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Trump, who really is the congenital liar, who's received 11 pants on fire lying assessments from the fact checkers. and every day, even today, he got another one for saying that president obama is going to allow 250,000 syrian refugees in. and the bottom line is, i believe the people who are trying to get this right. there are independent sources who have raided these candidates. hillary clinton was not found to be lying in that. in fact, those who accuse her of lying were found to be lying. and donald trump is really, honestly, not worthy of running for president. given how dishonest he's bee...

What the just did there. when he says "we" he's using the royal we and talking about himself, his credibility, what he has said, he wants to pretend he's been consistent all along. he's talking about what he said about syria as if he's talking about finishing a model airplane or something, it can sit on your desk and nothing will change until you come back to it. the standard he set up in libya, we can't stand by while people are being slaughtered. red lines delayed are red lines denied in a certain sense. just ask the germans. at the end of the day, the standards that he has set for himself, ...

Credibility? >> if you want to have a credibility argument, why does it not affect the president's credibility. i get tax breaks that i don't need. then why don't you give your money to the treasury. >> none of this is hugely relevant. romney's problem is less that he is a poster boy for the 1% than that he doesn't really have a credible plan for bringing this economy back. we've tried tax cuts for the wealthy. it was tried by george w. bush. it failed. so obama makes a powerful argument. why would you want to do something again that shovels money to the wealthy. if it worked, if it kicked off...

annan is in china rallying support for the peace plan today. both china and russia opposed previous attempts to take tough actions against the syrian regime. we are now in the second hour of the second day of historic supreme court arguments on the affordable care act, health insurance for all. four separate issues are taking up six hours of court time over three days. today, the biggie, whether americans can be required to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. critics say it's unconstitutional. supporters say getting everybody in the pool is the only way to spread out the risk an...

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