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Generation to generation. the work of perfecting our union. in 1830, when we were a young nation, this union has put their interest ahead of the common good. daniel webster rose in the capital to defend the union. to him, we were not just a collection of competing forces but a coherent hole. his cry just across the potomac in the capital resonates even now. he stood on the floor and said liberty and union now and forever, one and inseparable, liberty and union. more than 142 years later, when i first came into the united states senate at the time when our country was so deeply

Of explanation. let me show you on the brain model. this is the front of the brain over here and this is the back of the brain. what happens is the visual system of the brain begins here in the back called eed occipit lobe. did collects information and sends it to a different region, the prital part of the brain where those pieces have to be turned into a coherent hole. in face blindness something goes wrong with that process of putting it all together. next up a another strange turn in the trial of jodi arias. what her statements to the court may say about her mental state. she's still the ...

A vision for the future. he can't and won't run on his record. he has to offer an alternative that ail bam ma has taken the -- newt gingrich is brimming with ideas. so far, romney has yet to articulate a vision. the problem with newt is that he has multiple visions and has trouble honing them down to one coherent hole. >> recently on our air newt gingrich said "i have a lifetime record of being a consistent conservative." i looked this up a couple of hours ago. august 30, 2007 he told a centrist republican group the following "everywhere i have been i have argued in favor of electing mod reads...

Rules. and so obviously over the long term, a system that allows for robust debate and exchange of ideas is going to produce a better result, i believe that. but we have to understand that when it comes to some key issues like energy, we are at risk of falling behind. we've already fallen behind but it's not irrevokable because we still have the best research and still have potentially the best technology, we've got the best universities, the best scientists and as i've said we've got the most productive workers in the world. but we've got to bring all those things together into a coherent hol...