oh, I don't think that at all. I think it is a real question to whether or not. Frankly⁷, 75 percent of the people under Republican Party are really doubting whether or not. They have very big doubts. So you know, there are a lot of people, I don't know why he does not show his birth certification, every day that goes by, I think so, I think less and less that he was born in the United States. He possibly was, but I want to get rid of the word possibly.