there was a pause on the phone. he said, i do not want that film in my house. and he did not have a copy. wow. the book the only way i can describe it as chilling. it s beautiful. for those who didn t experience it, i feel like, i don t know about you krystal and tour e, you feel you re living it for the first time. thank you for being here. our facebook fans are honoring our 35th president by remembering his greatest legacies. richard fritz said it is keeping us out of world war iii over the 1962 cuban missile crisis. jfk s greatest legacy is what he did for civil rights. make sure to like us on facebook and let us know what you think. up next, we ll roll through the new cycle and mean girls report, there s new research on aggressive female behavior. i have an appointment with emily charlton. andrea sacks.
as i was writing my essay. and richard, ari here, i want to ask you before i let you go, one of the moving passages in this book by zarruder s grandmother, his home movie ended up exposing the details of his gruesome death and robbing him of his indignity. it s no wonder my grandfather forever wished he had never taken the film. he no longer took home movies after the assassination and found it very difficult to even look through the lens of a camera. tell us about that piece of the trauma. it s absolutely true. i mean, he was traumatized when i was negotiating with him a few weeks after the assassination. i called him up and said, mr. z, it s clear to me you don t have a copy of this film. you gave me the original and all of the copies. i said i want to send you a good first generation copy.
0 relatively cooperative, then they could talk about maybe delaying, but we have this defund fantasy caucus, any delay leads you defunding and leads you trying to end the law. i want to deal with the idea that how this plays out clinically will work state by state and not just as a national sort of piece. how obama care is working in each state makes a difference in how it plays politically as slate points out, exchange enrollment is surging dates that have working websites not trying to fight against law and obstruct the law. california, kentucky, minnesota, washington state, connecticut are all surpassing enrollment expectations. so it s going to depend on where you are and how it s working out. we re already seeing attack ads on the air in red states where it s not working out so well. let s show you the one being used by the koch brothers. people don t like political ads. i don t like them either. but health care isn t about politics. it s about people. it s not about a website t
vote against their own best interests? let me say this. they ve got it down to a science. no question about that. it ought to be studied in every political science class in the country and every university. this is really the linchpin. this is how they win elections. is they somehow get people to vote against their own best interests. heck of a question. i don t have all the answers. but they are masters at it. our next question is from richard fritz. he wants to know, ed, are the tea party republicans really as stupid as they act? i m not trying to get to the weekend any faster than anybody else, but the short answer is yes. stick around. rapid response panel is next. i m dominic chu with your market minute. what we re looking for is a situation for the dow plunging 185 points.
0 to introduce the blessing of work. it s the house of the 1%. jesus, who had some concern about the rich people. they were trying to get to heaven. the reforms made by this bill will put people on the path to self-sufficiency and independence. then he told them to go to hell. there ain t no rest for the wicked money don t grow on trees oh, if you are a republican, it s going to be just a fabulous moment in church on sunday, isn t it? dear lord, thank you. i m a republican. thank you for giving me the strength to take away from the poor and deny the sick. just give me jesus. give me a break! who are these people? you know, it s friday, it s almost cocktail hour and these people have got me worn out already. the republican party loves to play the religious card. any way they possibly can. i think it s a guilt thing, actually. they love to align themselves with the bible and they always quote it, as you saw in the open. but this couldn t be further from the truth. in the