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As any president weve ever elected in terms of ex-peperien and values. i think 14, 15 months later, at the erosion of support that he is facing in the country, i think it is predominantly about the way he has conducted himself as president. its less about the ideology and agenda, although parts of that have been flash points but its about these questions about his fitness for the job and the constant churn in the white house is indicative of an environment in which what goes on behind the curtai...

Rights to 52,000 people. i repealed the death penalty. i banned the, i signed the legislation to ban the box. ive been on a constant change. >> youre saying theres not a change. it is not that you come to realize certain things in the past dont work. >> were always on a search for what works and what doesnt work. thats true. in fact, the remarks i gave, you talked about the criminal justice reform strategy. the title was to save and redeem more lives. and i am constantly looking for things that ...

Ive been on a constant change. >> youre saying theres not a change. it is not that you come to realize certain things in the past dont work. >> were always on a search for what works and what doesnt work. thats true. in fact, the remarks i gave, you talked about the criminal justice reform strategy. the title was to save and redeem more lives. and i am constantly looking for things that work and dont work. for example i repealed possession of small amounts of marijuana in our state as a crime. s...

>> did the turnover hurt and the tensions with editors who left hurt? >> there was a sense of constant change. in this environment were used to 24/7 news but not always used to 24/7 directions. >> given the set of obstacles you laid out, mark whitaker, i think its probably fair to say that it might have been impossible for anyone to save "newsweek." tina brown certainly generated a lot of attention for the magazine, but then she did things like put that famous wild-eyed picture of michele bachma...

>> did the turnover hurt and the tensions with editors who left hurt? >> there was a sense of constant change. in this environment were used to 24/7 news but not always used to 24/7 directions. >> given the set of obstacles you laid out, mark whitaker, i think its probably fair to say that it might have been impossible for anyone to save "newsweek." tina brown certainly generated a lot of attention for the magazine, but then she did things like put that famous wild-eyed picture of michele bachma...

>> did the turnover hurt and the tensions with editors who left hurt? >> there was a sense of constant change. in this environment were used to 24/7 news but not always used to 24/7 directions. >> given the set of obstacles you laid out, mark whitaker, i think its probably fair to say that it might have been impossible for anyone to save "newsweek." tina brown certainly generated a lot of attention for the magazine, but then she did things like put that famous wild-eyed picture of michele bachma...

Homeland security. cnn international diplomatic editor and cnn safety analyst and former faa safety inspector. good to see all of you. julia, you first. how realistic is this threat to you? >> well, the threat is realistic in the sense that for some time there has been a threat string related to the attempts by terrorist organizations to essentially try to evade the security apparatus that the west sets up. you have to view it a little bit -- we do a defense. they do an offense. we then switch. ...