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Youve got to want it to happen and you have to believe it a little bit and you have to have somewhat of a psychological imperative and maybe a psychotic personality to make it work. >> youre thought, ron? >> you know, when you have a big lie, youve got to have a big denial to follow it and the denials got to be resilient. one of this size is the type that people go to the grave with, and its hard to watch cheney, and the whole gang of neocons smiling at the camera saying now what do we do? next ...

Consequences are becoming. the potential use of chemical weapons only makes the case for greater action more compelling and urgent. whats the likelihood that we might see more american involvement in syria? >> i think those are two calculations. on the one hand, everyone recognizes and the president said again in the press conference that in fact the longer this goes on, the greatter fragmentation inside syria. the hard he it is to put it back together again when the conflict ends and assuming t...

Him out of the ring onset settlements. >> george mitchell has this theory, i want to play it for you, but it has to do with the lack -- his explanation of why he thinks theres a lack of urgency for a peace deal. heres what he said. >> i think the real danger is that the absence of conflict now creates a false sense of lull and security on both sides. and reduces the imperative to move forward that does exist when people are dying and war is going on. and the hard part will be to persuade both th...

And they will tell us very clearly that the threats were building for months. nobody would listen to them. this is imperative they tell their story. >> there was a big c.i.a. operation there. as we have reported on. we actually dont know the extent of what was going on. a lot of those people obviously will not talk. because they are undercover. how much does it factor in to all of this equation? >> congress has an oversight rule. if you have a c.i.a. operative and you want to know what happened ...

States were giving 1.5 billion dollars were having to borrow from the chinese to give to the muslim brotherhood when were cutting services in the united states. >> ill tell you where the money is going, its creating a stable and strong egypt imperative in that part of the world. >> do you believe that the musl muslim brotherhood is a stable egypt. >> sean: do you think thats democracy? he was voted in sharia law-- all right. one at a -- one at a time. jay is next. go ahead. >> okay. >> sean: go ...

States were giving 1.5 billion dollars were having to borrow from the chinese to give to the muslim brotherhood when were cutting services in the united states. >> ill tell you where the money is going, its creating a stable and strong egypt imperative in that part of the world. >> do you believe that the musl muslim brotherhood is a stable egypt. >> sean: do you think thats democracy? he was voted in sharia law-- all right. one at a -- one at a time. jay is next. go ahead. >> okay. >> sean: go ...

Year and so this isnt the last step in the process of this debate. i think were going to have a number of opportunities over the course of the next several months to talk about spending and debt but we ought to talk about it in how can we reform and restructure entitlement programs. ten years from now entitlement spending and interest on the debt will represent 91% of all federal spending if we dont do something about it. >> senator, you mentioned earlier -- >> this is josh green with bloomberg....

And perhaps sending us into a double dip recession is at stake and the lives of middle class people and -- >> how about 4,000 children in new jersey not being given mmr vaccines? >> vaccines for children, and does anybody really think there isnt one loophole that could be closed? not one penny that could be extracted from profitable corporations that arent paying their fair share in order to address the deficit problem? they will not spend one penny of increased tax revenue, and theyd rather tak...

Etiquette in order to survive within a cell. >> you have to be compatible with your cellie. you have no know who youre dealing with. two grown men in a cell. both got our own stress and got our own problems. you make it do. its hard. but its not impossible. >> its imperative for us to keep this cell clean. interactions and you walking outside with the dirt and spit and stuff. and you track it back in. >> if i come in off the yard every day, ive been out there walking around, im nasty. so, i got ...

And thats the fundamental truth about legislating that this use of the filibuster exploits. >> yeah, i once figured out how many legislative days we had in a given year in the senate. i realized, oh my god, were not going -- >> right, every one you x off -- >> its hard to explain to the outside world how that time gets eaten up and disappears. but joy, one thing ive been wondering about is that chuck hagel, unfortunately, is not the ideal case. this is not a john kerry nomination. that he strugg...