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He said that after the mlk protest, he brought in white students into a biology lab and protected them from other black students, which is an interesting narrative in its own, and he protected them. well, guess what, none of those white students he claimed he protected actually said that -- and the class he said he took at yale, he said that term papers were burned and that he decided he was going to take the new term -- the new -- do the new term paper. and guess what! theres no verification of...

Understands what it means to be a normal person. >> some of the best moments, some of the most memorable moments of any debate are frankly canned lines, one liners. lines that are -- >> practiced, yeah. >> frankly, if she can master faking authenticity shes golden. >> thats not her skill. she can be very good when shows human. and not do -- some candidates have good at doing scripted lines. marco rubio was very good at that. but hillary clinton has to have a spontaneous moment to work. we ran a ...

You know, one of the things thats interesting is i dont have a dog in this race. i like all of our candidates that are running. but hillary clinton is someone who everybody who has dealt with her individually, and i certainly have, sees a warm, passionate, amazing human being. i have literally seen her come off the stage where shes given a speech that sometimes sounds like shes reading somebodys term paper and she comes off on the rope line and she is just as magnetic as an oprah winfrey and i t...

Concluding, we should start calling this wrong scotucare. a headline from the kato institute blog, blasting, supreme court validates obamas power grab. one calling the chief justice the water boy for the welfare state. texas senator ted cruz calling the majority, rogue houdinis. former florida governor jeb bush noting the law is fatally flawed, while senator rand paul of kentucky says this decision turns both the rule of law and common sense on its head. in the meantime, speaker of the house, jo...

Right time now? >> well you have only to look around. you know, to see the stories from michael brown in baltimore -- this is a good time for america to reengage in that conversation about how we got to where we are now. what are literally -- what are the roots of these really engrained social institutional examples of discrimination and prejudice. >> i mentioned youre launching a new project skybrary to books available to everyone. what inspired you was "reading rainbow" also linked to "roots."...

Work-addicted, travel-addicted in the world and they aim to just to take one evening off a week at the beginning. well finally the experiment rolled out, you know productivity was up learning and development was up job satisfaction was up. it took the team getting together and covering for each other. it took leadership buy-in and it took very much structures and architectures. you know, language. we need to be talking not just about disconnecting on or off, we need to be creating languages wher...

For president? look, he must think were stupid. yes, we played for the mas tro report, but no, it was never going to close the door on these questions. that was a temporary side show that we had to act like we were taking it seriously. we had to read it and look at it. but it was never going to exonerate him and let him get off the hook. it allowed him to go to las vegas. i hope he had a good trip, but hes going to have to answer these questions for a long time. >> what is your advice? >> i woul...

That deadline just in case. all you have to do is show that you signed up. take a screen shot or something so that you can show that you signed up and you wont have a problem because theres still 60% of uninsured people out there that dont know that the march 31st deadline is there. thats from the kaiser family foundations latest study. so we got to get the word out, man. we got to get it out. >> could this dramatically increase the enrollment numbers in your opinion? were counting on human natu...

Thats a pretty lofty goal, especially if the past is precedent. they have seen an increase, kind of a snowball effect in terms of people signing up. the other thing they continue to rely on are young people who they really need to make this program work to wait until the last minute. like the average college student does, they wait until the night before to finish their term paper. theyre thinking they will wait until the night before to sign up for health care. also theres december 31st, you ha...

The spread sheet, and with the numbers run correctly, it turns out that economies with a debt of 90% were actually growing and not shrinking. and so now the definitive economic paper on this matter is actually a term paper that thomas herndon wrote for his econometrics class. it says contrary to the reinhardt rogoff average, gdp growth at public debt to gdp ratio of over 90% is not dramatically different than when debt to gdp ratios are lower. and that is the economic term paper heard around the...