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It will be a tryout program. the states are going to look at these plans and decide if those are gutting the law or spirit of the law. the same with no child left behind in terms of education. >> s.e., let me play for you how rick santorum defined this issue. >> if president obama gets up and says im going to change the law by speaking. this sounds like a two bit dictator, not a president of the united states. you do not change the law by speaking. by grandfather left in italy who could get up a...

>> sexual chocolate. thats the way to start this panel. s.e. cupp, one of the hosts of "the cycle," and michelle coddle, washington correspondent for "newsweek" and "the daily beast." obama critics love to call him the food stamp prosecutesident. now, a popular refrain is that the president is cutting blank election year checks. smells like a distraction from the bain damage to me. >> well, this is an excellent statement. in terms of an argument, its a little bit awkward one for the republicans ...

Necessarily have that much control over their taxes. so as the state got into trouble, they actually start playing gapes a ining games and different revenue sources. as cities get into trouble, they dont have as many options to try to get out of trouble and they need voter approval to pass any new taxes. so its kind of a california specific set of problems in that they dont control their revenues. they actually have pretty high expenditure costs in part because of labor contracts and its not rea...

Professiv professies. he had to eat chicken before every game. he had so many recipes for chicken dishes he wrote a cookbook called foul tips. fielders are successful 90% of the time. you dont need superstitions. batting you fail even the best batters seven out of ten times. >> one used to urinate on his glove. i see your fielding reference. >> somehow im not surprised that s.e. knows that. >> superstitions are just part of the brain. we have to live with them. we live in the world of science an...

Affluence and then having money, being in the presence of money, thinking about money makes you behave a certain way. i just want to add that its not necessarily the 1% kind of money but just incrementally more. >> uh-huh. there is an interesting test psychological test about niceness that went along with your article that i love so much that i had the whole table take the test earlier in the day. were going to show you how it went down and look out for a little game within the game to see whos ...

A professional association with somebody, you dont really know them, they know you have the $10, what do you do with it? you can give them some, give them all, give them none. >> why would i have to give any money to a stranger? >> im giving nothing. >> i would split it 50/50. i didnt earn the money. this person knows i have it to give to them. >> this is literally wealth draks. >> two for me, two for the other person, four for the government. >> steve was randomly giving money. >> i thought s.e...

Student i.d., then why not student i.d.s count? >> voter fraud is a total red herring. 25% of black americans lack photo i.d. that would get them to the polls. >> you will not fix the 87 examples because its not enough. >> only 8% of white americans lack that. were talking about disenfranchising millions of people over 87? that doesnt make any sense. >> ari, i want to bring you back into this. everybodys here kind of ganging up on s.e. if we look at a poll on this, her position on this is winnin...

Irrational or maybe emotional idea that people who believe might be crazy. you write, quote, we might wonder what kind of emotional personality can so easily condemn the vast majority of the worlds population as a seething insane asylum. i love it. i am not in the camp that condemns believers. is there hope for someone like me? you talk about the universal experience of disillusionment. is there hope for someone like me. >> say no, joe. theres no hope for her. >> of course theres hope. s.e., wha...

Very nice with the eyebrows up. toure, again, that balanced look, just straight ahead, not too far forward, not too far back. and krystal, just very nice there. nothing too out of place. >> and im skeptical of my surroundings. >> a little bit. >> s.e. saying, how did i end up in this group? >>rroundings. >> how did i end up in this room? >> lets run it out for a minute. give us some tip on how to analyze our first dates, relatives, bosses. what can we all look for in our daily lives? >> i think ...

First of all, bad things happen to snitches. theyre sent into dangerous situations and sometimes they dont come out. bad things happen to the police who work with them, because they are tempted to cut their snitches some slack, to let them get away with illegal activities when they shouldnt. and then ultimately an unsupervised snitch can corrupt the whole law enforcement cycle, because youve got somebody with a stake in something other than justice. they have self-interest, they want to make mon...