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Want to for all of the reasons that we know and that the ways to affect the argument and the ways to affect his history are more subtle and they have to do with the bully pulpit and have to do with some degree with the executive orders but it has to do with changing the argument. so if he can change the argument on income and inequality and inequality of opportunity he has to do it in ways he wouldnt have done three years ago. >> talk about how he sees himself in the river of history. >> well, i...

Behavior. they learn that arguing with authority figures is not the way to go. >> heres my rap sheet. like you can see, armed robbery, 74. these is all the charges, wanton endangerment in the first degree, assault, first degree. assault in the third degree, assault in the third degree, another assault in the third degree. another assault in third degree. them is all the charges i picked up in the prison system. so now things are different. see, i done growed up. >> while fleece johnsons violent ...

Scrub out as much as they can. its not entirely risk-free, but they have don a ton. not just because of the government telling them to, but it makes good business for them. i go back to the private sector is better than communiscommunis. >> nuclear power would be the best. >> gina mccarthy was at a hearing in november and was asked about the keystone pipeline and gave a similar answer. she was hammered, why is this bad for the environment? and she couldnt answer it. in fact, she sounded more lik...

Says, sounds good to me. and no one arguing on the other side. >> and you have judge bates, the chief judge, appointed by justice roberts, who wrote the president a letter this week saying, no, no, no, we dont need anyone providing the opposing point of view. come on. this is the adversarial legal system. one plaintiff, one defendant, a judge. >> what about the people who say, and i saw hayden make the vote, thats the way it works, a new york city cops wants a warrant, he doesnt need a lawyer on...

Scrub out as much as they can. its not entirely risk-free, but they have don a ton. not just because of the government telling them to, but it makes good business for them. i go back to the private sector is better than communiscommunis. >> nuclear power would be the best. >> gina mccarthy was at a hearing in november and was asked about the keystone pipeline and gave a similar answer. she was hammered, why is this bad for the environment? and she couldnt answer it. in fact, she sounded more lik...

Support. dont ever do that. this is not life support. >> no. >> this woman is dead. a dead body is carrying a fetus and has been for two months and her husband says my wife, whom i love told me dont ever do this to me under any circumstances and im going to fight for what my wife wanted. >> great point, shep. and its great that you made this distinction between this mother and terri schiavo. >> this woman is dead. >> doctors are saying its not a persistent vegetative state, this is a woman who i...

Themselves for their own business purposes. obviously in order to bill us for our calls and to make sure they have records that there is a dispute down the road, they keep them for a certain period of time. fcc requires them to do that. i think the american people would feel more comfortable with the private companies keeping their own day than the government vacuuming up all the information in those few cases for those few cases where it actually needs to use it. so i think it is more respectfu...

Americans, many of whom stopped looking for work. more families are living in poverty than before there were before the president took office. instead of making it easier to find a good-paying job, washington is focused making it less difficult to live without one. so the arguing goes on. >> the on. this is clearly going to be a theme, i think throughout the campaign season. the presidents trying to strike this very difficult balancing act with saying on one hand the economy has gotten better on...

Married case. >> and i apologize to the audience for putting up the graphics, but maybe we can play it one more time before we let the judge go, they argue that he slipped and accidentally admitted to the 911 operator, i killed my wife, and then said the "s" word. listen. >> 911, your emergency. >> i [ bleep ] my wife, and blood everywhere. >> you need an ambulance? hold on, let me get to the medical dispatcher, hold on, sir. >> and now for the second time weve put up the wrong graphic. we keep ...

>> well, that is true in every married case. >> and i apologize to the audience for putting up the graphics, but maybe we can play it one more time before we let the judge go, they argue that he slipped and accidentally admitted to the 911 operator, i killed my wife, and then said the "s" word. listen. >> 911, your emergency. >> i [ bleep ] my wife, and blood everywhere. >> you need an ambulance? hold on, let me get to the medical dispatcher, hold on, sir. >> and now for the second time weve put...