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Ed henry is our white house chief correspondent, what a day at the white house. >> that is right, second straight day, jay carney was pressed on whether or not the president misled the country, they pressed on this, they know theyre under siege, they say anybody one, this is only 5% in terms of the people who buy their insurance and are getting cancellation letters. but as you know, 5% equals about 14 million people potentially that could get these letters, that is a huge chunk of the market, ev...

>> i think you could safely say that it contributed to the end of slavery because it did galvanize a lot of popular attention. i think solomons narrative certainly humanized enslavement, brought the dangers and the traumas of enslavement to a wider public and certainly could give in that sense political support and popular support to the politics of the time. >> if you want to survive, do and say as little as possible. >> the film is garnering critical praise for its unflinching portrayal of one...

7th. just a remind tore everybody, you were the labor secretary during the last shutdown and what should the the post-shut down strategy be to prevent the repeat especially since its so close to the timing that weve just gone through. after the 1996 shutdown, the big difference is republicans seemed to have learned their lesson. gingrich who was then speaker of the house. he was essentially on his way down. he was on a downward escalator. republicans were defeated and they quite publicly said th...

Some small newspapers are weighing in. review in the cedar falls paper said "bill oreillys ability to analyze social, political and social contexts has made him a writer in nonhistorical fiction. its not about dangerous ideas. its about how seemingly factions within a system will join to oust a threat." very percent perceptive review. they joined together to get jesus of nazarath. very good. i appreciate that very much. the smaller newspapers are generally more honest newspapers than the larger ...

School professor, really believed in strongly but went against the grain of all of his advisers, political as well as national security. >> who knows, we can only speculate. there are two lawyers in the family, arent there. i dont make too much of the constitutional lawyer thing. on the one hand, we have seen in the past and other contexts the president has used the executive power unilaterally, has not necessarily consulted congress where one could make an argument that you needed to. they can ...

Work that youre engaged in. this committee has closely monitored the conflict in syria. throughout, this committee has focused on understanding the strategic contexts, the options, the risks of those options, as well as the cost of military action in syria. today, i hope our witnesses will focus not only on the case for military action that has been made over the last two week, but also address the justifiable concerns raise by members on a bipartisan basis. this includes understanding more abou...

Used in other applications, but its never been used for a nuclear disaster like this one, its never been uses to contain this much radio activity. and its never been used for a periods of time that may require decades before the site is cleaned up. i think it is actually a very risky plan and a lot more complicated than just digging trenches and packing them full with clay. >> on that point, whats the better idea? are there solutions that are either more proven or more sustainable that the gover...

Nuclear disaster like this one, its never been uses to contain this much radio activity. and its never been used for a periods of time that may require decades before the site is cleaned up. i think it is actually a very risky plan and a lot more complicated than just digging trenches and packing them full with clay. >> on that point, whats the better idea? are there solutions that are either more proven or more sustainable that the government and tepco havent tried that you think might make sen...

>> the ice wall isnt as crazy as it sounds. it isnt technology thats been used in other applications, but its never been used for a nuclear zaftser like this one, its never been uses to contain this much radio activity. and its never been used for a periods of time that may require decades before the site is cleaned up. i think it is actually a very risky plan and a lot more complicated than just digging trenches and packing them full with clay. >> on that point, whats the better idea? are there...

Retaliate and then we retaliate. and then it might become a regional war. because if theyre samaritan other side, they may take a couple of shots at israel or jordan or somewhere else. they may want to bring in what they call the zionist entity so they can be the good guys on the arab side. your thoughts what this could lead to if we do attack. >> right. war is always unpredictable. the iraq war was also supposed to be short and over quickly. i think there are two contexts here that have really ...