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The 7 million enrollee number. mary landrieu was going after bobby jindal on medicaid yesterday, which isnt exactly piling in but is making health care part of the debate in louisiana in a way she might not have certainly back in october or november. so things are changing a little bit and democrats are moving a little bit that direction. >> so explain, if you will, the decision the white house and democrats have to make because you brought up medicaid. we all sit around the table and say what c...

>> with us now is jim clyburn. great to see you. are you doing okay? >> doing okay. great to be here. >> its great to have you. its pretty tough working in the house right now. the house and the senate. quitt. >> yeah. >> congress is becoming a lot tougher jonathan even when we worked together. >> yes, it is tougher. and you know the media cycle is getting smaller and smaller, quicker, quicker. a and, therefore, its kind of lay out the kind of visions youd like to see for the country. because yo...

Message so hard to consolidate it all. last week, you talked about the koch brothers. one thing their money is attempting to do is some of this targeting and get out and vote efforts and grassroots and energizing the democrats have been able to do so that is on the republicans side unlike they had in 12 and 08. >> still ahead on "morning joe," at least one republican senator is accusing the white house of cooking the books on obamacare. the latest on the affordable care act with zeke emanuel. [ ...

The vote last week to avoid a filibuster passed 65-34. how do you think thats going to compare to the final senate vote, and do you think this bill then has a chance in the house? >> i would hope it would have a chance in the house. i hope speaker boehner and his colleagues who so far have been resistant to the extension of emergency unemployment compensation would reconsider that. all they need to do is talk to their constituents. every congressional district has hundreds if not thousands of pe...

Sperm meets egg, thats a person. fertilized eggs are people. so in colorado, as soon as you had sex, you legally would be two people. if a woman had unprotected sex or even protected sex where the method of contraception didnt work or protected sex where the method of contraception did work but not yet, in colorado as soon as you said, hey, that was fun, congratulations, youre two people. wow. the antiabortion activists pushing the personhood amendment did get enough signatures to get the thing ...

Sperm meets egg, thats a person. fertilized eggs are people. so in colorado, as soon as you had sex, you legally would be two people. if a woman had unprotected sex or even protected sex where the method of contraception didnt work or protected sex where the method of contraception did work but not yet, in colorado as soon as you said, hey, that was fun, congratulations, youre two people. wow. the antiabortion activists pushing the personhood amendment did get enough signatures to get the thing ...

Sperm meets egg, thats a person. fertilized eggs are people. so in colorado, as soon as you had sex, you legally would be two people. if a woman had unprotected sex or even protected sex where the method of contraception didnt work or protected sex where the method of contraception did work but not yet, in colorado as soon as you said, hey, that was fun, congratulations, youre two people. wow. the antiabortion activists pushing the personhood amendment did get enough signatures to get the thing ...

Rhetoric, there are exemptions for houses of worship. non-profits have a third party accommodation where the insurer provides the contraceptive coverage directly so they dont have to be involved which they also object to. so, again, the question is, once a corporation becomes a religious entity, where does it end? does it mean they dont have to comply with anti-discrimination law? does it mean they dont have to comply with the americans with disabilities act? does it mean the government cant scr...

Accommodation where the insurer provides the contraceptive coverage directly so they dont have to be involved which they also object to. so, again, the question is, once a corporation becomes a religious entity, where does it end? does it mean they dont have to comply with anti-discrimination law? does it mean they dont have to comply with the americans with disabilities act? does it mean the government cant scrutinize who they fire if they say they fire a minister? this is a very slippery slope...

Nonprofits have a third-party accommodation where the insurer provides the contraceptive coverage directly so they dont have to be involved which they also object to. so, again, the question is, once a corporation becomes a religious entity, where does it end? does it mean they dont have to comply with anti-discrimination law? does it mean they dont have to comply with the americans with disabilities act? does it mean the government cant scrutinize who they fire if they say they fire a minister?...