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Keitel. a little technical difficulties. as someone whos been chronicling life on the border and across the border, how the border has changed in this period that aaron describes really beginning with 9/11. >> certainly. its become a phantasmagorical scene down there. certainly, the drug war has made it an impossible place, but the insecurity to the drug war because of the insecurity. the billions poured into the border and gun control in general leads to a situation of 18 shooting deaths on the...

Means that as we have gone through this recovery, we have not been able to make the proper investment to make sure that the kids are educated for the future. and the private sector drop comes in construction and again we know that need to be building the infrastructure to make america successful for the future and the numbers speak a lot about the weakness in the labor market and especially the weakness in the public sector where we know that we need teachers, we know that we need policemen and ...

>> you have a little bit of insecurity. wonder will they still accept me? am i welcome to that club? and i was. >> he says the movie business is now sizzling for him. he has already shot several films and says he is considering offers for more. >> it was passionate and had a lot of fun. before i became governor, i have down four movies since i have finished the governorship i have been having a great time. >> some the future projects could include a conan movie, along with another sequel in the ...

The short answer to that is yes, to some extent there are. but has the quality of life for afghan people gotten better? and many people make the argument it hasnt. even president hamid karzai has said to nbc news that the u.s. is to blame for some of the corruption and insecurity that exists in that country. thats very difficult for the u.s. to hear. but that is certainly the perspective that many in afghanistan and pakistan and in that region share about the u.s. footprint in that part of the w...

That come up within the meetings in washington because that interview took a lot of people by storm. >> im sure it did behind closed doors. im sure president karzai was asked about it. if he didnt bring it up himself which im sure he may have, president karzai wanted to be vocal. there was a reason he gave me that interview and part of the reason was to get his message across before coming to washington, and he did say that nato was behind some of this insecurity and he was primarily pointing to...

On afghan villages. much of the insecurity in his country is because of the u.s. and nato presence there. overseas news, the u.s. is rejecting a peace plan from syrian president basha rshgbash. he said yesterday, blamed his countrys struggles on the opposition. the u.s. state department in a very diplomatic response said that his plan is quote detached from reality. all right, as always let us know why youre up watching this program. shoot me an e-mail. or tweet me at mark halperin. still ...

I apologize for saying chuck todd for defense secretary. its chuck hagel. my thanks to all three of you. social insecurity. why some democrats think president obama might not fight to protect social security in the next round of those debt talks. senator bernie sanders is going to join me and weigh in on that. plus, she is back. secretary of state hillary clinton back at foggy bottom after suffering from the stomach flu, a concussion, and then a blood clot. how soon could she go before congr...

End of the year, helping negotiate the fiscal cliff deal, actually probably was doing that on new years actually. >> right. >> how about vice president biden be beneficial to this president these next four years? >> i think hes proved it this week. jfk had the master of the senate famously, lyndon johnson, as his vice president. never wanted to use him on the hill because he thought that johnson would freelance too much on his own and get out of kennedys control, maybe even take kennedys own inf...

Maybe you like to work in your bath robe, maybe you dont. you would think thats the natural way that an economy would work. instetd, instead, economies have built these large corporations which were command and control and we have a lot to explain about that. and i think the insecurity was -- >> a lot of that was probably insecurity. its easier for people to contract out, easier for people to connect through online and things like that and thats pushing people towards the direction of working as...

And joy-ann and jeff. >> well, i want ted to talk abo the top thak is so important and if you look at the research on the childhood development what we see is the exposure to what would consider adult themes and notions of instability, and insecurity, risk, violence and sex. throughout our history, and many different cultures, we have had a line between children and adult, and one of the lines is expose sure, and in the research what you will see is if they have had overexposure through life exp...