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Of the split in the primary. pretty rare thing. how could this affect not just that race, but others across the country? >> well, sometimes these races have to be, you know, taken -- they each have their own story. so, for example, in maryland the primary isnt until june. so one of the issues in this democratic on democratic fratricide, potential fratricide, is that the exchange didnt work as well as it was supposed to. so that goes to competency, you know? more than, i think, philosophy in this...

>> but ryan, how does this affect the presidents agenda? how does this affect the fact that already theres huge support for initiatives president obama backs. 69% support raising the minimum wage. 57% say increased income inequality is bad. how does this civil war and the republican party, how could it effect or impact advancing president obamas agenda? >> it certainly opens a window for the parts of his agenda that kind of align with business interests. for instance, the chamber of commerce whi...

More day that has a major affect on the insurance companies. when they tell you how much the health insurance costs for a year it is not just pulling out of the sky. you dont know who is seening up and you dont know when they will get the payment in, this throws it out of whack for the insurance companies. >> the insurance companies are depending on getting now customers which is what the president promised to the shrps companies to subsidized the increased costs. but matt, the numbers are not t...

What im saying is that the statements i made then are entirely consistent with the statements that i make now. >> doug, your head is going to fall off youre shaking so hard. >> first, he had no response to ed henrys question about clapper. >> thats why he asked it twice. >> the president said, heres what i want to say, then he paused for an awkward three to five seconds. then he said, well, what i said then is what im saying now. harris, there was no response at all. the issue of the nsa privacy...

The people are defining it. moving back to the policy element. here is the reason why something like the earning of the tax credit would be desirable. the $15 one that has been pushed. you cant have a $15 minimum wage and the industry that we have now. you cant. there is an automatic burger machine. >> we made that argument already. >> it permits us to boost wages but in a way that doesnt affect opportunities to be able to move on. >> you are talking about with the earned income tax credit is a ...

The parents have basically raised a kid with a completely flat affect and no understanding of what it is like to be a functioning member of society. the psychiatrist testified unless you get him totally away from those parents and get him into deep therapy, there is no saving him. so it sounds like this judge bought with that psychiatrist said hook, line and sinker and going for that. >> do you think the kid should go in to deep therapy at 450,000 a year or jail? >> you know, its tough to say. h...

It. they were fine with what he believed and when he preached it it was a bad message to. >> it is like you know your grandmother has the beliefs, but she doesnt want to say them in front of people at christmas. >> maybe you do, but most people dont pay their grandmother millions of dollars. >> thats true. what he said about gays is they are siners. as long as he doesnt try to give legal force to the beliefs, it doesnt matter. there is a good chance that i am a siner and i am going to hell. i do...

Law. >> the kid lives with whom? >> now kids sent to california as part of his penalty for these killings. >> explain that to me. >> he is going out to the newport academy in california which costs, wait for it, $450,000 a year to keep him there. the dad is going to pay. the dad has got millions as they argued in the case. >> he owns a sheet metal company. >> they made a ton of money. made like $10 million a year in this sheet metal company. is he going to pay $450,000 a year for ethan to go out...

Law. >> the kid lives with whom? >> now kids sent to california as part of his penalty for these killings. >> explain that to me. >> he is going out to the newport academy in california which costs, wait for it, $450,000 a year to keep him there. the dad is going to pay. the dad has got millions as they argued in the case. >> he owns a sheet metal company. >> they made a ton of money. made like $10 million a year in this sheet metal company. is he going to pay $450,000 a year for ethan to go out...

>> you know the polling runs against everything you are saying. >> and absolutely. more pieces of the law are going into affect. and i actually, we look at new hampshire and jean sha heen. she is looking for solutions. shes been a leader in the senate saying we need to fight for the law and make it work. she was a leader in looking for solutions for the wen site and she really led in asking the obama administration to bring in a ceo for the website. they did do that. >> dee- dee does that mean t...