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You wrote, we all wanted to believe there were survivors. its funny, the power of human denial, because we saw that spark in the sky. you only had a couple of hours to write that speech. >> we had to scramble. i was very lucky that a woman who had been with the president came in and gave me notes of what he had just said in his office. and that became the spine of the speech, but that was a really challenging day. >> and as you sat down to write it, you know, needing to come up with something cr...

Carson is up there at 28%, 28% does not carry you over in a one-on-one race. >> mark, something has to change for the bush campaign. something dynamic has to change or hes got to go up pretty hard negative against the people eads challengi challenging. maybe even chris christie. >> i think both those things will happen. the superpac runs incredible ads. but i think he has to come up with a different strategy. he was once beat by an old, crafty politician, lawton childs, in florida. he needs to b...

By mayors who is talking about redefining public safety and getting to the root causes of violence and crime in our communities, recognizing the central role that intervention, prevention, community resources, mental health resources play in driving down crime. i think that for too long, we have lived in a society that has poured resources, too many resources into a policing system that creates an unsafe situation, especially in black communities. and i think we need to be more creative than tha...

Leadership that president obama did put in seems to be trying to tackle a lot of this. i just dont know if they have enough help. and heres a perfect example of the way that the republicans try to have it both ways. they try to create a downward spiral. dont fund it to the extent that it needs to be funded because we want it to fail so then we can argue for privatization. they still want to privatize medicare. they still want to do away with social security. and these are fights weve been having...

Having for 70, 80 years now. so we cannot grow weary in the face of these ideological assaults on basic fundamental services, whether its the va, medicare, social security. but we have to be more creative about trying to fix the problems that are the legitimate concerns so that we can try to stymie the republican assault. >> so we can try to stymie the republican assault. we cannot grow weary in the face of these jideological assaults. i love what she says kind of in all candor. i dont understan...

Doing -- being high, doing drugs. i mean doing it all. >> how often before going into jail this time did you smoke crystal meth? >> i was high at the time. >> you were high at the time. >> yes, sir. and, you know, i have been in jail this last time i realized that being high and doing drugs and doing it all -- every time i have ever been arrested or every time ive been in trouble or anytime ive ever done anything that was related to doing anything that was not good was being high, crystal meth, ...

Theres laws to deal with international terrorism but domestic terrorism, they have to be a little more creative in how they attack that and how john carlin, assistant attorney general for national security, spoke about that yesterday here in washington. lets hear what he had to say. >> we recognize at least to one study, more people have died in this country by extremists than those in by international terrorist groups in the last five or six years. the white supremacists are among those moss vi...

You know, you have programs in place to give them opportunities to change their way of life. are there enough of those services? no. do we have to continue to work in that direction as well? yes. and i believe law enforcement is more engaged today than they ever have been. and those other aspects that impact what we do day to day. >> when people see this investigation, and the unprecedented access, what do you think the take-away should be? >> i think just reinforces to the public that were just...

To you. you know, you have programs in place to give them opportunities to change their way of life. are there enough of those services? no. do we have to continue to work in that direction as well? yes. and i believe law enforcement is more engaged today than they ever have been. and those other aspects that impact what we do day to day. >> when people see this investigation, and the unprecedented access, what do you think the take-away should be? >> i think just reinforces to the public that w...

Something where you could potentially see progress made. >> so brit, going back to something that ben has said in the previous panel segment, you had jeb bush get hammered by a bunch of people for saying stuff happens and you cant find a solution for it and perhaps stuff happens wasnt the most elegant way to put it. are we just back to accept that there are limits to what government can do? >> well, its a law enforcement issue and also as you and julie were talking about, its a mental health iss...