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>> well the negotiations are imperative to protect americans from being under the judicial system of afghanistan. when we look into what this is about, theyre indicating they want control over any american who should commit murder of an innocent civilian. now how could we hand over our american soldiers and marines and sailors and airmen to the afghanistan government what? beheading? execution? things in war happen and which have to understand that it is a tragedy when the american people $360 b...

Lost in the translegislation. >> sure. now, aside from the clear moral imperative to feed our nations seniors, there is also, as i understand it, an economic benefit to this program, is that right? >> thats right. and thats the message that were really trying to get across, because it appears that the social and moral imperative is not really working. we have learned that for every dollar invested in meals on wheels, there is a savings of up to $50 in medicaid alone. that doesnt include medicare...

Those people will not get letters in the weeks ahead and will be able to go back to their insurance companies and say, actually, if you want that back, can you have it. here are your other options and exchanges is there thats the question i have, where did this go from here, if democrats are not defecting, detecting in big number, this upton bill doesnt go anywhere in the senate. if there is no momentum, there is no legislative fix on the horizon here, what happens to those people getting cancel...

An economic imperative. when you look at the numbers at what kind of damage is caused by these storms, its off the charts. >> we spent just the federal government spent $60 billion helping new jersey and the other states impacted by hurricane sandy. we spent hundreds of millions of dollars helping vermont and other states hit by hurricanes irene. youre talking about forest fires, youre talking about drought. a recent report came out recently from the scientific community worrying very much about...

Popular radio. here we have to struggle with a political imperative but i started into my routine why should be privatized they said we already decided this. >> you did pittsburg end planoo a park in newark still working in boston and that goes over well used to be a highway. >> it is incredibly popular. the idea of corporate playground the average income in and teeeighteen is 55,000 for your. >> what else should be privatized? >> mass-transit. i laugh when hundreds more people have said of cour...

Really really clean energy in the developing world in the next decade or so, that is such an improved world it takes your breath away. >> "pandoras promise" argues this energy could come from nuclear. question though could it alternative come from other sources as well. solar, wind and so on. back with our panel. i know you want to respond to something jim had just said. >> yeah. right now weve got 2 billion people in the world who have no electricity at all. i think for we in the west its a mor...

Of course, environmentalists freak out at that point. but on the other hand, if you could have vast quantities of really really clean energy in the developing world in the next decade or so, that is such an improved world it takes your breath away. >> "pandoras promise" argues this energy could come from nuclear. question though could it alternative come from other sources as well. solar, wind and so on. back with our panel. i know you want to respond to something jim had just said. >> yeah. rig...

>> just awful. hln legal analyst joey jackson joins me now. joey, were police in the right to stop this man? to tase this man? >> its an awful scenario, brooke. no question about it. but what the police are going to say if it gets litigated and if it does, wiser minds than mine will address whether or not that was proper or not, but from a legal point of view, i think the police did have grounds to stop him. heres why. the police are in a business of protecting and serving, of course, but you do...

Spot if they have on come out in public and say assad is not living up to the promise and will try to secretly hold on to his chemical stockpile. >> of course, putting them in a position where they may have to take more action. right? jim acosta asked the white house. they are not denying your reporting. this is a president who stood up and said this is a moral imperative for our time. these are, people have made equivalences in this administration to what happened in world war ii in nazi, germa...

Imperative to our national security. >> beyond that, aaron, any concerns about the spying allegations hampering u.s. foreign policy? >> well, theres always that concern. i think the state department put out a very telling statement. they basically acknowledge this could do significant damage going forward. you know, the question from here is whether these countries are surprised that the united states is to go this. and maybe monitoring world leaderss phones. or whether they expect this is somet...