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♪. greg: that is delicious. here is the where researchers are full of poop. they concluded that because life can be easier for good-looking people they get more credit than they deserve and their blind to the struggles of others and that makes them lean away from liberal policies like more government aid. explain these egghead quotes not having faced challenges of other citizens more attractive individuals should be less supportive of remedying these challenges for the general public. we asked...

♪. greg: that is delicious. here is the where researchers are full of poop. they concluded that because life can be easier for good-looking people they get more credit than they deserve and their blind to the struggles of others and that makes them lean away from liberal policies like more government aid. explain these egghead quotes not having faced challenges of other citizens more attractive individuals should be less supportive of remedying these challenges for the general public. we asked...

♪. greg: that is delicious. here is the where researchers are full of poop. they concluded that because life can be easier for good-looking people they get more credit than they deserve and their blind to the struggles of others and that makes them lean away from liberal policies like more government aid. explain these egghead quotes not having faced challenges of other citizens more attractive individuals should be less supportive of remedying these challenges for the general public. we asked...

Enforcement from protecting them? what would people of this country say if if we have another building blow up and the fbi couldnt look at even an e-mail address. >> you defeat this underlying bill, we go back to those days where we are flying blind on protecting our country from terrorism. >> as threats increase, now is not the time to be weakening national security. >> joining me is jill winebanks, michael steel, and frank is back with me. michael steel, when did paul ryan and nunez become so ...

Authority whatsoever the prosecutorial decision. his job as the director of the f.b.i. was to investigate hillary clintons use of a private email server. we know how botched that investigation was. he decided he would be the person to make that decision. he had no authority to do that. then he did something that he did during all of that, something that is terrible which is as a prosecutor, he made the decision not to prosecute but in the meantime he smeared hillary clinton with a long news conf...

Digital surveillance of non-u.s. persons with no warrant at all. thats a section of the surveillance law called 702, they were libertarians that wanted to make it harder to use that power. but paul ryan and devin nunez said that approach would have americans flying blind against isis. >> i rise in support of the 702 reauthorization, it is critical to our national security. >> what would people say if we hampered our ability to protect them, what would the american people say if we had another mu...

>> it has been nearly 50 years since a party can strengthen we can do is support in the vietnam war. now we are revisiting the campaign.to the land of a combat photographer. we have more on the haunting and unforgettable images. >> this is a new exhibit that just opened. it is innovative in several ways. designed to include blind and low vision museum visitors to touch and sound. it tells a story of young army photographer, and the marines whose images he captured. some photos like this one. an ...

Bloodiest fight. behind the lens. >> i was a 20-year-old u.s. army draftee aside to stars & stripes newspaper. >> john remembers arriving there. >> id never seen anything like it. the friday night scene was all jungle fighting. this was a pile of rubble, we are met by 18 and 19, 20-year-old marines. >> that was 50 years ago. today, his work is featured in a new exhibit at the museum in washington, d.c. uniquely some versions were created for the blind. he sought to find the voices behind those h...

Bloodiest fight. behind the lens. >> i was a 20-year-old u.s. army draftee aside to stars & stripes newspaper. >> john remembers arriving there. >> id never seen anything like it. the friday night scene was all jungle fighting. this was a pile of rubble, we are met by 18 and 19, 20-year-old marines. >> that was 50 years ago. today, his work is featured in a new exhibit at the museum in washington, d.c. uniquely some versions were created for the blind. he sought to find the voices behind those h...

Upwards as a nazi salute with. that album is that i was also found on the outside not on the inside its unmistakable they must have been blind. scripture says youre this sure there are things about the sculpture you can criticize but all in all i find it a successful contribution or attempt on my part as are. bassinets continued to make sculptures the roughness of his paintings its reflected in the word he uses. as for physicians it was evidently in tune with the times sculpture was on the decli...