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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130928:14:56:00 - Vimarsana News

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Yields these results of everybody going into highly paid subspecialties really because we structure it so they have no choice. >> yeah. >> that is a fixable problem through poll spip? and one that's important to fix as we go into the implementation of aca and the need for more primary care physicians. >> really important to fix. add to that in addition to the training of physicians and changing the way people are reimbursed, i learned recently most palliative care services are funded by charitable contribution, which is -- if someone said that about cancer therapy we'd all be up in arms. >> ex...

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Short while but unless you build the consumer class up and build the middle class back up housing is going to stay flat. >> a huge bubble. there was a front page story in "the washington post" on sunday about how it just hasn't been a fixable problem. obviously the president has a jobs proposal that has stalled in congress but he turned his attention yesterday to the housing market. the state of nevada has the country's worst home foreclosure rate and its highest unemployment rate at 13.4%. in a three-hour visit to vegas the president rolled out his new plan to help home owners. >> we can't wa...

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CNNW CNN Newsroom October 15, 2011

into chaos. barbie, what is is it like right now? what's happening? barbie, can you hear me? all right. okay. barbie, i think i've got you now. tell me, explain to me what's happening tonight. >> reporter: right now i'm standing in the epicenter of all of the violence we saw earlier. and really right now the protesters are gone, they've been carted away. but it's really a waste land. right in front of me is a burnt out police vehicle. there are cobblestones all over the place. there's so much broken class it's like walking on frozen snow. there's so much debris on the ground. the sme...

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Lunches and programs that help low-income kids with food. they ought to do a better job. ironically the senate's proposing to take money for -- more money from food stamps to pay for school lunches. >> maybe you get relief for schools when this bill passes, but when you look at the unemployment rate or number of people who are suffering from food insecurity, a large number of people, increased pressure, what do you do about it? >> well, hunger is a fixable problem. this is not that hard to do. but to fix it, part of the solution is the national nutrition programs. instead of cutting those prog...

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It is that he has run for eight years a corrupt and ineffective government. now he's in office by fraud, seen as illegitimate by a large number of afghans. under those circumstances he cannot be a reliable partner. he's not going to be able to win the trust of a large part of the afghan people and provide honest administration, and these comments also suggest that he's slightly off balance. at least slightly off balance. >> i think. >> under those circumstances, it's not a question of having somebody mediate. it's not a fixable problem. >> we're about to lose you. i'll ask you, do you think it...