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CNN Around the World January 10, 2014 17:11:00 - Vimarsana News

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Now -- >> right. >> utah would have been sort of standing out there as the one state where the -- all of these things didn't apply. so the government almost had to move in the direction they did, i think, suzanne. >> all right. joe, stay with us. jim, stay with us, as well. want to talk more about governor chris christie spending nearly two hours yesterday telling all of us here in no uncertain terms that his aides went rogue on him. that he didn't know he might have created this traffic nightmare to punish a mayor who didn't support him. >> i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue. the...

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We're back. our next story seemed so farfetched at first it was hard to imagine. the suggestion that new jersey governor chris christie intentionally caused a massive traffic jam on his side, the jersey side, of the george washington bridge as political payback against a democratic mayor in jersey who didn't support him for re-election. but now it is being treated as a legitimate news story in papers like the wall street journal and "new york times." told the newark star ledger, quote, when you run for president you'll be questioned about absolutely everything. and you can't bluff your way pas...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131217:00:48:00

Our next story seemed so farfetched at first it was hard to imagine. the suggestion that new jersey governor chris christie intentionally caused a massive traffic jam on his side, the jersey side, of the george washington bridge as political payback against a democratic mayor in jersey who didn't support him for re-election. but now it is being treated as a legitimate news story in papers like the wall street journal and "new york times." told the newark star ledger, quote, when you run for president you'll be questioned about absolutely everything. and you can't bluff your way past something ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130619:10:50:00

On the list is bill ayres, who the president was roundly condemned for having as a political ally in 2008, bill ayres coming out now and saying this president should be tried for war crimes because of his drone policy. i'm kind of with nicole too. there were things to be hopeful about regarding president obama in 2008. i certainly didn't support him, but obviously there was a great symbolism to his victory, even if you didn't vote for him. i had a lot of republicans after his iowa speech going, oh, my gosh, this is remarkable. now bill ayres even saying he should be tried for war crimes. >> th...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120120:12:40:00

Ship. >> how much trouble -- >> drinking with the young chick that he was with who wasn't on the manifest. that's another story. >> then he says he fell off into the lifeboat. he didn't want to leave the ship. >> then when they told him to get back on, why didn't they row right back? how much trouble is he in? >> he's in huge trouble. we're talking manslaughter and abandoning ship. it's over for this guy, as well it should be. >> we know you're going to be talking about this this weekend, right? >> i will on my show. >> see you tomorrow night at 9:00 clock p.m. here on the channel. >> see you ...