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Were not anticipating any problems. my biggest concern, to be very honest with you, is the furlough issue. theyve talked about the furloughs possibly happening between -- and they wouldnt take place till into april because you have to give 30 days notice. >> reporter: what will cuts look like? it will vary agency to agency. customs and border protection says furlough notices will start going out at the end the week. they will take effect some 30 days later. overtime has been eliminated. that mea...

Pretzel and trying to explain the fact that ryans budget has similar medicare savings and bankrupts medicare over time. the presidents budget keeps it solvent. that is not true at all. >> gretchen: crystal. >> i dont know how she can stand with a straight face. the truth is president obama is trying to end medicare as he knows it. excuse me let me finish. three and half years unemployment has been above 8 percent. gretchin, you are right. president wants gut 716 billion by cutting costs to provi...

The gop over time. youll have a clinton, youll have an obama who will arrive at times and the balance will shift to some degree because they bet both sides of the aisle. they know they want to be behind whoever the winner is going to be and theyre going to make sure that happens. it doesnt mean long term that unions and grassroots organizations and environmental groups are at a severe disadvantage in this climate. >> yeah, the wall street point i think is an apt one. when you talk about democrat...

Pharmaceutical republicans who were suing because they wanted to get paid over extra hours they put in on the job. they classified as outside jails man which would make them exempt from over time, but they said they should be getting the extra pay. there was discussion whether people should get paid to play golf with doctor, to take them out and wine and dine them and basically thats what the sales reps were asking for, saying they worked well beyond 40 hours a week. it was a five-four split. th...

Growing brain and a growing body. always subjecting it to the small amount of radiation and it es also ionizing aidation ae ii an xa, and ct scan and on a plane, i believe it is a significant finding and i believe the radiation, the ionizing radiation has a small amount of risk but so does, not diagnosing conditions we need people to find out about. >> is there an alternative test that can look into the brain for a child. >> i think in the future, mris probably replace cat scans because it will ...

Not. support for the program varies, over time. geographically, among different groups. >> tucker: they are low. >> the americans i engage with, i try to beat diverse in my encounters with people. i think people do support it. i think people are concerned sometimes about how it is going to affect the country. i think if you look at pockets where there is resettlement, there is support. in fact many communities that have resettled refugees ask for more refugees. that is actually more common in co...

Which will have an adverse effect on employment. and the dollar ends up declining significantly and what we are talking about is americas future position in the world and our future standard of living. >> i want to understand this, we have to borrow in america, $100 billion a week to roll offer the old debt and borrow fresh money. $100 million a week. you are saying in one of those borrowing operations we go out and ask the world, lend us money and they dont lend us as much as we want that is th...