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Transfats! we had a great conversation about transfats in the make up room. >> it's great what they are doing. >> the shape of our country. right, howard? >> it's true. it is true. >> former white house press secretary ari fleischer. mr. president, ari fleischer. from washington, we have moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. >> the president, yesterday, offered an apology, sort of a semiapology, what do you think of it? >> i was impressed. i didn't expect it. >> did he need to do it? >> yes. >> good. >> i think people are upset about the glitch. i think, i worry about the glitch. they ...

>> shut up, right now. jeremy, you write in the new york times, a bill to end workplace discrimination against the lgbt community has overcome the final hurdle. the final vote, 64-32. the bill would extend workplace protections nationwide. however, the bill faces an up hill battle in the house. how so? >> in the house, john boehner doesn't support it. he, obviously controls what goes to the floor. the question is whether or not they can attach it to a larger piece of legislation like the defense bill and hope the conservatives can't object too much. >> it needs to get through. >> what's that? ...

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