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Patiently supporting places like egypt and libya because the peaceful realization of individual aspiration also serve as a rebuke to violent extremism we must strengthen the opposition in syria while isolating extremist elms because end of a tyrant must not give way to the tyranny of terrorism we are actively working to promote peace between israelis and palestinians because it is right and because such a peace could help reshape attitudes in the region. and we must help countries modernize econ...

To help meet that need, here at devry university, were offering $4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. in the sea of so-called scandals this week, here is one that didnt get enough ink. the irs, it plays to worst fierce, the government out not to be trusted, the taxman has been evil incarnate. now they are all liberal activists too. with the release of the e-mails this week from the white house, reasonable people who read will start to slow...

Welcome back, everyone. this morning millioning of americans are waking up to a stunning revelation. inspiring others to discuss their health and discuss their fierce, demystifying what happens when a woman decides to go through with this surgery. for us here at cnn, it really is something that has hit very close to home. >> reporter: angelina jolie is receiving a lot of praise, a lot of support following her revelation ar having a preventative double mastectomy. her partner of eight years brad ...

Admitted and apologized last week. >> thats a huge credibility problem for the irs now because now the agency thats responsible for implementing and enforcing obamacare, and mortifies the american people. its americas worst fierce about big government run amok. its a big problem for the administration on top of benghazi and other problems going on out there. >> i think its more than that. if the irs is specifically targeting group, thats more than just like we dont know what the right -- the rig...

The world. i think its very old fashioned. weve come so far now in learning about what a wonderful gift social security to be alive and be blessed that were in this world. to be frielgtenned about something thats going to give you great harm to your family. great harm is tragic to me. >> what do you think should be done about guns in america? >> well, i just think all weapons should be absolutely out lawed. none of this fierce -- you know, no imitating the films that you see where theres all thi...

Take care of them. privately. and it was so civilized. and i just think all these years that ive been watching the world, it is quite insane to put an accent on violence throughout the world. i think its very old fashioned. weve come so far now in learning about what a wonderful gift social security to be alive and be blessed that were in this world. to be frielgtenned about something thats going to give you great harm to your family. great harm is tragic to me. >> what do you think should be do...

Sot mental health component is a very important part of trying to solve this problem. it isnt just a question of guns. its whos firing the gun. >> its indeed a discussion that has to keep going, hopefully with some positive results. if i may, chris, shift gears for a second, its east every sunday. your wife lorraine is probably going to cook something fierce, a fierce, fabulous easter feast. can you give me idea of whats happening at the wallace household later today? >> thats so sweet, yeah. we...

Staff member. you know, they get in there, they get excited. we find out at the end of the show that this is gene spurling. we know gene. >> towering. >> hes a good guy. >> bob knows gene. >> bob knows gene. >> and bob, at the end, after that last e-mail says, you know, you never have to apologize to me, gene. >> genes never threatened anybody. >> well, you know. >> yeah. >> hes sort of known as the tony soprano of democratic politics. thats how ive always thought of gene. >> so anyway, bob wood...

>> grumpy. you are grumpy. >> im not grumpy at all. bob was the one who raised the e-mails in the first place. >> david -- >> can you just at least admit this? in washington a lot of times, if you want to get something done, you dont get in somebodys face and say let me tell you. you go up to them, you say, listen, were friends. we know how this works. >> what is gene sperling going to do to bob woodward? >> oh, my god, sperling? >> now, now, now. >> bob woodward who faced down as a young man h....

Theyll pay a higher price at the polls for working with the other side than they will for standing pat or engaging in obstructionism, but as governors some of you with legislatures controlled by the other party, you know that compromise is essential to getting things done. and so is prioritizing, making smart choices. >> so the question tonight, what is the presidents campaigning for? what is he getting done here? joy reid is managing editor of the agree ceo and howard fineman is editorial direc...