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Many thought the smoking ban went too far. a lot of people seem to think theyll like it. maybe theyll like it, and realize this is good for me, im healthier now, their weight will go down and their health will get better. >> i call it creeping incrementalist. its easier to go after cigarettes, tobacco and drinking. they want to worm their way into every nook and cranny of your english muffin life. i smoke cigarettes, its stupid, when you light something on fire and breathe it in, your first reac...

Incrementalism. its easy to go after cigarettes, tobacco, gambling, and drinking because thats the low hanging fruit. but eventually they want to worm their way into every nook and cranny of your english muffin life. i smoke cigarettes. its really stupid. when you light something on fire and you breathe it in and your first reaction is to cough and shoot your eyeballs across the room, its probably not good for you. i pay a premium on my health insurance for that. im going to die sooner than i sh...

Within weeks the virus was undetectable in her blood. she is 2 1/2 years old and has no detectable traces of hiv and is off the drugs. it is a dramatic response and possibly historic. it is important to point out it is one case and experts caution that further research is needed. the national institutes of health. is this baby really 100% cured of hiv? is there a chance it could come back? >> the people who have been studying the baby have done everything that we can possibly do to determine if ...

Dr. fauch chi is with the national institutes of health. is this baby really 100% cured of hiv? is there a chance it could come back? >> the people who have been studying the baby have done everything that we can possibly do to determine if there is virus that is viable or replicating in the infant and the baby. and they cant find it. they can see remnants of virus that doesnt look like it is live virus. the trouble is that you cant access every single nook and corner in the persons body so it i...

That further research is needed. the national institutes of health. is this baby really 100% cured of hiv? is there a chance it could come back? >> the people who have been studying the baby have done everything that we can possibly do to determine if there is virus that is viable or replicating in the infant and the baby. and they cant find it. they can see remnants of virus that doesnt look like it is live virus. the trouble is that you cant access every single nook and corner in the persons b...

Of retro viral drugs shortly after she was born. she was just 30 hours old when she started getting these drugs. the virus was undetectable for drugs after weeks. shes now 2 1/2 years old and still has no detectable traces of hiv and shes off the drugs. its important to point out, its just one case, and experts caution further research is needed. youve done pioneering research on aids. is this baby really 100% cured of hiv? is it a chance it could come back? >> the people who have been studying ...

Wall street and turn medicare over to the insurance industry and to privatize those two great programs and characterize them as welfare. theyre not welfare. theyre earned benefits. people started paying for them the first day they ever went to work. people are quite comfortable with doing whatever we need to do to secure those benefits. but theyre not what got us in trouble. >> right. >> as lois pointed out the bush tax cuts, endless wars of choice, building a military empire with billion dollar...

I cant be for this. bill: well watch the points you make especially on the ethics matter. a built of a frog. it is all going around. back in the nook. >> there you go. bill: last time we saw each other in the nook you know what happened. that was election night. on monday join us for our fox news exclusive coverage of the inauguration that begins the second term. martha and i will be in washington, d.c. our coverage begins at 9:00 in the morning on monday and goes throughout the day. bret and me...

Tired of war, and so were going to see it wound down now. >> okay. jonathan alter and former republican congressman tom davis. guys, good to sigh both. thanks so much. in this weeks office politics, nbcs peter alexander, the networks newest white house correspondent, i talked with peter about the pressure of reporting on the president with the best in the business watching you, not to mention all the west wing staffers. but we started with a behind-the-scenes look at nbcs white house press off...

Most surprised perhaps disappointed to see, not like we have some giant wing in our own. its a nook in the corner. nobody is complaining, chuck todd, kristen welker, a producer, and myself. side by side by side. not to mention, abc, cbs, fox, all slammed in the back corner. and sometimes you can hear the other networks screaming out due to a deadline sometimes. usually an obscenity. all of the correspondents, side by side by side, speaking at the same time, the 2:00 warning before the president ...