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Women who return from this war and need help in their lives, if their follellow combat veterans not want to be with them. thats sort of the broader issue the president was addressing. this is the 40th anniversary of roe v. wade and our wall street poll shows unprecedented support for abortion rights without restrictions. the most support in decades [ applause ] >> according to this poll. and this was a reaction to the issues 0 todd akin, sandra fluke, foster frees and his conversations with me, ...

Out on the kind of intelligence that helps us out. >>guest: there is a good comparison between what we have done in pakistan with the drone strikes versus, say, the bin laden raid. so, if certain situations it is better to capture than to kill. you get intelligence value. you can also confirm that you got that person. you also have the concern over what happens not only if you get the wrong person but the collateral damage issue, and you get a blow back effect. so a concern is not only when you ...

As he put it the hammer of large military invasions in iraq. they would try something quiet irand in his words more surgical. the question is if you can really do it surgically and whether anything surgical may possibly have a blow back effect and create more militants than youre capturing or killing. >> bob bayer, give me a gut check on the "times" reporting of this story. john jack vine was a former cia clandestine officer who was among other things concerned as to whether or not there were ru...

Had access to the camera. what were the political ramifications? did having the imagery available to americans on a daily basis 24/7 have some blow back effect on the administration? >> it forced bp to stop lying or being grossly incompetent that the spill was not 1,000 barrels per day or 5,000 barrels per day. it made it very obvious from that point on that trusting bp to make decisions alone was really not well placed. so i think the spill cam had the impact of bringing in top scientists, taki...

>> i know that you were a catalyst in bringing into all of our living rooms that film footage, making sure that we will access to that camera. what do you think the political ramifications of that were? in other words, did having that imagery available to so many americans on a daily basis 24/7 have some blow back effect on the administration? >> well, i think the first impact was it forced bp to either stop lying or being grossly incompetent that the spill was not 1,000 barrels per day or 5,000...