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2 1/2 second. and he killed kennedy. were there other people around oswald that should have not been around him? did kennedy have other very powerful enemies? yes he did. we go through it, but everything in that book is fact based. >> let me tell you why this is going to be another number one best seller. i was down in dallas visiting my daughter, who's in college there, because it was raining, we went to the sixth floor museum. it was standing room only. so many people. they want, they're hungry for answers. >> it's a very emotional deal. >> we pointed where jfk jim canto cantore -- he changed dramatically. i spent a lot of time on that in the book. after his baby died he was changed. everybody remembers if you were alive back then, where you were when kennedy was skilled. my maternal grandmother,
2 1/2 second. and he killed kennedy. were there other people around oswald that should have not been around him? did kennedy have other very powerful enemies? yes he did. we go through it, but everything in that book is fact based. >> let me tell you why this is going to be another number one best seller. i was down in dallas visiting my daughter, who's in college there, because it was raining, we went to the sixth floor museum. it was standing room only. so many people. they want, they're hungry for answers. >> it's a very emotional deal. >> we pointed where jfk jim canto cantore -- he changed dramatically. i spent a lot of time on that in the book. after his baby died he was changed. everybody remembers if you were alive back then, where you were when kennedy was skilled. my maternal grandmother,
2 1/2 second. and he killed kennedy. were there other people around oswald that should have not been around him? did kennedy have other very powerful enemies? yes he did. we go through it, but everything in that book is fact based. >> let me tell you why this is going to be another number one best seller. i was down in dallas visiting my daughter, who's in college there, because it was raining, we went to the sixth floor museum. it was standing room only. so many people. they want, they're hungry for answers. >> it's a very emotional deal. >> we pointed where jfk jim canto cantore -- he changed dramatically. i spent a lot of time on that in the book. after his baby died he was changed. everybody remembers if you were alive back then, where you were when kennedy was skilled. my maternal grandmother,
the e.u. as well. in answer to your question, thomas, it could be either. it could be crucial to the crisis. back to you. >> steve sedgwick in geneva, for us. thanks. the man who carried out a hoax on the one-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. kayvon edson is accuse of possessing a hoax device and disorderly conduct. his bail was set at $100,000. he was walking barefoot near the finish line with a rice ak cooker in a backpack and wearing blue and yellow facepaint and april black veil. he's pleaded not guilty. the obama administration is looking to restart the debate on immigration reform and president obama is focusing his efforts on the house. the president reportedly called majority leader eric cantor yesterday but that conversation didn't go well. cantore released a statement after their talk saying "after five years, president obama still has not learned how to effectively work with congress to get things done. you do not attack the people you
but not an ice and snowstorm, which is what we're expecting. we have not gotten into this storm yet. that is to come a little later on tonight. obviously here at the college of charleston, they're already having a good time. >> all right, that was jim can torn -- cantore on the job. >> south carolina to texas. did you see this, the hardest hit area? atlanta. >> atlanta, not so hot. >> okay, stop. let's go to bill karins. what is going on, bill? >> they have a lot to explain. last night a couple hundred students had to sleep in their school because they couldn't get on their buses. a lot of explaining to do. it was only about two inches of snow but just before the hush
resolution. but we have to remember something, this has been an incredibly galvanizing for the whole party. just two weeks before the government shutdown there were stories in "the new york times" and "washington post" how disgroundled democrat are upset with the president. they're so afraid he's going to give concessions yet again. it wasn't a boundless fear. the president had done it over and over and over again. the fact that the president stood his ground and continues to do so fighting with republicans is the one thing democrats have been hungering for from the white house for a very long time. as long as the president holds strong, the president's coalition will hold strong. >> jonathan chait, as far as the president and the fears from the last post, the lessons from 2011, given the fact that boehner and cantore, broad reform programs to end, including social security and medicare, how worried do you think the left will be, if the
happened, and that was that boehner and cantore came out in support of the green act. this is like the cherry on top of the sundae. >> we'll get to baked alaska. >> we'll have a delicious caloric bomb. if this is assembled, the dream act is to get otherwise intransigent folks on board i think with a path to either city citizenship or legalization. if you take that apart from it, it's real hard to imagine the rest of the caucus coming on board or getting this through the house, getting legalization or path to citizenship if the dream act is no longer part of the bill. >> it is no longer. >> the other possibility is that the dream act is all that passes. the senate will say, no, we're not going to take it. hidden under all of that discussion to get back to the caloric metaphors, this may be
the president and eric holder was joined in their scorn by pat leahy, the clintons, and house majority leader eric cantor who joined congressman lewis in commemorating the selma to montgomery march. cantore said my experience with john lewis in selma earlier this year was a profound experience that demonstrated the fortitude that it took to advance civil rights and to ensure equal protection for all. i'm hopeful congress will put politics aside as we did on that trip and find a responsible path forward that ensures the sacred obligation of voting in this country remains protected. but not all republicans are as cognizant of history. senator chuck grassly told "the new york times," what it tells me is after 45 years the voting rights act worked. it just proves that it worked. in other words, mission accomplished. and yesterday when senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was asked what he thought about