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CNNW CNN Newsroom November 21, 2011 - Vimarsana News

CNNW CNN Newsroom November 21, 2011

$1.2 trillion are expected to give up. that's supposed to mean automatic cuts in almost every federal department in 2013. same bottom line -- $1.2 trillion half from defense, half non-defense. but congress can and likely will change it. meantime stock markets are tanking again,down jones down more than 2.5% today. again the u.s. credit rating may be in for a down gragradedowngr. much more on fallout in our "face time" segments minutes from now. in cairo, 1,700 people have been wounded during the worse violence to hit egypt's capital since the revolution. at least 20 people have bee...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110331:20:08:00

Vehicles instead of oil. they were even joined by t. boone pickens, a businessman who made his fortune on oil. but who is out there making the simple point that we can't simply drill our way out of our energy problems. >> how close are we to a real conversation with the natural gas legislation that's proposed this week, with the president's speech this week directly referencing you, and how close do you feel you are in the scope of what you've been through the past three years? >> we're close. but this is what we've worked for. we've finally advanced in the congress. he was talking about 150 c...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110125:07:44:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110125:07:44:00

Answer, because it's not the answer. instead of ignoring the past and blabbing on television, never getting to anything, let's see if we can learn from the past. on the chalkboard, i wrote the different kind of people that could go out and kill somebody. there is the crazy person. i think the latest shooting he goes crazy. then you have the anti-u.s. government. you'll understand in a minute. the anarchist, socialist prodressive, constitutionalist and conservative. what do we have? owl the people we mention itted here are the ones we resorted to violence. they're crazy. violence isn't the answ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110124:22:45:00

1835. man tried to shoot president andrew jackson. andrew jackson. it failed. who was the shooter? richard lawrence. he later claimed he was heir to the british throne. so he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. he went in a mental institution. the famous one, two are wildly famous. first is abraham lincoln, 1865. john wilks boothe shot lincoln. "the very nomination of lincoln four years ago spoke plainly. war on southern rights and institutions. his election proved it." i'd say he was a constitutionalist, but if you put him in the category and read the southern constitution, it wasn't ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100820:06:38:00

1800s, reform started in the churches. i told you this. reform starts with this guy. not a good guy entirely. then it takes off. people knew delay couldn't enslaf human beings and be right with god. like today, how are you doing this? even before independence, quakers and many other religious groups argued that slavery was incompatible with the teachings of christ. our founders did the same thing. but it goes into the 1800s. 1835. ohio anti-slavery society holds the first meeting. these are religious whites vehemently opposed to slavery. by the 1840s, abolitionists like leo coffin helped thous...