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That the administration did meet with ally groups, groups that are friendly to the white house, to urge them not to drive traffic to the site for at least a week. they want to see what the demand is going to be like on healthcare.gov. they're urging them to avoid the peak time, 2:00 p.m., and use healthcare.gov in the mornings. evenings, and weekends. and the democratic party sent out an e-mail to democrats all across the country earlier today, essentially giving talking points to people to, you know, use at the dinner table on thanksgiving if they're having conversations with their conservati...

Number one. credibility. >> yes, a synonym for machismo, ie, how much of a man are you. >> number two. chemical weapons. >> the global community has a ban on chemical weapons, because they're indiscriminate. ie, you can't control where they go. that's why enforcing the ban is valuable. but according to dexter filkins, a major reporter on this matter, if using chemical weapons is such a problem, why have we overlooked so many chemical attacks? >> number three. rebels. >> yes, assad is horrible. but some of the rebels are al qaeda from iraq or members of al qaeda ally groups. some reject our int...

Radical. >> peter, if there is a situation, as we see in egypt right now, which is a kind of political void where no one is quite sure what's happening, isn't that exactly the kind of situation that al qaeda would want to get involved with, so even though there's no link at the moment, is there not an increasing danger that there might be? >> well, i think, piers, part of the -- why i think that's quite unlikely is these egyptian militant groups that killed more than a thousand egyptians in the '90s and culminating with a horrific massacre in luxor in '97 where a group of militants went huntin...

Horrific massacre in lux or in '97 where a group of militants went hunting tourists from -- in the luxor ruins motoring more than 50 of them, these are kind of activities really destroyed the group of these militant groups in egypt. there was a lot of repression by the government but the population turned against these groups so al qaeda and its ally groups in egypt, they don't have any legitimacy at all. al qaeda opportunistically will i'm sure in the next week or so release a tape. we may hear from ayman al zawahiri, we may hear from bin laden. in fact i think we'll hear from both of them tr...