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Individuals will build up money in their account, just like they would an ira, use it. it would incentivize them to get a change-up for early detection. add catastrophic protection in case they needed a back or knee on oh radiation or got cancer. i think thats the plan. the republican plan is $20,000 tax deductions for families, $7500 deduction for individuals. they also would allow portability. you can go across state lines, job to job. better solution? >> i think we can all agree if there is o...

Debate. within the intelligence agencies of the u.s. government. >> the intelligence community assessed that saddam hussein was building a mobile biological weapons capability to avoid detection by the u.s. and its allies. and the assessment was based almost entirely on one course from the german government, a source named curveball. >> his real name, as far as they know, is rafid ahmed alwan. an iraqi engineer who makes his way to germany and tells german intelligence that he worked in saddams ...

Individuals will build up money in their account, just like they would an ira, use it. it would incentivize them to get a change-up for early detection. add catastrophic protection in case they needed a back or knee on oh radiation or got cancer. i think thats the plan. the republican plan is $20,000 tax deductions for families, $7500 deduction for individuals. they also would allow portability. you can go across state lines, job to job. better solution? >> i think we can all agree if there is o...

Medical savings accounts where individuals will build up money in their account, just like they would an ira, use it. it would incentivize them to get a change-up for early detection. add catastrophic protection in case they needed a back or knee on oh radiation or got cancer. i think thats the plan. the republican plan is $20,000 tax deductions for families, $7500 deduction for individuals. they also would allow portability. you can go across state lines, job to job. better solution? >> i think...

To talk with the un representative. there was supposed to be peace talks in may and june and july. they have the opposition leaders that cooperate get their act together and decide who were the moderates who they represented here in geneva. that is the next stage and they did take a break and talked about that and came out on camera and agreed that they will meet again in new york at the un general assembly around september 28th to talk about how to jump-start. the arms control experts who came ...

Weve reported that. reported assad moving chemical weapons to avoid detection. were told they know where it is, under assads control, if there were an agreement, a cease-fire, which is a big if, they would be able to get at it and destroy them. >> i think theres consistency between those two points. they are not mutually inconsistent. its undoubtedly true assad has been moving not just chemical weapons and like to keep it secure from strikes. its also likely u.s. intelligence has for a long time...

U.s. weapons inspector. currently sits on the international advisory board and an expert in there. david, let me start with you, when you hear the general says assad might be transferring chemical weapons out of syria to lebanon and iraq, how big a cause for concern is that? im mouth sure how, how much validity we should put into the statements of that general, but what do you make of it? >> im dubious of it. the stockpile is so large it would be physically impossible to move a significant amoun...

When you hear the general says assad might be transferring chemical weapons out of syria to lebanon and iraq, how big a cause for concern is that? im mouth sure how, how much validity we should put into the statements of that general, but what do you make of it? >> im dubious of it. the stockpile is so large it would be physically impossible to move a significant amount, particularly without detection. the one aspect of that that is of concern is movement not to iraq but lebanon closer to the he...

Framework, something to go back to washington and european capitals and elsewhere as a way forward. that issue of the use of force is something thats probably going to be left for a later day, anderson. >> appreciate the update. lets drill down deeper to the politics practicalities of this. ill bring in david kay, former u.s. weapons inspector. currently sits on the international advisory board and an expert in this kind of stuff. david, let me start with you, when you hear the general says as...

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