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and its not just dadt. >> the resolution of ratification is agreed. >> s.t.a.r.t. is a go. >> our christmas miracle has arrived. >> and the 9/11 bill goes through with unanimous consent but not without concessions. >> this is $4.3 billion better than nothing. >> not without the republicans trying to say they were for it before and after they were against it. >> there was never any doubt about supporting the first responders. >> the 111th congress, the first two years of the obama admin...

they love. >> dont ask, dont tell, the repeal is law. and its not just dadt. >> the resolution of ratification is agreed. >> s.t.a.r.t. is a go. >> our christmas miracle has arrived. >> and the 9/11 bill goes through with unanimous consent but not without concessions. >> this is $4.3 billion better than nothing. >> not without the republicans trying to say they were for it before and after they were against it. >> there was never any doubt about supporting the first responders. >> the ...

>> s.t.a.r.t. is a go. >> our christmas miracle has arrived. >> and the 9/11 bill goes through with unanimous consent but not without concessions. >> this is $4.3 billion better than nothing. >> not without the republicans trying to say they were for it before and after they were against it. >> there was never any doubt about supporting the first responders. >> the 111th congress, the first two years of the obama administration, red states pick up seats in congress, blue states lose th...

problems, congress freezing their paychecks for the next two years. this means no raises but possibly a bonus or a promotion. but we begin this morning with history in the making. just minutes from now, president obama due to officially sign the law repealing the militarys dont ask, dont tell policy. the ban on gays serving openly enacted 17 years ago and the policy has ended the careers of 14,000 men and women in uniform. today, some of them will be on hand for the signing. cnns dan...

finally repeal the law that denies gay americans the right to serve the country they love because of who they are. >> wow. today president obama delivers on that pledge to allow gays to serve openly in the u.s. military. good morning, im chris matthews. its wednesday, december 22nd, 2010, and this is a special edition of the "daily rundown." today president obama will sign a bill that ends that 17-year-old dont ask, dont tell policy established under president clinton. a policy which r...

and around ground zero after the attacks of 9/11, people that came from all over the country to help in manhattan. goodgood morning, im bill hemmer. martha, nice to see you. martha: good morning, bill, good morning, everyone. supporters of this bill hoping for a miracle today, democrats pushing for republican support. congress phil hare says a yes vote on this bill is a, quote, no brainer. >> this is the lives of a lot of people who went into those towers to save people and had become ...