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Vote, its a solemn day, we dont take and enjoy it and -- course they do. you see this fight in the democratic party. joe biden, as tom mentioned, took a swipe at elizabeth warren. watch. >> shes making it up. nobody thinks its $20 trillion but its between 30 and $40 trillion. even bernie, who talks about the need to raise middle-class taxes, he cant even meet the cost of it. look, we dont have to go that route. >> laura: i mean, they say he is weak because he has some slip-ups. he is the only on...

To enjoy the impeachment vote, its a solemn day, we dont take joy -- of course they do. they were gleeful. iven fighting in the party. joe biden took a swipe at elizabeth warren. watch. >> shes making it up. nobody thinks its $20 trillion. its between 30 and 40 trillion dollars. even bernie who talks about the need to raise middle class taxes cant even meet the cost of it. we dont have to go that route. >> laura: gregg, they say hes weak because he has slip-ups. hes the only one in the field who...

>> was he as good representative for your beloved armed services? >> he said a really couple interesting things. they revolve around the wide gulf that exists between the people who are serving and the people who are being served. he asked whether or not anybody knew a gold star family. well go deeper than that. i think the statistics prove that most americans do not know anybody in uniform. i think thats a dangerous thing and i was glad that general kelly brought it up. >> you used to say to me...

Ms. wilson, and then it would have been an absolutely clean delivery. >> the president has doubled down on the congresswoman. >> thats what happens when you make ad hominem arguments. it doesnt get it off the table. it brings it up again and makes it -- and recycles it and makes it much more difficult to get rid of. >> was he as good representative for your beloved armed services? >> he said a really couple interesting things. they revolve around the wide gulf that exists between the people who ...

Next year, social security, defense spending. we cant keep pushing these things off, can we? how long can we? >> nobody who has taken third grade math thinks we can push this off. this is not complicated. theres no doubt about it. the question is how and when? so to get to your point, when might be today because we are still in a weak economy, and thats okay, but youve got to get to the long-term problem, but its got to be balanced, joe. its got to be revenues, cutting entitlements, dealing with...

Births shows the difference of a week or two in birth can affect test scores. a child is full term between 37 and 41 weeks. premature babies are born before 37 weeks and known to have increased risk of problems. researchers found babies born at 37 or 38 weeks did slightly worse on third grade math and reading than kids born a week or two later. researchers say its only minor but should be something for women to consider, especially if they schedule a c-section. joining me a neonatologist at rain...

Not called homework any more. once teachers and students get used to it its kind of like they start to think about what they even did before. you know, probably the biggest problem -- i wouldnt call at it problem, in the same classrooms we have a pilot over here in northern california where you have a fifth grade classroom and that same fifth grade classroom some kids doing third grade math and some doing trigonometry. they get a dashboard and see where everyones. >> if you were to look at the p...