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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140705:13:47:00 - Vimarsana News

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Lose the 200 points. or you can as. your choice. will you use it or lose it? >> i'm using it. >> he's using it. all right. for 200 have a points, william henneyry harrison's presidency is the shortest in history, but who had the second shortest? >> garfield. >> correct. six months. 200 have a points. 50 seconds back on the clock. with seven each, ohio state, usc and this school are tied for the most heisman trophy winners. >> notre dame. >> correct. printed on the seal of the united states, the phrase e pluribus unum means -- >> out of many one. >> correct. when this president ordered all purc...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140304:12:49:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140304:12:49:00

The cold war has begun again and the united states needs to recognize it and act in an appropriate way in terms of trade, in terms of economic sanctions and in terms of diplomatic sanctions. no one is saying go to war. but let's go to economic war. let's go to trade war. let's go to diplomatic war against what the russians have done. >> let's see what kind of a stomach our president has for any of that stuff. peter johnson, jr., can you stick around? i've got to go on assignment in about a minute. can you stick around until 9:00 o'clock? >> i'd be happy to stick around for you. that's a great ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140214:17:01:00 - Vimarsana News

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Yesterday. one passenger said it was chaotic and confusing at the ticket counter and kind of a nightmare, another one said, well, everything's going fine, and her plane's on time. now, for the passengers really they're trying to rebook and regroup, and the airlines are trying to reposition their airplanes. listen to this. >> they've got to get to where they're supposed to be originating from, get passengers on them, get them turned around, get them back out the door. and it's, the interconnectedness of the air travel system in this country means when one piece has troubles, it impacts all the ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130725:01:39:00 - Vimarsana News

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Times. some things are good enough, we ought to hear it again. >> so we're going to hear it from you? since 1837 they never heard a speech that was that long and nothing was new. the backdrop was detroit. $780 million on the stimulus. >> wait a minute. he bailed out detroit. >> i know he did. >> save it. it should be detroit because they have 100,000 creditors, owe 20 billion dollars and this president has utterly failed america. >> austan? i don't agree with it. i know you're running it but you should be laying it all. the epic battle is about to

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Journey and died soon after reaching their destination. history remembers this as the trail of tears. some just call eight death march. jackson claimed the policy was voluntary but not quite how it played out. nor was he just adhering to the norms of his time. it is not as if the whole country was clamoring for forced indian removal in the 1830s. the law was passed over strenuous outrage on to opposition. steve yoda wrote at salon one petition against the indian removal act collected so many signatures, that it stretched 47 yards long. there were also jackson's overall politics. he hated banks...