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Wanted to be there, anybody else in this cattle call? >> they invited rand paul, but paul, from the story put out, had a family commitment, but i dont think rand paul is a sheldon adelson kind of guy. hes much too isolationist for him. as i said, i dont think adelson is going to make up his mind. i do think, though, chuck, he wants somebody out of washington. one of those governors is much more likely to win his favor. >> all right. i will end there. john ralston, always good to have you down, s...

Smoking as an outlet for pleasure because its the only thing they have available, given they are facing so many struggles with unemployment, with, you know, being underemployed, with food insecurity, with health and wellness issues, so i think we see that with smoking. its also important to note that tobacco companies market to these communities, as well. smoking is high among the poor, among people of color, among lgbt people because tobacco companies go for them and are pushing these products ...

Reported smelling gas, but the odor was mainly coming from outside that individuals building. con ed crews got on the scene right after the explosion itself. shortly after the explosion, some dramatic moments on the ground. i want to play you just a little bit from what one mother said while looking for help there. >> my daughter in the corner, i want to know if my daughter is fine, if shes there or not, please, help me. oh, help me, please. oh. >> and that woman reflecting the urgency of whats ...

Citizenship from other parts of the area. but hearing the man was a ukrainian international that did not necessarily immediately scream at me north caucasus or extremist from southern russia because there isnt a particularly big link between eastern ukraine and this part of the world where im standing here. it doesnt rule it out here at all if it turns out in the end this was, in fact, some sort of plot or some kind of real threat. wolf, remember in the air people can get erratic. strange things...

That doesnt look attractive if he becomes a government cooperator, having a financial motive. but it seems to be that theres a sense that hes got to get in there, got to make a deal because whenever he knows, he sees very difficult forces coming. and everybody gets nervous if not terrified when they know theres a federal grand jury investigation which is serious business. >> lets put up the governor. our last question, were going to put up the statement the governor put out, too, yesterday sayin...

The next step here, wolf. and that is getting another 60 votes. theyll need another 60 votes to actually do final -- get to final passage here. and the thing is, those six republicans who brought about this squeaker of a win for democrats today, they say theyre not guaranteed to vote yes the next time. because they want to see this $6 billion extension paid for. and theyre not alone. so does house speaker, john boehner. take a look at this statement that the speaker put out, just after todays se...

Can consolidate power? was anything even real when this came to the execution? >> its very hard to snow, suzanne. this is -- this signifies i think the brutality of that regime. the utter and sheer brutality of this mafia style family dictatorship in many north korea. its very much evocative of the central lynnist show trials in moscow and the soviet union of the 120s and especially of the 1930s, trumped up charges, people executed by the state, very quickly without, of course, any recourse to t...

Filibuster to stand up to popular presidents, to block legislation. yes, even as ive stated, to stall executive nominees. the roots of the filibuster are found in the contusion and in our own rules. >> it will change the senate forever and thats not good. >> they were all clear abo why e flip-flop senator reed said quote i have the right to change how i feel about things. dana joins us. plenty of hypocrisy to go around but with blocking nominees, it is as bad as democrats are claiming, dana. >> ...

Stall executive nominees. the roots of the filibuster are found in the contusion and in our own rules. >> it will change the senate forever and thats not good. >> they were all clear about it back then. asked today by dana bash why the flip-flop senator reed said quote i have the right to change how i feel about things. dana joins us. plenty of hypocrisy to go around but with blocking nominees, it is as bad as democrats are claiming, dana. >> its certainly different. you have to look at the fact...

They never appointed the conference committee because it was 2002, each side wanted to use it against each other, this issue, in that election. real people get hurt. this is what has to stop. we have to stop thinking about not politics but policy. >> we see the story, also, later in the bushed a penstration, the story was there was a real bipartisan push. it was sort of the beginnings of the tea party in hindsight. >> i was there in 2006 and 7. we had passed a bill out of each house, there was n...