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>> you want to make sure they have voters and -- >> that is a serious concern. can unproven allegations in fraud also undermine the credibility of the elections? new mexico 2011 republican secretary of state launched an investigation into potential voting by noncitizens. he cross-checked 1.6 million voter registration against motor vehicle and data basis. her findings less than shocking. several election cycles only 19 votes even appear to be cast by noncitizens. not exactly the culture of corru...

By people signing their names. >> that is a serious concern. can unproven allegations or fraud also undermine the leblgss. new mexico 2011 republican secretary of state diana durant lost an investigation into potential voting by noncitizens. her staff cross-checked 1.16 million voter registration against motor vehicle and social security data base. findings less than shocking. over several election cycles only 19 votes even appeared to be cast by noncitizens. not exactly the culture of corruptio...

Egypt, as we get ahead to the next round of potential voting for parliament, the biggest issue that is being debated is not whether secular or democrats are going to prevail, but whether the muslim brotherhood is going to be able to prevail by, in effect, attacking the camp david accords and the peace with israel. where is the administration, advising the egyptian people that the camp david agreements, that peace treaty is not only beneficial. >> james? >> ambassador ginsberg, this is jimmy will...

The future. 66% said cut benefits for those with higher incomes. >> i think, chris, the problem with some of the polling is that it carries the suggestion that those who are currently receiving benefits from medicare and social security would see the benefits reduced. in fact, however, nearly all of the plans i heard advanced to try to rein in the spending deals with future retie years >> this question specifically talked about cutting benefits for future retirees, not current retirees. >> i und...

The future. 66% said cut benefits for those with higher incomes. >> i think, chris, the problem with some of the polling is that it carries the suggestion that those who are currently receiving benefits from medicare and social security would see the benefits reduced. in fact, however, nearly all of the plans i heard advanced to try to rein in the spending deals with future retie years >> this question specifically talked about cutting benefits for future retirees, not current retirees. >> i und...