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Implementation. speak otherwise it think we have made the right decision as we see the debacle of rolling this out. some people would say the total miss her visitation what this legislation was. a great example of it. texans dont necessarily trust washington, d.c., to be the place that can deliver health care the best for them. they believe the decision she made at the local level in austin, texas. i would suggest to you all across this country andrew cuomo would be a better fit for the health c...

This justice department move? >> i am. i have to disagree with david on this. this is implementation of the 2010 fair sentencing act that was passed and put in law by congress and the president that address the fixed mandatory sentencing requirements that put them in jail in the first place. so what they are doing now is going back and beefing up the clemency department and look at folks who are in jail for at lost ten years and they are sentenced under the prior sentencing structure and reviewi...

In four different areas. security, governance, more energy independence for ukraine, a real worry, not only for ukraine but the region since most of the natural gas comes from russia, and also, the economy. and the administration also said that already theres some treasury department staff on the ground to help in that process. also, though, we know that this very high profile visit to send a message not only to ukraine but to russia that the u.s. is continuing serious commitment and support thr...

Executive branch to pull back just a bit. so i think that -- i hope that will be a part of the legacy. >> this is an active us attorney general in a lot of ways, but this is actually one way in which he can actually enact this change without really having to deal with the congress, but in a sense without congress fighting him either. >> right. i think thats right. i think its finding part of his leg as where i and of the obama administration. i thought it was transcribinging that at the state of...

Projected to be. theyre trying to change this debate from one that was about the flawed implementation, concerns about how this law is going to actually work out and trying to point out its finer qualities. you know, right now, politically, its still a benefit for republicans. democrats have dried a number of different things. i think the new numbers finally give them something that they can really work with, when it comes to this political argument. but over the next seven months, are opinions ...

Response, yeah, whatever, man. "the wall street journal" has a remarkable story. they report that republican leaders are telling the partys house members that persistent criticism of the federal health care law is the best path to victory this fall regardless of how the laws implementation evolves ahead of the november elections. "the washington post" put it a bit more bluntly reporting that after intense polling and focus groups, theyve decide that the ideal rallying cry is obamacare, grrr, whi...

"the wall street journal" has a remarkable story. they report that republican leaders are telling the partys house members that persistent criticism of the federal health care law is the best path to victory this fall regardless of how the laws implementation evolves ahead of the november elections. the washington post put it a bit more bluntly reporting that after intense polling and focus groups, theyve decide that the ideal rallying cry is obamacare, grrr, which is pretty much what we saw aft...

He warned if they wont, the u.s. and allies will step up with additional pressure. its clear they are not there, yet. i want to show the latest of what the state department is saying. >> i will say, we are clear about russias record of not implementing steps in the past so we will see if they do take steps this time. if they dont take steps, there will be consequences. im not going to put a date on that. we wont know for a couple of days. >> secretary of state kerry spoke on the phone last night...

Hundreds of millions of dollars in just lying to people about what it actually does or does not do. and people are swayed by these things. so, you know, you wonder if implementation, right, if actually working with the law will make a difference, but most of the folks who are voters, as weve said, will not actually interact with the law, right? so, i mean, its sort of hard to see where do we get that change, and we sort of have a nation where we have folks who are one-sided and the other side, a...

Joining me now is political editor and white house correspondent at the "huffington post," sam stein, and "washington post" columnist, jonathan capehart. sam, we are apparently eight million people, lets go back to the glitches, because that seems to be what, all the republicans have left at this point. >> well you know, its funny. obviously if you had said two months ago, would you get to eight million, none of them would have believed it. and they do seem to be moving the ball in terms of what...