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Jonathan, theres interesting data that you bring up. what i use to analyze american politics has grown sharper and i think in some ways in the obama era. i do think and see things more thoroughly through the prism of race. >> so do i. >> i think thats been hoisted upon me by the facts. the medicaid expansion really does feel like if you look at the map that the map of the states that arent expanding medicaid like, you know, you see the heartland of the country, very red. and then you see that re...

Work with you. i said this is my only place in my life where ive ever worked you go every day to work, someones trying to raise money against you and youre trying to raise money against them and beat them and then ask them to co-sponsor a bill. that doesnt work here in west virginia. ive got proof it doesnt work. >> senator, when we were talking about this yesterday. lets be clear about yesterday. yesterday was as much a political message as anything else. this is an election year and you cant h...

On this briefly. >> viewed through the prism of presidential politics, i think what governor bush is doing here is making a dry run of sorts of his argument. hes trying to see in this current political climate can a republican with a view on immigration like his break through and survive politically. at this early stage it may be the moment to make that kind of case and see if he can survive in the 2016 conversation. >> yeah, and i think at a minimum hes doing something people in both parties ca...

>> i dont know if we have the iq test to fact check that claim, but bob costa, weigh in on this briefly. >> viewed through the prism of presidential politics, i think what governor bush is doing here is making a dry run of sorts of his argument. hes trying to see in this current political climate can a republican with a view on immigration like his break through and survive politically. at this early stage it may be the moment to make that kind of case and see if he can survive in the 2016 conve...

>> i dont know if we have the iq test to fact check that claim, but bob costa, weigh in on this briefly. >> viewed through the prism of presidential politics, i think what governor bush is doing here is making a dry run of sorts of his argument. hes trying to see in this current political climate can a republican with a view on immigration like his break through and survive politically. at this early stage it may be the moment to make that kind of case and see if he can survive in the 2016 conve...

Soldiers who have served in say iraq or afghanistan as compared to those who served in vietnam, korea or were part of the greatest generation. or i wondered do we just know more about mental health and things like ptsd today? this caller said theres no difference between the soldiers that serve today and those who served in the past conflicts, but whats changed, he said, is the ability of soldiers to interact with civilians far removed from the battlefield in real time. in other words, in the pa...

Korea or were part of the greatest generation. or i wondered do we just know more about mental health and things like ptsd today? this caller said theres no difference between the soldiers that serve today and those who served in the past conflicts, but whats changed, he said, is the ability of soldiers to interact with civilians far removed from the battlefield in real time. in other words, in the past soldiers confronted with the atrocity of war relied on their colleagues who were facing the s...

$3 trillion and the bills just keep coming in. those of us who served in iraq will live with it until our dying days and were the lucky ones. 22 veterans commit suicide every day, and the rate keeps going up. and while iraq wasnt americas longest war or even its deadliest, its impact is undeniable. u.s. foreign policy is now often seen through the prism of that war. americas cost approach in recent years to libya, syria, and now russia and ukraine is arguably, at least in part, a by-product of i...

Closure. >> closure is important, but youre absolutely right, that in the attempt to preserve your feeling state, you step back and take in what you want to. so theres something called motivated skepticism, which basically means that what you want to believe is the outcome. and you will filter all the information that comes in through that prism. so you might look at the images, and you want to believe theyre alive and say, those clearly look like cargo to me. this clearly does not look like the...

Us riveted until we have someone to hold accountable, even though as you pointed out at the beginning theres never been anything like this, its unbelievably rare, but when you watch it over and over again it doesnt feel that way. as i said, we tend to identify with these disasters and the fear of flying may go up for people. >> first bump of turbulence on my flight i had the look out the window to see where i was, even though i knew it was irrational. >> just like conspiracies arent necessarily ...