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Treated differently and go slowly and shouldnt come up to the supreme court more quickly. that has nothing to do with whether or not the individual mandate is constitutional or not, not a thing. and they know it. >> greta: im absolutely certain, i know this will take two minutes to chain the cover sheet, -- to change the cover sheet, no witnesses, change the cover sheet and boot it up together supreme court. im concern the -- im certain the obama administration is -- we are going to waste tons o...

Slowly and shouldnt come up to the supreme court more quickly. that has nothing to do with whether or not the individual mandate is constitutional or not, not a thing. and they know it. >> greta: im absolutely certain, i know this will take two minutes to chain the cover sheet, -- to change the cover sheet, no witnesses, change the cover sheet and boot it up together supreme court. im concern the -- im certain the obama administration is -- we are going to waste tons of money. we dont know the e...

Are in libya. >> okay. give me some outcomes. worst-case, best-case scenario. how do you see this? >> well, i guess ill start with the worst case. i think what people are worried about is what happs if gadhafis forces really dig in, they put up a good fight? there are some people who seem to be quite loyal to him. and then what you could have there is a stalemate where the rebels dont have the capability to defeat him. or i mean, i think the ultimate hope is that gadhafi will just step down, but...

Go out and by iodide. >> the distinction that needs to be made is the immediate deaths that might result from a severe radioactive -- >> sean: even know bill was 200 immediate. >> thats 25-years-old. reasonable people still disagree on that the reason is what you said yourself sean and i agree with you, the long term impacts are not only unknowable, but very difficult to pinpoint. when you go out 20 years and someone gets cancer, it is hard to say whether it was from that radiation or their ciga...

Go out and by iodide. >> the distinction that needs to be made is the immediate deaths that might result from a severe radioactive -- >> sean: even know bill was 200 immediate. >> thats 25-years-old. reasonable people still disagree on that the reason is what you said yourself sean and i agree with you, the long term impacts are not only unknowable, but very difficult to pinpoint. when you go out 20 years and someone gets cancer, it is hard to say whether it was from that radiation or their ciga...

A problem. even to get people concerned thinking there might be, because anything could happen, is absolutely wrong. there is really zero chance that any radiation is going to move out, even if the outer containment moved from japan to the united states and created any health problem. >> sean: why do you say that considering the amount of radiation we are talking about would be significant? >> i say that because ive studied every nuclear disaster and incident since the first nautilus submarine l...

Atmosphere there. was no impact from a worst-case. >> sean: this is a level 4. could it become a chernobyl level 7? >> not at . it could become a level 5. level 5 three mile island. complete meltdown, nuclear rods totally melted that is not the case at fukushima. they sunk to the bottom of the container they melted 5/8 of steel in a 5 inch steel nickness and it cooled and there was no -- thickness and it cooled and there was no problem. >> sean: john you came with a video including a test to stu...

Atmosphere there. was no impact from a worst-case. >> sean: this is a level 4. could it become a chernobyl level 7? >> not at . it could become a level 5. level 5 three mile island. complete meltdown, nuclear rods totally melted that is not the case at fukushima. they sunk to the bottom of the container they melted 5/8 of steel in a 5 inch steel nickness and it cooled and there was no -- thickness and it cooled and there was no problem. >> sean: john you came with a video including a test to stu...

A problem. even to get people concerned thinking there might be, because anything could happen, is absolutely wrong. there is really zero chance that any radiation is going to move out, even if the outer containment moved from japan to the united states and created any health problem. >> sean: why do you say that considering the amount of radiation we are talking about would be significant? >> i say that because ive studied every nuclear disaster and incident since the first nautilus submarine l...

The u.s. directly becoming involved militarily is, i hope, remote. this is degenerating into tribal warfare. the libyan army has fractured. were seeing militias that are more tribally oriented than anything else, and gadhafi dug in his heels now. tripolis very carefully controlled by armored units, are willing to use antiaircraft guns and direct fire against demonstrators. so, this is a very entractable situation. theres going to be a lot of bloodshed there and the outcome is really indeterminan...