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Least as i understand it or at least as i understand the facts here. so its morally reprehensible. its appalling to all of us who are following this story. but whether they can be prosecuted and jailed for it, at least at this stage in the process, i dont see it. >> well see if that changes over the next several weeks as this process goes forward. thanks very much, jeffrey, for that. up next, republican investigators have found another whistle-blower who now says the benghazi consulate attack ...

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>> then theres also -- you forget, theres people who dont like chocolate. >> i am one of those. >> i am, too. >> oh, all righty then. >> the thing here, taking out chocolate might be the off limits topic here. >> a little bit. >> lizz winstead, well have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. >> sure. up next, toure has got a solution for immigration. open up the borders and just welcome everybody on in. and, no, hes serious. hes not joking. am an american success story. im a tea...

I didnt mean to interrupt you. go ahead and finish that last thought. >> no. i was just saying the american public opinion is so overwhelming, its not a matter of pressure. its a matter of individual senators understanding their responsibility to make this a safer nation. >> thank you so much. senator dick durbin, good to have you on. when we return, the president says law enforcement didnt drop the ball on the boston terror investigation. well ask a senior member of the house homeland securit...

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So, clearly, a provocative question and interesting answer. >> i was in the room and the other reporters when jonathan said, have you got juice? there was a kind of a collective -- >> gasp? >> not a gas. no, nothing wrong with what he asked. kind of a little bit of head snapping that were all listening carefully. heres where i disagree with my esteem colleague from "the new yorker." you have to figure out a way to ask questions, that is the point of a press conference. obama talks a lot during t...

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