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The cowardess for failing to stand up for common sense humane reforms. it will go on for a week but it's part of the 99% movement. moving to occupy statehouses, occupy banks, be with people as they're evicted from their homes. be where injustice is. >> the big question i have, the key political question on this with respect to pushing congress to pass this, at a certain point you wonder whether republican house members in swing districts and there are a lot of republican house members of the house in districts that obama won in 2008. >> that's right. >> whether they are going to have to answer...

We get back in the discussion. you wanted to defend the technocrat taking control in italy or greece? >> well, to debunk the argument i am hearing on lot on the american left and on the european left, the real tragedy and danger is the rise of technocrats and end of democracy, and that's a quite likely outcome. but in terms of the bigger threat, you know, the best is the enemy of the good way of looking at things, i do think the possibility of economic -- maybe apocalypse is too strong, but real catastrophe, the stuff that was avoided, thank you, jared, in 2008 and 2009, that that's still a po...

And they are related. the thing that people don't understand is this, in health care, just like in any other sector of the economy you are likely in, better quality is associated with lower costs. you know that, you buy a lemon when it's a car and it will cost you more. when they make computers better year after year, the prices go down and the functions go up. better quality and lower costs go hand and hand. there are things about quality, like features that you buy, like a moon roof, and it adds costs, but when things get better for the patient and family costs go down. people don't get read...

Also last night, mike huckabee hosted a forum on his fox news program, and it was a strange format. each candidate sat alone on the stage, questioned by a panel of republican attorneys general and it generated all the fire and passion of a oral exam. it was a moment where you realize that this is's a cultural divide aside from the substantive divide between liberals and conservatives, and part of it comes down to things that get you going. i understand people that really get going on abortion or gay marriage, but what was so interesting about the forum is so much lingered on the 10th amendment...