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0 into recovery have the arrogance to turn around and start calling people names? >> look, i would suggest, i would back up even from the social safety net because the first attack on government and the one that absolutely has made this recovery so much slower and so much more unequal is at the state level, the attack on public sector jobs. so what we saw is 2008 to o 2009 to about halfway through 2010 with democrats in control of both the house -- the senate and the white house, we started to s...

Then they might have remained forgotten and undisturbed beyond their protecting oceans. one cannot rise to be in many ways the leading community in the civilized world without being involved in its problems. without being convulsed by its agonies, and inspired by its causes. this is a difficult moment for the united states. it is only difficult because america has carried the burden of leadership and has involved itself in the agonies of the wider world. and that, mr. putin, is what makes this a...

0 >> we will send to the senate the provision which says up or down, are you for defunding bam care or not? the house has taken a stand numerous times on its opinion of obama care. it is time for the senate to stand up and tell their constituents where they stand on this atrocity of a law. >> yeah. where representatives and senators stand, but where do the american people stand? nice try, cantor. house republicans dont care about putting senators on record. theyre just about trying to save face ...

0 someone feels in their hearts. we cannot legislate how someone feels about their brothers and sisters. but what we can legislate is how that plays itself out in public policy. and jesse helms showed a strong propensity to keep people from the voting booth, to keep people from fair housing, to keep people from meaningful employment. he showed a strong propensity to violating a womans personal and privacy rights. and ted cruz shows that very, very same propensity. >> that is why youve got to fig...

Tonight on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11, the president will once again have to address war, war but also peace. the prospect of a peaceful resolution. a diplomatic resolution to something that not long ago seemed certain to entail cruise missiles fired from u.s. navy warships. here in new york city, ed schultz and reverend al sharpton, chris hayes, eugene robinson from "the washington post." want to start, chris with you. do you feel like you know where this is going tonight is? it clear t...

Who are lining their pockets to get them re-elected. thats what theyre doing. >> that is exactly what they are doing. and thats what citizens united makes even worse. i mean, you know, ed, sometimes commentators say we are a very divided nation. and on some issues, we are. but on all of the issues you talked about, the need to protect social security, medicare and medicaid, the need to create millions and millions of decent-paying jobs. do you know what african-american youth unemployment is tod...

>> absolutely. and the more union workers there are, the more wages are going to go up. puts money back into the middle class. it will raise revenue for the federal, and state and local coffers. weve got to put together a long-term strategy. in 1980, ed, we made 15% of the semi k -- we made 50% now we make 15%. boeing employees about 170,000. we need a strong manufacturing policy. and then invest back into our infrastructure roads and bridges, but also broadband and these institutes that the pre...

Lay out in clear terms what the rationale is, here, why we are doing what we are doing. with new developments what the standard are from the presidents perspective of what make the burgeoning diplomatic process legitimate. right? everyone is talking this cant be fate, cant be them kicking the can down the road. there has to be an outline for domestic political consumption and international consumption about what the standard the president will apply to the unfolding diplomatic process that would...

Program. but our job, ed, is to give the information so they can go to work tomorrow and explain this to their co-workers so we can stop this nonsense once and for all so everybody can get health care, bottom line. >> they are saying obamacare is going to cost jobs. and we have seen in several states already that premiums are starting to come down. is that going to happen everywhere? >> it should happen everywhere. obamacare is not going to cost jobs. it is actually going to create jobs. once ag...

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