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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140427:18:42:00 - Vimarsana News

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Affirmative action some people would say is tying one person's hand behind their back to give someone else an opportunity to work with both hands. the states can now speak and do what they think is right. i think that this was a good decision. i think it's a good decision for america and i think for once the court -- once in this particular instance the court isn't making law from on high. >> jeffrey? >> one of the shock that is we have when cliven bundy or sterling, these things come out, is that we all thought in 2008 we had achieved something unique and new for the united states, a black pr...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140223:00:43:00

I didn't talk a lot. i didn't learn how to talk until i was five and after that i still didn't talk much. >> her father went to prison for breaking and entering when she was two and her mother abused alcohol. >> my mom was a huge partier and i wanted to stay away from people and i had a lot ofanger and first to the fifth grade and then after that. i started blowing up on everybody and having attitude problems. >> she moved in with her grandfather who lived a few blocks where flint legends come and gone and there she put her life back together. >> she came in and stood at the door and looked fo...

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Nuclear mission. >> is it worth the cheating ring uncovered during the investigation of a drug ring and according to "the new york times," the conclusion of the cold war has led to low morale among missilers and this is just the latest black eye. 17 officers were removed last may from safety violations and attitude problems. last november, get this. officers were fired after being caught napping twice with open doors that are intended to keep the intruders and terrorists out. a general who oversaw global strike command was stripped of that job after a drunken incident in moscow. the times repo...

CNN CNN Newsroom September 28, 2013 15:50:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom September 28, 2013 15:50:00

Here is christi paul. >> reporter: with this 90 yard kickoff return, the union cougars were back in the homecoming game after a week in the national spotlight and the lesson of a lifetime. >> that's how you do that, billy. >> reporter: the head coach, matt labrum about the staff decision to suspend every varsity and junior varsity player on the football team. >> never expected it to go like it did. >> reporter: holding the team accountable for off field misconduct by a few players got reaction from across the country. >> if you could tell the coach i think he is wonderful. >> i want you to kno...

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Issues as well as some attitude problems. last week, the staff learned that a player or two may have been involved in a cyber-bullying incident at the school. >> it just felt like everything was going in a direction that we didn't want our young men going. so we felt like we needed to make a stand. >> reporter: so the team had to trade in their jerseys and perform community confess, elect new team captains, and attend a character education class. >> i figured we had just been cut and we were done. i figured there were no more games. >> they're going to call pass interference. >> reporter: but ...