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A problem in terms of pay, but it will also be around 1.9 million families seeing benefits cut. this will particular the hit people in london and the northeast badly. you can see that this is bubbling up within the conservative party as a potential vowel that really needs to think about the human effects. when ou think about the human effects. when you combine — think about the human effects. when you combine it _ think about the human effects. when you combine it with _ think about the human ...

So much. >> 100%, tammy. on tucker carlson tonight -- or today, actually, on fox nation, he has steven -- steve koonin, and he challenges the theory of climate change. take a look at that and, alicia, i want your response after we play the video. >> the idea that human behavior is causing more extreme weather, droughts, hurricanes, youre smiling. >> its a fiction of the media and the politicians who would like to promote that notion. there are no detectable human influences on hurricanes over al...

Sahara, and the normal route has been through the western atlantic and into the caribbean and sometimes, as weve seen unfortunately, into the gulf of mexico. thats sort of the natural flow of the atmosphere. but as the earth is warming up, because of human effects on the climate, were getting more and more energy put into these storms. and so a storm that would have been smaller is now bigger than it would have otherwise been. >> reflect on that if you can, peter. you are saying that climate is ...

Supreme court ruling on citizens united. it leads us directly to a situation where billionaires own and control the candidates they support. >> thank you, senator sanders. this is an incredibly troubling story and seems at this point the irs might be broken beyond repair. for everyone at home equally troubled by this, stay with us. we have some original reporting on this issue. a deep dive into the firsthand human effects of this kind of slackening of campaign finance regulations in a key battle...

The way republicans are working in congress. mark halperin, weve been through this before. ive been through it for 15, 16, 17 years. ive got to say though, ive never seen us at a standoff like this where theres less hope on either side. by the way, the president is looking pretty strong and secure there as we all know. theyre just as worried as everybody else. they dont know how this is going to end. i spoke with a republican, we had matt salmon on yesterday. a good friend of mine. i have talked...

Subject until now. because i wanted people to be drawn into what is really happening here. and this kind of untold story, except by you, of what is really happening with sequestration in this country now. >> yes, sequestration is a very wonky budget word that turns people off. >> let me just say, sam, it has been until you started reporting on the real human effects of it. and the story you tell today about what is happening in the laboratories and the way some of the experiments are closing up ...

Sequestration stories. where most of us would not see the impact in our lives. i kind of deliberately kept the word sequestration away from the subject until now. because i wanted people to be drawn into what is really happening here. and this kind of untold story, except by you, of what is really happening with sequestration in this country now. >> yes, sequestration is a very wonky budget word that turns people off. >> let me just say, sam, it has been until you started reporting on the real h...

The state department. i asked ambassador rice what her role was. she said she would have to refresh her memory, but that she was not involved directly in turning down the requests, but surely given her position as the assistant secretary for african affairs she had to be aware of the general threat assessment and of the ambassadors repeated requests for more security. >> sean: the senator is absolutely right. the comparisons, they are eerily similar. heres why. back in september, prudence bushne...

The state department. i asked ambassador rice what her role was. she said she would have to refresh her memory, but that she was not involved directly in turning down the requests, but surely given her position as the assistant secretary for african affairs she had to be aware of the general threat assessment and of the ambassadors repeated requests for more security. >> sean: the senator is absolutely right. the comparisons, they are eerily similar. heres why. back in september, prudence bushne...