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Is currently serving time in the jug for some of his less hilariously bent behaviors. through it all, one man seems to be going on. adolf mago. political strategist, orrical, survivor. hes seen it all. >> i know what im having but id love a beer. >> miller, miller lite? >> it is a discounted place, man. i thought you drank, man are you drinking beer? >> what are you drinking? >> im drinking vodka. >> ill have -- ill have what he -- fold under pressure. then ill think about it a burger down the w...

Junk for some of his hilariously bent behaviors. through it all, one man seems to be going on. adolf mago. hes seen it all. >> i know what im having but id love a beer. >> miller, miller lite? >> it is a discounted place, man. i thought you drank, man are you drinking beer? >> what are you drinking? >> im drinking vodka. >> ill have -- ill have what he -- fold under pressure. then ill think about it a burger down the way. you having something to eat? >> im eating. >> all right, ill hold back. i ...

Reckless on the ball field. >> interestingly enough in california you can certainly sue a 14-year-old. that was proper. heres the issue. two fold, factual and legal. on the factual issue, is he claiming by throwing a helmet weighing one pound or less it severed his achilles tendon. he was known to have coached 11 games after this. he says he went into shock and everything else. did the ambulance respond? the factual issue is a problem for me. the legal issue is for when youre playing baseball, g...

Some analysts saying al qaeda is responsible, although the tensions between the shiite-led government of the prime minister nuri al maliki and the sunni minority, theyve been explosive lately and clearly getting worse. >> yeah, and theyre linked, really. i mean, this government has been accused really from back in 2006 but onward and upward since then and certainly since the americans left of going against the prom oise of power sharing d inclusion and bringing everyone into the fold. in the eye...

Malikis government would usher in an era of reconciliation and people working together regardless of their ethnic background. as we see, the violence is continuing to escalate. it is clear to some that two years later, things are getting worse in iraq. cnns michael holmes has covered the region extensively traveling to iraq 14 times. he is in baghdad today. hi, michael. >> hi, carol. yes, thats right. i was there that day that the u.s. forces crossed over from iraq into kuwait ending americas wa...

Maliki, called him authoritarian, said he is leading a one-man band and completely isolating sunnis. he wasnt all that complimentary of the united states. they say their support for him has been without enough. i dont know. sort of suspicion about his motives. they say that the u.s. needs to apply more pressure. have a listen. >> they should support maliki. it is up to them. they should also clarify that their support is conditional. or inclusive with the process, respecting human rights. unfort...

And many leaders say that the assertions are just being used to hit at them and not just the extremists, and they feel like the long-promised inclusion, and reconciliation by the shia-dominated government is just the opposite, rejection and they say persecution. dismantling of a protest camp last month turned the apger and frustration into the latest bout of violence, and opened the door to the islamic state of syria fighters to step in with their weapons. some sunni fighters rejected that allia...

>> here is the cover of the "new york times." once again, second day in a row where chris christie is above the fold, very sad christie extends apology. >> a lot of the publications looking back on the speech and what happened, many looking forward to what this means for 2016. >> politically indeed. here is george wells on with bret baier last night and he looked into his crystal ball and said this about christies political future. >> this hurts him in three -- he actually acted and made decisio...

Certainly have some. and the bigger issue is we havent really done very much to build influence in iraq. influence doesnt grow on a tree. it doesnt fall from the sky. influence is something that you create for yourself. what we need to be doing is showing the iraqis that were committed to their future and that if theyre willing to move in a direction that we want them to, well reward them and we need to see them focus much more on political compromise. thats the part that the bush administration...

Am sorry that she has this diagnosis, but the purpose for putting people in prison is many fold. one of them is to send a message to other wrong doers about where they will wind up. who, who specifically made this happen? >> you know, megyn, two things. one is it had to come from the director of the bureau of prisons. they report directly to the deputy attorney general of the united states. we know the national lawyers guild upon which she was a member with an active member they are out there ch...