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>> suarez: miles obrien profiles a small private company trying to position itself for a big role in exploring frontiers in space. >> im talking about setting ultimately tens thoands, virtually millions of people to mars and then going out there and exploring the stars. >> brown: judy woodruff talks with veteran congress-watchers thomas mann and norman ornstein, about extreme partisanship, the subject of their new book, "its even worse than it looks." >> weve never seen it this dysfunc...

does anyone like this guy? plus the chinese disdent. republicans are on the attack, why this could be a big moment for better or worse for hillary clinton. and the congress that cant do anything. two scholars say blame the republicans, its ideologically extreme and unmoved by convention of facts, science, and politics and dismissed in political opposition. theyre saying it out loud, the republicans are the problem. let me finish tonight with a pathetic assault on romney by jimmy carder...

Worksheets and instruction manuals. the democrats are corrupt and et cetera. and he worked that and worked that. what were now seeing is the ultimate triumph of that. american politics always had tw factions. one that wanted somewhat more government, one that wanted somewhat less government. he understood the legitimacy of the other. there were no democrats that dont believe in a free enterprise system as a generator of wealth and goods and services. and most republicans used to say, yes, and we...

"they took out the openly gay foreign policy strategist. he was told to hide. why is mitt romney letting an advisor get silenced. here is romneys chance to show he is not afraid of the right. what happens for you win a brutal nomination? does anyone like this guy? plus the chinese disdent. republicans are on the attack, why this could be a big moment for better or worse for hillary clinton. and the congress that cant do anything. two scholars say blame the republicans, its ideologicall...

does anyone like this guy? plus the chinese disdent. republicans are on the attack, why this could be a big moment for better or worse for hillary clinton. and the congress that cant do anything. two scholars say blame the republicans, its ideologically extreme and unmoved by convention of facts, science, and politics and dismissed in political opposition. theyre saying it out loud, the republicans are the problem. let me finish tonight with a pathetic assault on romney by jimmy carder...

>> im talking about setting ultimately tens of thousands, virtually millions of people to mars and then going out there and exploring the stars. >> brown: judy woodruff talks with veteran congress-watchers thomas mann and norman ornstein, about extreme partisanship, the subject of their new book, "its even worse than it looks." >> weve never seen it this dysfunctional so unfortunately the title may be alarmist, but its true. >> suarez: and we close with a look at the record-breaking $1...

other major corporation was writing to them, baking for samples. rca, zenith, the big electronic companies at the time sending letters not just one guy, but thinking maybe if we send them to give us one of the so we can test it. .. >> they did share the technology. that is an interesting part of this story to you. why is that? >> in later years, after the 1950s committed had to share. the consent decree of the united states government only allow them to use their technology for telepho...

this was also a youth movement or at least a strong component that was a youth movement. sds, young americans for freedom but this other group. why did it attract young people and today i think we think of moderates having a hard time attracting young people. tell us a little about that. >> actually i should share this with a number of the young people who are here. you know, well -- >> absolutely. >> many former moderate republicans, but not former young people. still -- [ laughter ] ...

>> reporter: study after study, it turns out, finds conservatives happier than liberals. >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> intelligent computing technology is making its way into everything from cars to retail signs to hospitals; creating new enriching experiences. through ints philosophy of investing for the future, were helping to bring these new capabilities to market. were investing billions of dollars i...

ideology, wealth and happiness. >> reporter: study after study, it turns out, finds conservatives happier than liberals. >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> intelligent computing technology is making its way into everything from cars to retail signs to hospitals; creating new enriching experiences. through ints philosophy of investing for the future, were helping to bring these new capabilities to market. were...