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Was immensely brave. sort of quixiotic actually. this particular moment is so delicate for obama. he needs a win so badly. i guess for him this is a win with his own base. >> at the same time, jonathan, 1993 is not that long ago. how have we come so far in 17 years as we have? >> think about it. in 1993, corporations giving domestic partner benefits to employees, very few, if any. gays and lesbians were still fighting to save their jobs. all over the country. today, it -- you have a culture wher...

Suits so he can pretend to be a man of the people, so revolting and at the same time hating the person. every servile person eventually hates the person that they are serving. you see there is one moment in the book, he got a great pleasure, young, from keeping the armrest down in the car when edwards got in, because edwards liked to have the armrest up. here is the making of a yaggo. and he annoys him when he gets in the car and you see the mounting loathing between them. but in that sense what...

His approach to dealing with the struggling economy. president obama traveled back to the northeast yesterday, where he tried to regain momentum with voters in new hampshire. >> sometimes its easy for politicians to exploit the anger, the pain that people are feeling right now. i have to point out, though, that some of the very same folks in congress who oppose the recovery act and claim it hasnt worked have been all too happy to claim credit for recovery act projects and the jobs those projects...

So glad to have you. >> one night only. >> when you say that, it feels a little inappropriate. >> you wont there, i didnt. joe and mika en route to the west coast where theyll be doing some live shows from l.a. weve got a great group assembled around the table, well, for the most part. >> with a glare exception. >> we also have mike barnicle. how are you? >> im increasingly angry. >> i can feel it. oh, the rage. >> jonathan capehart of "the washington post" with us all morning. joining us today ...

Debate about whether they can get information out of somebody after they have been mirandized, after they stopped trying to get intelligence out of abdul mu tul -- abdulmutallab, they are really tickled about a radio address that susan collins did, saying they werent getting more intelligence out of abdulmutallab. when she gave that address, he was in the middle of cooperating. they feel vindicated this morning, thats for sure. >> chuck, i would like to ask you, and everyone else here in new yor...

Speaking, spilling intelligence to the fbi. >> its interesting. they are now getting aggressive about it, although i dont think they were prepared to do it now or yesterday. i think in the next couple of days they were prepared to do it, dennis blair yesterday, in that public hearing before the senate intelligence committee, sort of let loose with a fact, which is that they were still getting intelligence from abdulmutallab, the christmas day bomber, and at the time he said that, no one knew tha...

These people went against it, they have no principles and they are the ones standing in the way. im your president, trying to get something done. i think its a good strategy. whether it works remains to be seen. but the more he can hammer away at that point and also hammer away at that point away from the white house, the better off hell be. >> the question is, as jonathan said, does it work? does it get you anywhere? does it actually get legislation passed? >> and look at it from the republican...

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Familiar to you. from what you know, what is going to happen? >> i think the most interesting development that ive seen in a while happened in portugal at the nato summit. that president karzai would be in full control of his country and that means a dramatically reduced international presence, hopefully it means a presence mostly based on economic assistance and governance and rule of law and the afghans will be responsible for their own security. so we are embarked on a strategy as i understan...

About a third of the tanks in libya as i understand it. we do have a -- an adequate set of rules of engagement to go after these -- these heavy weapons that would inglikt harm on civilians. we have some 40 ships, some allied ships of about ten are u.s. the command and control that nato has is operating -- >> but it didnt seem to you weird to have gadhafi on the move and us saying, okay, were done with the front seat stuff? >> we have a big alliance. air power -- the strike missions can be done b...