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Obama, since obama has been in office. As a committee there are particular things. I think that of course the administration gave an adequate support in different times ofti the past two or three years but maybe just put it in contextfo uncomfortable for us and not what we were advocating for with the state department and others in thest United States. But this wasnt fortunately a moment where lives were at stake and as would be seen by the rest of the world as a top issue for American Foreign p...

Let me draw up a slide if thats possible. These are the numbers from our Pipeline Data base completed projects and projects through end of next year, we are showing 1400 units and 300,000 square feet of nonresidential space and residential space which includes so many soma. So there is new space, but also space that disappears because of the building that is taken down. That maybe the cause of the difference. I think we certainly need to come back to this issue at a later date and i would be int...

Ground in gaza city, richard plight again is in ashkelon in israel, Jessica Yellin is live in cambodia where secretary clinton has departed heading for the middle east. We begin with christiane. Welcome. Give us a sense of this new announcement from israel. How long do you think israel is waiting to silt on this halt before it would move forward with sending Ground Troops in . Well, what was reported was that a senior Government Official in the loop close to the talks has confirmed to me this mo...

Bones. They call the senate to session, gavel it order, and say well be in recess until tomorrow at noon. Boom. Because we do that, were not in recess. So you cant use the recess appointment power. So the first question the Supreme Court has to decide is the exercise that the supreme that the senate goes through a real recess or not. In order, is it a recess during which the president could use the recess appointment power. Yes or no. The second question, remember what the article the section of...

There was also an amendment that was proposed at that time that wouldve made the bill of rights binding on the states. We all know it took a civil war to do that. So the answer is extremely confusing and i thank you for asking the question. So we are done. Thank you for coming. [applause] the book is on sale in the bookstore, and also from fine booksellers everywhere if you dont buy it over here. Thank you. You are watching cspan2 with politics and public affairs. Weeknights featuring with live ...

Just as not one that jewish state. Doesnt all come together with what is going on now. Susan not supposed to have power second or third or fourth rate citizens. What youre saying is true. This is at the heart of the foundation, the paradigm and described earlier which is users seem to be powerful which is dangerous by definition because jews are willfully men level to about malevolent. And of course if there are so many communities to have bad thoughts but no capacity to act upon them, you might...

Individual patients through 200,000 visits. So also i would be remiss if i didnt say texas as im sure all of you in this room know, this is not Medicaid Expansion state, so, therefore, only children, the elderly and disabled are still eligible for medicaid. We are also a, on the federal run exchange we did not object to a state exchange. Our marketplace and how people are accessing it, they are coming into our clinic, making appointment or walking in. They meet first with a certified application...

Exchanges and then to make way for new enrollees to i guess i just wanted to your whether or not there are some downside our upside to using that kind of model. And you think other states are going to do the same . So, in terms of medicaid, i would say the wisconsin issues different. Wisconsin, its funny, the wisconsin folks say why do we keep getting labeled as a nonexpansion state . We expanded a decade ago. They already cover all of these people are and so its, i think the wisconsin situation...

And the disabled and the chronic conditions, we have got to do more than just keep them covered, we have got to cover and then at th to the cost curv. David blumenthal at commonwealth has done a famous job explaining this. This is what the states are doing that i think its is reay exciting news. Im going to do another session on this. Reforming the Delivery System and reforming the way that we pay for care in this country. We have to treat Health Care Just like a bunch of economic and the words ...

Latest legislative action, and new polling on how americans are viewing their elected officials and we are opening our phone lines to you. We want to hear your thoughts on the shutdown. Give us a call, republicans can call in at a very good saturday morning to you, a rare saturday session taking place today. As that is happening, the headlines in many of the major here is the front page of the pittsburgh postgazette the Arizona Republic front page of the New York Times and finally the story from...