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Way -- botch -- how predictable was it that it was the biggest piece of the second term for this president. but how quickly they fixed it. and having launched a much smaller site although still challenging, i can tell you the fixing it is just as hard as creating it in the first place. an incredible surprise that they turned it around so quickly. obviously, also, how could they screw it up in the first place. >> it was amazing. your biggest surprise? >> immigration reform didnt get a vote in the...

Area you know and pass by obviously would have been set up as an ambush planned for some time i think. >> was muhammad shata doing business in that area, does he live in that area? >> well, im told that he did have an apartment in that area but i wasnt able to confirm that. i do know he was at a meeting of the most ferociously anti-syrian regime and anti-hezbollah party of which he was a member there just close by. it was believed he had attended that meeting and on his way out was hit by either...

View of congress than an institution. >> when you talk about whats going to shape the dialogue going into the midterms, obvi s obviously top of the list will be obamacare. should probably be jobs but theyll be joined at the hip. what do you see in terms of how this dialogue may evolve between now and lets say the summer stretch? >> yes. well, look, the short term political prognosis for the obama health care plan is not good in public opinion. the numbers have been getting worse. theres a stark ...

Inspire future generations. >> cleanse the country in an incredible way. >> good day, im andrea mitchell in doha. maiden voyage as secretary of state. >> dont want this. if president assad could quickly decide to come to the table and negotiate. >> but he has not, sir, with all due respect. theres no sign hes going to. russia and iran, as you pointed out, continue to arm assad. so is the stalemate going to continue? its already been two years? >> obviously, andrea, we hope not. the president is ...

Hit all the emergency brakes on the train at once. this was a sharp curve where the train is supposed to slow from 70 down to 30 miles per hour. obviously something went terribly wrong. then the investigation may eventually turn a little wider. senator blumenthal of connecticut asked ntsb to do a quick investigation but also take a look. as early as last month ntsb raising concerns about track maintenance on metro north. blemen thole says this dram advertising the need to focusoon railroad safet...

Every last ounce of energy that you have to try to deliver on the commitments you made to the american people. >> lets talk to amy holmes in new york, anchor for the hot bliss, the blaze, online, and skype from florida, and hilary rosen, political consultant. guys, you know, first question i say to you, amy, if this works for the president, if the site works, its great obviously for him. if it doesnt work, what does it mean politically? >> well, were already seeing the political damage with the ...

Never to justify winnies actions. >> but did you like her? >> by the end of it, yes. shes an incredibly warm, generous woman. but like most people, shes complex, so she has other sides as well. and that was the challenge in playing her was to bring out all of those different sides of her. >> justin, you devote time to the 27-year prison sentence, and anybody who has been over there, who has seen the apartheid museum, seen the conditions that existed in robin island, i mean its ripe, obviously, f...

Change. but it has been a difficult notion for us. you know, as change came to us, whether it was, you know, jim crow or bringing the first african-american into the white house. you know, while on the one hand we talk about wanting this post racial, you know, pro human rights kind of society, anything thats sort of impacts us personally, we kind of have a bit of a fear about, want to sort of push against. and so were really, you know, at war at ourselves in a lot of ways, even today. >> martin,...

Been clearer about this issue once they realized who this group was and what was going on. his office spoke with buzzfeed about the whole kerfuffle last week. buzzfeed broke the story. lester fetter there did. the statement from mark kirks office was very blunt and very direct. quote, senator kirk does not affiliate with groups that discriminate. well, the specific group that does discriminate here, which senator kirk uninvited from the capitol, they were very, very angry about him uninviting hi...

Booking the room. they called the group and said this couldnt happen. this is interesting. this is a home state group and a republican senator. but senator kirk is not like that on these issues. and his office could not have been clearing about this issue once they realized who this group was and what was going on. his office spoke with buzz feed about the whole kerfuffle last week. they broke the story. lester fetter there did. the statement from mark kirks office was very blunt and very direct...