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>> i said i wasnt going to do this. is as bad as it gets. before my wife and i were about to get in the car, i said, i can do this. she said, we can do this. >> karen had delivered our baby isabella marie early, four or five days later they told us she had a fatal condition. i decided that the best thing i could do was to treat her differently. and not love her like i did because it wouldnt hurt as much if i lost her. >> santorum was talking about his youngest daughter now 3 years old who was di...

Tell us what happened last night, and is it the end of rick perrys campaign? >> well, governor perry was having a decent debate, not a great one, he was a little bit left out of the mix as hes been in some of the previous contests, and when it got to a point where he was trying to drill his message about limited government, hes got this litany of three departments hed eliminate. and for whatever reason he could not remember the department of energy -- energy is like -- >> also how he handled it....

Abortions and many forms of contraception. in arizona, the republican president of the state senate, architect of the states harsh antiimmigration law lost in a recall election. and in maine, voters rejected a law that ended same-day voter registration. in ohio, voters went two to one in rejecting the presidents health care individual mandate. voters supported that proposal that says no federal, state, or local law could force a person or employer to participate in the health care system. so the...

>> that didnt take long. >> mark haleprin, we also have the executive editor at random house jon meacham who didnt get my message over the weekend, or maybe just ignored it. >> i think suri sent that message to the wrong person. >> lets rapidly move on to the news. >> yeah. we dont want to get to the contents of it. the "new york times" article yesterday about sleep medications, which is serious. >> maybe thats why the message is on -- >> someone elses end. >> there was a fascinating story. >>...

Its pretty and cute and nice, and whether or not it works, we can be doubtful. >> good morning. it is monday, october 17th. with us onset, we have msnbc and "time" magazine political analyst mark haleprin, we also have the director of earth institute dr. jeffrey sachs, author of "the price of civilization." reawakening american virtue and prosperity. >> he said the price of civilization is, 9-9-9. >> there you go. >> everybodys coming together here. >> also from washington, the political writer ...

Mcconnell says we want to make this a one-term president. i think now weve got to see if anyone will break the cycle and try to do what is right for the american people and deal with this jobs bill. >> you know, the cycle really does need to be broken. and youve got to say this about the president. we have been saying it for 2 1/2 years. he needs to focus on jobs. whats so fascinating politically now is the president is finally -- and i will say this, hes finally after 2 1/2 years focusing almos...

Chance im going to comment on republican politics, but i am in uzbekistan. >> we have mark haleprin. we also have the president of the council on foreign relations, richard hoss back with us. good to have you, richard. >> boy, hillary was at the top of her game yesterday, wasnt she? >> i thought she was great on "meet the press" and really seems like she has a handle on the situation. >> well, theres so many situations. >> so many. >> which -- i mean -- all the situations that people like herman...

It is friday, october 7th. joe, willie, and i are live this morning from mama jamas. >> mama jamas. >> were in tuscaloosa where tomorrow joes crimson tide takes on the commodores in college football supremacy. thats going to be fun. >> you bet. >> were concerned. >> i may have to sit between you two. why didnt i get any alabama gifts? >> weve got some gear. >> really? >> yeah. >> okay. >> weve got mark haleprin joining us, and in new york, weve got the host of msnbcs "politics nation" and reside...

>> yes. >> this is mark haleprin, he was at chris christies speech, flying back to california on the red-eye this morning. we got him live on "way too early" in the lavatory somewhere above colorado. yes, he analyzed the christie

Pay less in taxes than middle class citizens who make less than $250,000 a year. the white house is calling it the buffett rule named after billionaire investor warren buffett who has frequently argued that the rich arent taxed enough. in the "new york times" op-ed. >> whatever. whatever. im going to sit here and im not going to give my money back to the treasury like i could. >> let me ask -- am i curious. are we just talking millionaires and billionaires? or is he going down to $250,000. >> mi...