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>> well, its an issue that i think a lot of democrats also, chris, are towing the nra line on. you know, my personal view is that if i was -- i would vote for background checks. i think its critical -- on the issue. i think its fair to say the national rifle association may be the most power -- group in washington. those republican senators i think are making votes based on their political vulnerabilities or their perceived vulnerabilities in a republican primary. they dont want to lose the "a" ...

Ways, with her own power and influence, and it goes back to, as we put in our "60 minutes" piece, as to how she was treated as both a young girl and in high school. >> but sheryl sandberg says that women in the business world worry about being liked? >> yes. in fact, mark zuckerberg said to her at some point, i think your biggest problem is you want too much to be liked. >> and norah, you point out that sheryl talks a lot in her book about her vulnerabilities, her insecurities. shes very strateg...

Message would go nowhere. >> its so interesting that that double standard exists, that men dont do that, and its fine, and if a woman wrote the same kind of book, you know, with her confidence out in front, it would be viewed as inappropriate somehow. >> right. and i think you make an excellent point about that. in terms of revealing her vulnerabilities, to make herself more likable. but at the same time, shes incredibly successful. what other, even anyone, male or female, two harvard degrees, h...

Shes not trying to say that, be like me. but i think she has embodied this message. and i think the other thing i find interesting about sheryl sandberg, for someone whos so incredibly successful, shes very insecure. she is uncomfortable, in some ways, with her own power and influence, and it goes back to, as we put in our "60 minutes" piece, as to how she was treated as both a young girl and in high school. >> but sheryl sandberg says that women in the business world worry about being liked? >>...

Influence and it goes back to as we put in our "60 minutes" piece from how she was treated both as a young girl and in high school. >> sheryl sandberg says that women in the business world are worried about being liked. >> yes. yes. in fact, mark zuckerberg said to her at some point i think your biggest problem is that you want too much to be liked. >> and nora, you point out that sheryl talks a lot in her book about her vulnerabilities, her insecurities. shes very strategic in doing that. she k...

Somehow. >> right. and i think you make an excellent point about that. in terms of revealing her vulnerabilities, to make herself more likable. but at the same time, shes incredibly successful. what other, even anyone, male or female, two harvard degrees, hand-picked by larry summers, to be your chief of staff at the treasury department, all at the age of 30, and hit two ipos, google and facebook, almost a billionaire, and her husband is incredibly wealthy and success in silicon valley. she is a...

Inappropriate somehow. >> right. i think you make an excellent point about that in terms of revealing her vulnerabilities, to make herself more likeable. but at the same time, you know, shes incredibly successful. what other even anyone, male or female, two harvard degrees, hand picked by larry summers to be chief of staff at the treasury department all before the age of 30 and hit two ipos, google and facebook. almost a billionaire and her husband is incredibly wealthy and successful in silicon...

Safety of any ambassador like christopher stevens who died in that attack, who was fearing for his life and was making that clear through cables to the state department, the most urgent of which secretary clinton at the time never herself saw, there needs to be improvements, and thats why there was a report that was, you know, assessing all of the vulnerabilities in the system and putting forth new recommendations which secretary kerry is going to carry out. theres just got to be improvements in...

But its still right now growing in a problem. and if you look at it over the last ten years, the problem has amplified considerably. >> well, why is it that nursing homes and hospitals are the places in which there are the greatest vulnerabilities? it seems those are controlled environments, and this kind of infection or bacteria would be contained. >> well, thats true, but that really doesnt turn out to be the case because in long-term care facilities and even in acute hospitals, when you have ...

That. but like i said, they really have not seen the full brunt of their decisions yet. they will see that within 30 days or so. >> so the situation we can deduct that it will get worse as time goes on. and then the other thing that i wanted to ask you is about how people would exploit the man hours. is that a real thing? >> the decrease in man hours? >> people that want to get in and they would notice exactly the shift in manpower and also notice the vulnerabilities. >> for anyone looking to do...