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Leading up to 2011. as you know, the affordable care act only went into effect. employer mandate went into effect july this year. these numbers ended in 2011. so, the employee mandate, it doesn't stack up. still 2011. >> looking at her numbers or fact check numbers. >> the fact check numbers from the small business administration. what they show is that, yes, more small businesses were closing versus opening. she's right that was happening but the time frame she was looking at was up until 2011, when the affordable care act was not in effect. her point overall is true but her time frame. >> he...

CNN CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow July 11, 2015 20:47:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow July 11, 2015 20:47:00

$35 million for last year's men's winning world cup team. here's a look at the paycheck disparity throughout sports from andy schultz. >> let's talk about how much money women are making in soccer. for the 2014 men's world cup the total amount of prizes available for the men, $576 million. this year for the women's world cup the total amount of prize winnings available is $15 - million. it's not just the prize money that doesn't stack up. this year for the first time ever in any world cup, the women were forced to play on artificial grass. to use another example, during the last olympics the j...

CNN Crossfire February 7, 2014 23:43:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Crossfire February 7, 2014 23:43:00

Are filthy. they can never be cleaned properly. the moldings on the walls, just everything about it is just aesthetically ugly. >> reporter: even new york's governor admits an upgrade is long overdue. >> laguardia airport is ranked as the worst airport in america. >> reporter: but in true biden fashion, his latest comments have struck a nerve, intended to hammer home the need for investment in the country's infrastructure, the package his message was wrap in was hard to receive, even for a fellow democrat. >> as a proud new yorker, i didn't like that comment. and i think it was not the right w...

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Child because you are going to be born into poverty. >> that is not remotely what she said. i don't know if the whole quote is there. but. >> bill: i read you the whole quote. >> when i read it, she made a specific reference to orphans. she was clearly talking about the fact. >> bill: she said i do not. >> enough children in this world. >> bill: i'm not going to have a baby because there are a lot of orphans. interestingly enough, she hasn't adopted any. >> who is to say she is not? she is not that old. she can still adopt. i know people who adopt babies in their 50s and 60's. >> bill: let me ...

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Child because you are going to be born into poverty. >> that is not remotely what she said. i don't know if the whole quote is there. but. >> bill: i read you the whole quote. >> when i read it, she made a specific reference to orphans. she was clearly talking about the fact. >> bill: she said i do not. >> enough children in this world. >> bill: i'm not going to have a baby because there are a lot of orphans. interestingly enough, she hasn't adopted any. >> who is to say she is not? she is not that old. she can still adopt. i know people who adopt babies in their 50s and 60's. >> bill: let me ...