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Your insurance company. that decision will never be mandated by obamacare. but with obamacare, at least now you have an appeals process so that if the claim is bad, then you can fight it. thats good for everybody. and once again, thats awesome and im speaking fact, not fiction. thats page 42, section 2719 of the affordable care act. i bring all fact, ed. thats all i bring. >> all right. well, how is this affecting the public? what are you hearing? these constant lies they put out there, now they...

0 well never forget. at the white house, the president observed a moment of silence after he spoke at a ceremony at the pentagon. >> let us have the confidence and the values that make us americans that we must never lose, the shining liberties that make us a beacon to the world, the unit and commitment to one another that we sustain on this national day of remembrance. >> the unit and commitment to one another is that unit that rose from the ashes 12 years ago today. unit across america, unit i...

0 for a strike. the strike, you know -- he still wants all options on the table. but the president still knows what the american people want. even republicans know what the american people want. but they are going to wear the same pair of shoes every day. americans dont want war. we dont want it. weve had enough of it. they want investment here at home. they want jobs, they want infrastructure, they want health care. they want education investment. and a whole host of other issues that republica...

0 >> good evening. thank you for being with us tonight for this special coverage here on msnbc. there are more than 500 tons of mustard gas and sarin and vx right now in kentucky. in madison county, kentucky. a place called the blue grass chemical agent destruction pilot plant. that plant in kentucky and another one like it in pueblo, colorado, the last two facilities in the united states still working on destroying what is left of our massive arsenal of chemical weapons. that we manufactured mo...

0 see, our guy is so strong, he wants to trust them, but wants to verify it. the republicans in caucus must be cringing when they hear the president say. republicans ought to understand it, because it is reagan talk. now, meanwhile, president obama was on capitol hill today. was he twisting arms? no. but he was seeking congressional approval for a military strike. and this is where the interesting dynamic starts to play out for the democrats. a lot of them are undecided. half the senate is undec...

0 >> just five hours until the president addresses the nation, and what action should be taken against syrias use of chemical weapons. a joint resolution is being hammered out between the united states, france and great britain that may yet avert the necessity of military entire inventiterve. the resolution, a direct response to a russian proposal that syrias chemical weapons be placed under international control and ultimately dismantled, was actually foreshadowed by informal discussions betwee...

You the united states needs to strike syria? text a for yes, b for no to 67622. go to our blog at msnbc.com for results later in the show. now lets turn to senator ben carden of florida. good to have you with us tonight. >> ed, always good to be on your show. >> senator, what i find so striking, i know there has been a lot of phone calls, a lot of intelligence briefings, a lot of sharing of information from the administration and the intel community to capitol hill. but im confused as to why are...

Congress and seek their approval. il thought that was a bold move. and the fact is, that youve got to remember, ed, this president came into office and was elected twice based on getting us out of war, not getting us into wars. and so i thought it was an important move. now the congress must act very carefully to try to address this issue and thats what im trying to do. im spending almost every day spending literally hours pouring over information trying to figure all of this out because it is i...

People dont want us to be the policemen for the world any longer. weve got 35,000 people already come to our website with more every minute. people are angry about the thought that wed be involved in war again. >> i agree. i hear the anger on the radio. people cannot believe were having this discussion with this president. congressman mcdermott, who pays for this? and how do we know its not open ended? >> well, you know, ed, i made a suggestion to my staff we ought to get an amendment ready to p...

I can tell you 99% of the calls coming to my office are against it. they are citing the types of things that you just said. >> ive got to ask you, congressman, are the american people going to matter and is there going to be robust debate? i mean, if the american people dont want this, where are we? >> first of all, i think i would be surprised if the president went forward with this. you just hit on a key question, ed. i think the president has got to come before the nation. hes got to do this....