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Employers to cut people below the 30 hours threshold. you are seeing it in fast food chains. universities are looking to do it with their ad junct instructors. theres a clear financial incentive for companies to rejigger and put peoples hours down. >> sort of what is -- is there a business interest in actually providing health care coverage? ill draw your attention to the usa today editorial board. yes, the employer mandate will add to some companies costs of doing business, and those costs no d...

Their now egregiously abusive power they are trying to impose. megyn: the seiu has been involved in a lot of these. they went to the home of the bank of america executive while his 9-year-old son was cowering inside. and they had the mega phones. >> they were linked with acorn and that movement. the service employees union is an adjunct of the obama administration and the democratic party. megyn: lou dobbs, thank you. >> great to be with you. megyn: up next. one group of protesters taken to new ...

Posts" david ignatius in washington and former director of the office for budget, vice chairman of global banking at citibank and adjunct -- good lord, seriously. >> youve got more titles than mark mckinnon. weve got peter orzsag. >> from "time" rana faroohar is here. >> the frito-lay. >> so peter, we have a lot to talk about. first of all, explain whats going on. you see the two sides lobbying, these rhetorical missiles past these other while john boehner and president obama are calmly, quietly...

We are talking about morsi, the leader of egypt, the first democratic elected leader who gave a somewhat stunning declaration this week. he gave himself nearly limited power. its created uprising in tahrir square. we have the author of "no god but god." an adjunct. heather is back at the table. lets start with the context of this. i find the process by which politics is negotiated in the absence of a constitutional law fascinating because right now, egypt is operating in this post revolutionary ...

And has has blocked the u.n. from taking tough actions against the syrian government. last week secretary of state, hillary clinton said russia and china must pay a price for standing not way and the special envoy kofi annan met with bashar al-assad and they agreed to a new approach for peace but the syrian government has agreed to a number of "new approaches," for peace over 16 months and, today, opposition groups reported 17,000 people have died in the syrian uprising. and now the pulitzer pri...

Coat, kelly, its going to chill out when you get there. meanwhile, if youve been following the trayvon martin case, an accused shooter george zimmerman made bail. 100,000 bond. new medical records were released that reveals more about his injuries, the night trayvon martin was shot. a physicians assistant detailing how it was believed that zimmerman did not suffer head trauma as he claimed when he spoke to the police and only sought medical treatment because he needed a doctors note for his job....

Winning journalist judith miller and adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. great to see you. you heard kt mcfarland saying we need to give the muslim brotherhood a chance. you have a president that has some executive power and you have the military that has a whole lot of power. does that make for a pickle for the united states? >> it makes for a great challenge for those who said democracy was the answer to all problems of the midwest. what were seeing right now, trace, is a struggle, a po...

>> in justice roberts decision not to let this court, this decision, be an adjunct to the republican party or be viewed as a hacker. scalias broadside in the immigration decision, ranging in, seemed to me unprecedented. bringing in evidence or information about what president obama did via executive order, to bring that into a court case, a broad side against a president. had to have worried justice roberts in terms of the view of the court. >> and your point that elections matter, an aging supr...

Was in international air space. there was another report about a shot at a search and rescue aircraft. all of this will be taken up at a special emergency meeting of n.a.t.o. in brussels tomorrow. and finally, shep, one more word about some more defections. three syrian air force pilots going to jordan, asking for asylum, this time they didnt bring that mate. >> and greg palkot. thank you. with us now, a pulitzer prize winning journalist, judith miller. and adjunct, professor usually go together...

>>shepard: thank you. and now, to judith miller, pulitzer prize winning journalist, and adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. so they have wrap up their talks. fur president obama and you are trying to convince leader putin to change his ways regarding tactics on syria where do you begin? >>guest: he cannot ride around as putin did on his horse without a shirt on, this leader is unenormously powerful and popular and holds more tromp charge so i would be solicitous and i would emphasize the ...