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The boards mission, which is to make money for our beneficiaries. what is your response to that, ruth? >> well part of the boards mission, its the oldest state agency, is to manage these public forest lands, and the money from their sale. more were sold off 100 years ago. they have about a billion dollars in their trust. not taxpayer funds. but this is publicly owned wealth. they use a loot of it to support public libraries. they also mansioned the lands. and to talk about what is happening to f...

Suggests their managing of the territory they conquered has been dismal at best. basically sort of per view of a government. the municipal management is nonexistent. how accurate do you think that is? >> its hard to know because its so difficult to get in and out of isis controlled areas. obviously life under isis is abysmal. you mentioned the burning of the library. they took out hundreds of books and rare manuscripts. a lot on science and culture. they piled them up in the streets. they brough...

It will cause those in the 36 states to say what the effect will be. it will cause people with private insurance, remember 2/3 of people with coverage through their employers get through erisa plan. that is a law passed in 1974 that allows them to operate outside the affordable care acts per view. a third of people get their coverage from insurance that is subject to obamacare and, a small percentage of those, a small number of those get it through the exchanges themselves. anybody who is not pa...

Timewarner. under the per view of not only channels like cnn and hbo but only tbs and tnt, tw of the five top rated cable channels and the worlds highest grossing studio warner brothers. jeff, when you look at it, what is the big difference between television in the 1960s and television today? >> back in the 60s, tv was new and exciting because it was new. if we remember this, there were three channels, mostly in black and white. tv was interactive back then. you had to get up and wiggle the ant...

That decision came down. the wind zsor decision is clear this is not a decision about federalism. the court said so. it said it didnt need to reach the question of whether the unusual intrusion into the per view of the states with respect to domestic relations law was, itself, a reason to question the laws constitutionality. instead, it was going to decide it on equal protection and on liberty grounds. so we have -- >> so all of these cases so far that weve seen at the state level have been dist...

And republicans can come together on these issues we will see movement. well see political will. but also, i think women who are 54% of the vote, they should come together and support men and women who are running for office who talk about these things. its not the per view of democrats or just female politicians and elected leaders. men are v a lot to say about this, as well. >> maybe understanding its the power of women is ultimately the power of our country, that not separating it out. >> abs...

>> well, its supposed to only reach to your cell phone abroad. but the nsa, lets be clear, is not supposed to be collecting information on american citizens. that is not in their per view. what they have said since the snowden revelation is yes, information on americans gets collected incidentally because they do such broad sweeps, such broad collection. you know, so there are going to be massive privacy concerns about this, people are going to be not very happy, one can only suspect, that their...

In other words, to -- because nobody wanted world war iii. whatever it took, lets dont have world war iii. >> because if it were the case that you pulled on the thread long enough that it got you back to moscow, then you must, under the logic of the time -- >> absolutely. >> -- there would have been no out. >> well, the events that revealed, i mean, for example, oswalds attempted murder of general walker three months before. so, suddenly, you had somebody who was identified as a possible murdere...

Under the per view of the fbi. the fbi led that investigation as part of their white collar crime division. we think of the fbi has going after terrorism suspects or kidnapping suspect, but the fbi has a pretty braud mandate from international terrorism to art theft to all kinds of white collar crime. the fbi is busy, but because of the self-imposed never supposed to happen federal budget cuts, the fbi has decided to close. for ten days this year, all of its offices and hq in washington closed. ...

Issues. congressman, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, eric. good to be back with you. >> what do you think eric holder will do next? >> i dont know. look at it this way. we have benghazi and we have fast and furious and irs and nsa and all scandals. this is what the man decides to focus on. it is really appalling. the race baiting that he is using, especially on the heels of the supreme court disetion that said, you know what -- decision that said you know what, whatever the ...