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About trump and congress and potential areas of common ground and potential areas where there could be trouble ahead. just give us a sense of what, as you look down the road, where you think the biggest potential stumbling blocks are in terms of how trumps going to work with republicans to put aside the democrats for now? >> well, i think immigration will be something to watch. i think theres a lot of anxiety, particularly on the house side, about whether they will be forced to try to craft some...

>> john johnson has been on death row for 20 years. >> i was arrested in 1984, convicted of murder of my wife in 1985. when i first went to death row, i was somewhat shocked. you cant really know in a prison cell until you get there. and you get to the point where you dont really think about it. every day when we get up, a lot of us, we work on our cases. its like getting in a car every day out there. every day we get up and get in that car and we hope we dont get run over. were all going to die...

Take young healthy people out of the system who get the subsidies. insurance may go up for everyone else. >> the trickle down effect. to you doug. >> is howard university setting the bar too low? the new incentive program is creating a buzz. the schools will pay for half of the studentss final semester if they graduate on time. that is a $6000 savings and more if the student graduates early. >> think before you snap a selfie. the smithsonian is banning selfie sticks. it is meant to protect displ...

Pea who say, youre eating healthy today, nice job. you get a free movie pass. >> neither of those choices are what the usda decided to do. >> about a million dollars were wasted on that money by so-called experts who came out with the conclusion that said, oh, maybe we should do advertising within grocery stores but still incentivize people that are received food stamps to go onto this kind of incentive program where you need to eat healthier. yeah, if you want to eat healthier, fine, but if you...

Are not heard, and mainly heard through the media and not heard in the official or the legal setting, and this is something that would be welcomed. >> and it is heard from mostly the unions or the people who want to see the athletes be able to be called employees here, but listen, we are watching the final four last night, and we have been watching this entire journey of the march madness, and we see the bodies on the court, and we see the bodies in those seats, and we know that there is a lot o...

Very poor people. if we were to spend the trillion dollars and give it to the people of afghanistan, it would be about $100,000 per family. $100,000 per three-perm family. can you imagine how much they would love us. >> quite an incentive program. >> and theyre still living in poverty and still hate us. whatever we have done, we have done it wrong. lets get out. >> let me get andrea and gregs take on this, because i got this debate last night on with bill oreilly talking about the purpose and th...

Air, even if it is inside of a cage. >> john johnson has been on death row for 20 years. >> i was arrested in 1984, convicted of murder of my wife in 1985. when i first went to death row, i was somewhat shocked. you cant really know in a prison cell until you get there. and you get to the point where you dont really think about it. every day when we get up, a lot of us, we work on our cases. its like getting in a car every day out there. every day we get up and get in that car and we hope we don...

Convicted of murder of my wife in 1985. when i first went to death row, i was somewhat shocked. you cant really know in a prison cell until you get there. and you get to the point where you dont really think about it. every day when we get up, a lot of us, we work on our cases. its like getting in a car every day out there. every day we get up and get in that car and we hope we dont get run over. were all going to die sometime. so thousands of people get killed in automobile wrecks in many other...

>> i was arrested in 1984, convicted of murder of my wife in 1985. when i first went to death row, i was somewhat shocked. you cant really know in a prison cell until you get there. and you get to the point where you dont really think about it. every day when we get up, a lot of us, we work on our cases. its like getting in a car every day out there. every day we get up and get in that car and we hope we dont get run over. were all going to die sometime. so thousands of people get killed in auto...

Individuals having them? >> for homes and for the community? >> i think because it happens quite often you can get lulled into a false sense of security. >> the last one you survived. >> yeah, it was fine. it was over there, you know, it will be fine. actually the storm shelter we have was within the house when we bought it, part of the home when we bought it. but several people on this street have one. but theres a sense of it is not going to happen to me, or i get enough forewarning, im going ...