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National serious mental illness. u.s. population of 314 million thats a whole lot of folks. simply no way no country could control mental illness but there is something happening in the world that is exacerbating the problem. most mentally ill people can be constrained to some extent. when they go out of control they can be confined and they know it there are millions walking around jobs family social interactions but who are also desperately ill despite the appearance of normalcy. here is where...

Passport offices will function. those are also funded by fees. they will stay opened unless theyre in a federal building. air traffic control border protection. departments of defense, the correct, al function stays opened. the power grid, that i will maintain it. critical essential banking functions will continue. there are some regulators who will be sent home. comforting news, jobless benefits, those will go out. those are mandatory spending. postal service continues. people relying on food a...

With obamacare over the issue of whether to raise the debt ceiling. the consequences of not doing that would be far, far worse than the consequences of a government shutdown. if you needed proof of how bizarre all of this is, consider this all of this posturing, all of these threats, the looming deadlines and the catastrophic possibilities, because of all of this i havent mentioned until now what otherwise would have been the biggest fuse from washington yesterday, a potential break through in t...

Here. mike lee, i am your father? my lord. >> and were worried about the president? cruzs marathon faux filibuster had little to no impact on republican colleagues who questioned the merit of his speech. >> obviously wed like to defund the law entirely. there is a math b problem in the senate on that. there are 54 democrats and 46 republicans. >> if we are to shut down the government because we re fuse to pass a resolution to keep the government operating, obamacare still gets funded. >> senator...

Cracks? >> well, heres the difficult dilemma that we find ourselves in in terms of predictive questions. folks will contemplate the idea of a mass killing for some time and they may even talk about that and share that idea with others. but when they share that idea with others, they havent necessarily determined to do so. so you try to commit someone like that to a hospital, you might be able to commit them, but youre not necessarily going to be able to commit them indefinitely because they know...

Direct proportion to the credibility of the military threat. thats what brought the russians to the table. we think that same credibility of military threat will be essential for reaching diplomatic solution to the iranian nuclear threat. iranians know they are paying a high price for the bomb. they think at the end of the day they will have a bomb. they have to internalize at the end of the day they are not going to get the bomb because its an incredible military threat. >> i know that the last...

Remember that some of the same technology that we may find in violent video games we use to train navy seals, for example. and law enforcement officers. they use the same type of technology to go through simulated exercises to rescue hostages or to take down people like bin laden. so people have to understand that the difference between, say, a tv show and a video game with a tv show you are not acting it out with a video game not only are you acting it out, bill, but you are being rewarded for ...

Remember that some of the same technology that we may find in violent video games we use to train navy seals, for example. and law enforcement officers. they use the same type of technology to go through simulated exercises to rescue hostages or to take down people like bin laden. so people have to understand that the difference between, say, a tv show and a video game with a tv show you are not acting it out with a video game not only are you acting it out, bill, but you are being rewarded for ...

It seems to be the violent incidents that you just referenced, the shooting out the tires in washington state and then shooting the ceiling of the house i believe that was in fort worth, texas, those two seem much more likely to be warning signs for something like that this than just complaining about the va or expressing frustration about benefits. no? >> yes, i hear what youre saying. its a combination of things. we all have frustrations. i have frustrations. you have frustrations. its how wei...

One of the problems with all of this focus on syria is its missing the ball from what we should be focused on which is the grave threat from radical islamist terrorism. just this week is the one-year anniversary of the attack on benghazi. when it happened, the president promised to hunt down the wrongdoers then months later you didnt hear him talk about benghazi. now its a phony scandal. we ought to be going after terrorists. >> hes got the same hand job as pat buchanan. its always that. back to...