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Approval for this money which makes it sound like the military really needed a bump. >> $17 billion which the president signed yesterday, very happy about this, military members themselves, 2.6% pay raise which in the largest they had in ten years and the second is the defense contractors down the road in northern virginia, a lot of money to be spent buying equipment as well. >> three big themes are important to note. >> the first is rebuilding the defense infrastructure, that there was some neg...

Brought a lawsuit in federal court in california entitled jenny flores versus the attorney general of the united states. working with the constitutional law, himself a grandson of a mexican immigrant brought the case as a class action suit on behalf of every child in the custody in america. it has become the landmark case that has established the rights of the children and of the babies who are being held in this country tonight. the executive order that the president signed yesterday cites the ...

Law, himself a grandson of a mexican immigrant brought the case as a class action suit on behalf of every child in the custody in america. it has become the landmark case that has established the rights of the children and of the babies who are being held in this country tonight. the executive order that the president signed yesterday cites the flores case and admits that the president is not more powerful than jenny flores, whose case has established rules that the president knows he cannot bre...

Involved there will be more choice involved. guess what? the benefits that are in that plan are the same as in a large corporation would have like mcdonalds. it the its not like you are getting a junk plan. you are getting the same kind of plan that large businesses are successfully using across the country. steve: so if now the executive order the president signed yesterday allow us that to happen and now they are not going to pay their pet insurance companies, as the president tweeted out this...

The assault weapons ban out, skepticism about background checks and high-capacity magazines, suggests that newtown may have changed things for a time, but its possible it did not change broadly how the public thinks about gun rights, gun restrictions, you know, and et cetera. >> chris cillizza, thank you very much, see you later. and meanwhile, speaking of guns in colorado, the manhunt continues and widens for the unidentified gunman who murdered state department of corrections director on his d...

Executive branch. a court case brought by congressional republicans put these things in peril. they have threatened to stop them saying they are up constitutional and illegal. this is going to be an argument as you can see in the presidents tweet about bailing out insurance companies. but it is very clear that doing this will absolutely hasten the demise of the marketplace. the insurance places are already leaving. and if they cannot continue to cover pools that are older now and sick isser beca...