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scalias decisions have changed a nation. what you now have are super pacs effectively trying to buy elections. that cant be what the founding fathers would have intended. >> i think they would have said the more speech the better. >> it fa, family, the right to choose -- >> rove versus wade, its a theory thats a lie. >> the issues that divide america are decided. my exclusive with justice antonin scalia. "piers morgan tonight." good evening. it isnt often a supre court justice invites ...

Relationship and good partnership. >> people are talking about senator portman, one of your colleagues, because of ohio and the importance of ohio. clearly minnesota is not considered a swing state here. the last time it actually voted for a republican -- >> 1972 is the answer. its the longest unbroken streak of voting for democrat of any state in the nation, including vermont, massachusetts, hawaii and california. i love my state, its filled with great people, but it unfortunately has the longe...

In the 1970s and 1980s and finally changing it in the 1990s. this program has worked. it is absolutely a terrible step in the wrong direction. >> governor, isnt it unusual for a republican like yourself to be arguing that it is federal bureaucrats in washington with the rules they have laid out for this know better than the governors in the states across the country, and their saw bored nets about how to best implement the law? >> well, actually the governors are the ones who wrote the law in th...

That people dont relate to, overlaps with the policy. thats what paul krugman is arguing today, theres a 1% economic plan. after the break, we will talk about a once critical obama donor who is keeping some of her dollars on the sideline. does her inaction illustrate something larger for the presidents campaign? we have all the answers next. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today...

Swift boating campaign against mitt romney. >> is there some curse for massachusetts politician running for president? why is always massachusetts politicians that get the treatment. the willie horton had racial components to it. the swift boating was a different beast in part because it had to deal with john kerrys war record. but in the respect of taking someones perceived strength, in this case mitt romneys business background and turning it into weakness, yes, i think there are similarities,...

totalaryn regime and all orders come from president assad. >> translator: in 2003 after the american invasion of iraq and the toppling of the regime the syrian regime felt threatened so they coordinate would al qaeda and had an agreement to keep the road open to iraq so militants started coming all over the world through syrian. al qaeda was an ally of assad after 2003 and built safe havens for al qaeda to hide in. i remember one of those safe havens. the americans raided it in 2008 an...

But why did you kill her? >> oh, why? i was very, very angry that she want to leave. for her, no problem, huh? but she wants to take my son. and she wants to move with the son germany. >> schaeffer, a korean adopted by a dutch family, said he had outstanding charges in germany that could have led to a two-year sentence if he followed his wife into the country. after arguing, he stabbed her numerous times. >> three times in the neck, two times in the back. two, three, the total was ten stabs with...

>> stop it. stop it. stop it. stop it. stop. >> get her back. stop it. >> there was one lady that kind of broke them up a little bit. but, you know, most people did not want to get in between two older ladies just going all at it. i mean there was serious blows. they were just slamming on each other. >> from beginning to end, the arguing and the fighting lasts about three minutes. things start to calm down as the two women are separated. and when the bus pulls up to a stop, one of the women gets...

Rising food costs are going to be a bigger problem than most people realize. >> you are right about that in some part before it used to be swept away with the commodity run up, a safe place to park cash when everything else looked anemic and then the drought and the heat wave and piling on that the concern that there would be a serious shortage of this stuff and that spread to the system, but what you are arguing, this goes beyond just food so what is the take out here? obviously the only way --...

Why wewere able to move ahead is a lot of the republicans were arguing, we have to get the cost down. democrats taditionally argue we have to have insurance for everyone. the only way were going to have sustainable access for all americans is to have lower cost health care and we do that by having belter delivery, best practices, things that improve the delivery of the health care system. so thats the approach that vermont is taking, many states are taking, governor perry is headed in a differen...