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When moodys down grades the did you tell debt, thats an outside observer saying your economic program isnt working to the level you said it was or would. so i think there is concern from the main street banker republican faction, if you will, in kansas that sam brownbacks experiment has not worked and when that happens, it does give paul davis a path. is sam brownback still the favorite? yes. but paul davis definitely has some argument to make to the democratic party nationally and here in kansa...

Throwing them out now. get these people who have been out of washington long. they had better decide that we -- if theyre going to transfer people, new ones, they had better be ones who can serve. >> all right, tan. >> paul, we are going to miss the middle east scholar who died last week. he wrote for the journal editorial pages for nearly 30 years. he was an he wielegant and eloq observer of the middle east and understood freedom. and i think his greatest desire that his arab countrymen could a...

May have 30 million more words if youre a higher income family than the lower income family. i mean 30 million more words, its extraordinary that kind of difference. >> right. >> you can even chart the differences as young as 18 months. >> yes. now, the 30 million more words isnt the childs vocabulary. >> what they have even been exposed to. >> what theyve heard. a child may be in a rich language environment, televisions always on, lots of siblings, lots of adults around. so one of the things we...

So is there a chance she wont run? the other piece of it is, look, were all fascinated by bill clinton and what he says as journalists. i dont see him becoming less great copy as he gets a little older, a little freer. >> what is the dynamic then in a campaign and potentially in a white house? >> its not only conflicts written about, what he does with the clinton global initiative, what he does with speaking but it is the fights he takes on. the next day secretary clinton said i dont need my hus...

Barry goldwater, the answers to the third party. there were people talking about starting a third party. that talk was very much there. ultimately when it was, what happened in 1952 was grist for the rise of the goldwater movement in 1964. i think what happened in mississippi is grist for the tea party movement. >> its a galvanizing thing, its a different metaphor, having a bloody shirt to waive at that point could be something that would move your movement to a place -- >> never forget what the...

Observer about how this works. in 30 years, he said this will -- what has happened last night in many is miss will be the sort of thing that every political operative in mississippi, he was old enough to have been alive when this happened, will define themselves on whether they were a cochran man or a mcdaniel man. hes essentially saying this will change the party forever. the question, though, is, if hes right, and you can extrapolate from this. what is the thing that happens in the tea party, ...

Suppression methods are now about to be reconstituted. >> okay. so if i hear you correctly, my question as an outside observer is, from your perspective when you view thad cochran making this appeal, its fairly explicit. we have reporting, a man by the name of bishop sr. hired to do black outreach. this is a strategic decision to recruit black voters to vote for thad come ra thad cochran. what do you make of that strategic decision? >> in politics the person who gets the most votes win. the coch...

Support ranging from 397 to 410 euros is paid per child per month depending on the age of the child. in hindsight, and to an outside observer, it is almost inconceivable that this man claimed support. >> josef fritzl was not only above suspicion, he was actually getting financial help from the state. the fact was that nobody, neighbors or social services, thought there was anything wrong. >> translator: in the world upstairs, everybody who knew them said so, everything seemed right. the children...

So, the bottom line is that the community managers, their recommendation is you be moved out of the dorm. so right now today im going to agree with them. im going to agree with them, all right? you have any other questions? >> no, sir. >> all right. i appreciate you coming up. >> outside the hearing room, bradley was less accepting of the decision. >> thats a bunch of [ bleep ]. even ask for [ bleep ]. man, this is [ bleep ] up. im going to be me. i aint going do what you want me to do. i aint g...

Partner getting to the bottom of what happened. >> reporter: clinton was cagey as ever about another white house run. >> im going to think about all that, but not right now. >> reporter: even the most casual observer could see a candidate here distancing herself from the president how she urged him to arm syrian rebels. >> we pushed very hard, but as i say in my book, i believe that harry truman was right. the buck stops with the president. >> reporter: outside the town hall, a playful made for ...