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An msnbc anchor offered a tearful apology to the romney family that came over comments about the romneys adopted grandson. she said the little boy stood out among his adopted white relatives. heres what harris-perry had to say. >> my intention was not malicious but i broke the ground rule that families are off-limits and for that i am sorry. also, allow me to apologize to other families formed through transracial adoption. im deeply sorry that we suggested that interracial families are in any wa...

Was so out of pocket that it was an entirely different case. i get in general where dylan is coming from but i think -- im not sure everything can be lumped together in this way. >> go ahead. >> i couldnt agree with you more. two very different cases. i think the point im trying to make here is there is a sort of whether its bashir or harris-perry, theres a desire to demonize the republican party and it makes one sort of inel t intellectually lazy. each show as a different tone and purpose but t...

>> the rnc. >> you know, its unbelievable and most of america found nothing funny about the segmo d harris-perry apologized writing, im sorry without reservation or qualification. i apologize to the romney family. those who offend do not have the right to tell those they hurt that they are wrong for hurting. joining me, eboni williams and crystal wright. pretty outrageous comments to hear. >> i agree. i was surprised. im familiar t with the writings. i was surprised, dr. perry being the product ...

Republican party. >> the rnc. >> you know, its unbelievable and most of america found nothing funny about the segment. two days later melissa harris-perry apologized writing, im sorry without reservation or qualification. i apologize to the romney family. those who offend do not have the right to tell those they hurt that they are wrong for hurting. joining me, eboni williams and crystal wright. pretty outrageous comments to hear. >> i agree. i was surprised. im familiar t with the writings. i w...

Conversation i had with phil. im very clear. heres my opinion. i think its good when more people get covered. and i think this number is 2 million or 6 million or 9 million right when you add in the 20 somethings. thats great. but there is a real cost problem which phil was referring to on the 2 million piece. which is whether or not you get enough people in the private marketplace. number one, what did you think of his answer and where we go from here? >> well, i think his answer was intentiona...

>> yeah. i think if youre watching at home and saying this is a lot of numbers, thats a problem that the republicans are actually going to share. in the sense that the more this becomes a policy conversation about servicing, the health care industry and the american public, right? the harder it gets for republicans to stand on the sidelines with the repeal message. to that point, perry, today you had eric cantor vowing more votes concerning the security of healthcare.gov. but not as much about r...

Its not just ms. perry but everybody on that panel. somebody should have stepped up and said you know what, lets take some responsibility for this. this is the wrong segment to do and im not participating in it. instead you had four people, an echo chamber all having fun at the expense of a little baby. by the way, the twitter apology, pick up the phone if you want to apologize to the romneys. ms. perry did apologize that way. you can pick up a phone. that would be the better thing to do here. >...

And an msnbc contributor. perry, good to see you. lets start with the states where democrats or republican senators are retiring. montana, south dakota, west virginia, georgia. any of those likely to change hands? >> i dont think so, particularly when you talk about south dakota, montana, west virginia, democrats pretty strong underdogs in those states. those are states where mitt romney won by large margins in 2012. unlikely to see a change of hands there. i would say georgia is a little differ...

Sure they know they are not running and not ruling out a 2016 bid. no one started with more upside than marco rubio. and no one ended in worse shape. there was so much talk about him as a rising star, he was picked for the republican response in january, but rubio ended up backing away from the own immigration bill after obscured by conservatives. his immigration problem left him placating on others and shows he still is one of the least known if the field. the year ended with wisconsin republic...

Scene. the candidates competed to make sure they know they are not running and not ruling out a 2016 bid. no one started with more upside than marco rubio. and no one ended in worse shape. there was so much talk about him as a rising star, he was picked for the republican response in january, but rubio ended up backing away from the own immigration bill after obscured by conservatives. his immigration problem left him placating on others and shows he still is one of the least known if the field....