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June 21, 2012
start." nice to have you with us. im ashleigh banfield >> and im zoraida sambolin. its 5:00 a.m. here in the east. lets get started. attorney eric holder to be held in contempt in congress. yesterday the members of the government oversight and reform committee voted along party lines to recommend citing him for contempt for failing to turn over subpoenaed documents from the botched fast and furious gun operation, documents that are now off limits to republicans, and everyone else, be...
May 9, 2012
Are they going to be able to give our undergrad waits a broad liberal arts education some day. megyn: and there was one about clarence thomas the supreme court justice. blaming black conservatives for an assault on civil rights, that you cant be a black conservative now. you could write an entire dissertation and get a degree from northwestern university, a phd just for saying, they are assaulting civil rights because they dont believe in affirmative action. megyn: you took issue with this are...
September 24, 2011
For the employee in their 50s because the kid in their 20s is on their healthcare plan. you dont have money to hire a new person. >> david: kim, i got to tell you, tell you, too, to a point that was made by mike earlier, i talk to a lot of small business in my job and many say the reason theyre not hiring is theyre worried about the implementation of obamacare. they will be forced to give insurance to people that they didnt used to give it to. >> take this in consideration. i read a study saying...
August 9, 2011
They claim the budget office underestimated the cost of the healthcare law. according to the report, joint committee on taxation told cbo to calculate the cost by taking individual workers in account, not the family members that would also need to be insured. skeptics say the health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will have vide latitude when it comes to how the healthcare bill is interpreted in practice. that could lead to different result than what the cbo predicted. >> how the ...
February 13, 2011
>> it was worst than the mastectomy. >> does this surprise you, what shes describing? >> no, unfortunately, its common. women with lymph node dissection has lymhodema. they cant have blood drawn from that arm, blood pressureincapac >> the thing is obviously we have been hearing about the new study saying does it make a difference, could it have made a difference if she didnt have the lymph nodes taken out versus maybe -- >> has been put on a map, but its priorities. so i will touch upon some oth...
January 19, 2011
If its green and white, these guys want to get as close as we can to see it. >> continental 1915, the empire state should be about 11:00, 4 miles if you look up. >> 200 people looking at it. very pretty night for it, too. >> amazing to me. when i first heard it, and we need to give people the right idea. i thought they were buzzing the tower, like tom cruise in "top gun." they didnt do one of those fly byes. not quite like that. i want you to answer this question in your own mind at home. if y...
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They claim the budget office underestimated the cost of the healthcare law. according to the report, joint committee on taxation told cbo to calculate the cost by taking individual workers in account, not the family members that would also need to be insured. skeptics say the health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will have vide latitude when it comes to how the healthcare bill is interpreted in practice. that could lead to different result than what the cbo predicted. >> how the ...