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Thats not invading privacy. but your personal space over a nonstory. the press complained that he reacted inappropriately and a shark biting you and complaining-- >> i do have a problem the way he talked to his daughter. if this is true, and he used a racial epithet i have a problem with that and who makes a plane go back to the tarmac and have to get off the plane because he wont turn off words with friends. hes an ego maniac. >> im not saying hes not an ass and. >> sean: thats what i meant to ...

Figure. thats not invading privacy. but your personal space over a nonstory. the press complained that he reacted inappropriately and a shark biting you and complaining-- >> i do have a problem the way he talked to his daughter. if this is true, and he used a racial epithet i have a problem with that and who makes a plane go back to the tarmac and have to get off the plane because he wont turn off words with friends. hes an ego maniac. >> im not saying hes not an ass and. >> sean: thats what i m...

Now more on the massive storm affecting millions of people up and down the east coast. more than 100 flights canceled in the last hour. bringing the total of storm-related consolations to more than 4,000. understandably, a lot of passengers frustrated. >> well, we have been checking online. it is great. until were on it and leaving, theres an element of unknown. >> i first got a call in the hotel room at 8:30 a.m. saying my 11:50 flight was canceled but when i called the airline, they had resche...

And special interests lobbyists publicly warning of tyrannical all-out assault on liberty, not because thats true but because they want to gin up fear, end of quote. this necessarily and understandably leads many citizens to fear that their individual rights will be violated, and that extend well beyond the second amendment. it should be a matter of deep concern to all of us. the constitution for 225 years has established a government that is a servant of the people, not the master. so, mr. chai...

>> proceeding. immigration reform. jaime you were all for this, but what about gavins argument? >> thats a fair argument and they are trying to address it in the legislation. understandably so. they cant become -- they have to go to the back of the line. they -- >> they are not saying you have to go back to your original country. >> thats impractical. there is no question that this is not -- it doesnt solve all of the bases. but they are trying to come up with some solution. >> gavin, jaime was ...

And put out a political message, not to put out the true story what had happened in benghazi in the run-up to an election and i think that is exactly the reason susan rice was put in that position to give the political message that the administration wanted to say that there was excellent security, that al qaeda had been decimated and usama bin laden was dead. and i think that is exactly the reason. martha: the most emotional moment yesterday, and understandably so, was when secretary clinton sa...

One day from that. we were supposed to be meeting last wednesday and we decided not to. and those first days of every week when we work, we dont have any votes scheduled until 6:30 at night. then what we dont finish up that evening, we wrap up the next day and if theres anything else to do, we wrap it up the following morning. >> its the money, corporate money, isnt it? >> it is. money has really corrupted the entire political process. the sad story, ed, here is that the one with the most money ...

That are scheduled for this year, you can already subtract one day from that. we were supposed to be meeting last wednesday and we decided not to. and those first days of every week when we work, we dont have any votes scheduled until 6:30 at night. then what we dont finish up that evening, we wrap up the next day and if theres anything else to do, we wrap it up the following morning. >> its the money, corporate money, isnt it? >> it is. money has really corrupted the entire political process. t...

That are scheduled for this year, you can already subtract one day from that. we were supposed to be meeting last wednesday and we decided not to. and those first days of every week when we work, we dont have any votes scheduled until 6:30 at night. then what we dont finish up that evening, we wrap up the next day and if theres anything else to do, we wrap it up the following morning. >> its the money, corporate money, isnt it? >> it is. money has really corrupted the entire political process. t...

Of wedlock and i think the number in 1960 was below 50%. so, things have gotten worse as the society has gotten more progressive. >> well, we dont want to make it a racial-- >>, but thats what it is. its black crime going on in chicago, and the percentage of out of wedlock births among black americans was 25% in 1965, was that a surveyor of bernard goldberg.com. and the reverend clearly didnt want to address that. >> and im tempted to say understandably, but i think its embarrassing. 72.5% out o...