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We want to get the facts before we start making judgments. >> is there some sort of mechanical problem that could have caused that train to be going that fast into that curve as opposed to a human error? >> wolf we are here looking at everything. we are going to look at the operation of the train, the mechanical condition of the train itself we are going to do a brake check. we are going to find out how the operation of the train was. we are going to look at the human factors, the performance ar...

Briefing that while the five hours of talks was a good length of talks, the ie--eye ian iranians said they are not sure if that can actually be done. the political judgment that iran needs to make impression the state department is not on the verge of making judgments. zariff when he came out of the meeting yesterday, commented we finally get something. that made you feel that maybe the iranians thought they were making progress. zariff went to brussels to talk with the german and british and fr...

Be a little bit less pain. >> okay. you know, jonathan, marco rubio, as we played a little sound at the top of this segment, was saying he wants to delay this. hes going to be introducing a bill. and we look at some of the polls. theres a new poll that shows 56% believe the website problems are part of a broader problem here. were three weeks into what could be a six-month process. but when we look at that, is it too early then to be making judgments, looking at that time frame? >> i think its p...

To security questions. do you want answers as well or do you think theres politics involved? >> clearly politics involved. i think its always appropriate for the congress and administration to share what has happened in a really tragic circumstance. i also think its important for us to understand that we have an evolving security situation and that its appropriate for us to evaluate the circumstances of what happened in libya. not to expect that we will know all the answers at the beginning as w...

impact of trillions. blogger jeff jarvis stirs up a storm by hurling an obscenity. the reporter whose story prompted david wu to resign over a sex scandal. should he have relied on unnamed sources? im howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." it would be comical if it werent so serious. washingtonality its worst as all of us in the news business trying to keep up with a story that changes by the hour. the senate scheduled to vote today at 1:00 p.m. to avoid a crippling default. lo...

Watched the local news tonight and it took ten minutes before they even mentioned it. and its just a reminder that there are other things on peoples minds it that are closer to home. and, you know, washington has its own conversation. so the things that people talk about there, not that theyre not interested in other stuff, but when theyre making judgments, political judgment, theyre focused on the things that affect their lives more closer to home. >> because of that will you get into sometimes...

Theres a reaction thats been bred into our experiences that dont go aw away." >> glenn: oh. no big deal. why pay attention to that. what are you doing? just clinging to your sky god and boom stick. almost sounds like hes making judgments without the facts but let me ask robert gibbs to be sure. what happened here, robert? >> made determinations and judgments without a full set of facts. >> glenn: normally, id say im taking that sound out of context, but today it actually applies. before he even ...

These accusations. the minimum that was done with anita hill isnt even being done here. they had an fbi investigation in that hearing, and they had over 20 witnesses to tell their version of events. and so honestly, i dont understand how he could say to the american people he wants a fair hearing, but then not actually be interviewed by the fbi. a fox news interview is not the same thing. >> i want to play a short clip from the interview and just have you respond. >> when you hear senators who a...