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senate as someone watching from afar. i wonder why don't they listen to him this ship curry, close us out. why don't people follow th mantra of love that you ar talking about that we see in this holy week >> the truth is when - the king of love is the old hi aside proclaimed that messag of love during holy week there were some folks wh didn't buy into. it punches piloted the governor of rome didn't bu into it and ordered hi execution. that's the reality the struggle however for goo and for a love and compassio and justice. that is struggle continues and we must continue the struggle. so that children don't go to bed hungry so that children are not gunne down honestly that the dream an hope that dr. black was talkin
"don't ask, don't tell" effective 12, october, the department of defense will abide by its terms. military lawyers today issued legal guidance to u.s. military commanders worldwide telling them that at least for now our military is no longer enforcing "don't ask, don't tell." it's a big deal, right? other proceedings that are proceeding under "don't ask, don't tell" are halted. any enforcement is no longer allowed. never happened before. it's never been done, military's no longer enforcing don't ask don't tell. for now. this is a huge milestone. don't get me wrong. for the first time since the policy went into effect 17 years ago the policy has been stopped.
elections based@-9juáhqtup&ity of all americans, gay or straight. an i wonder where you stand on "don't ask, don't tell." my question is you as the president can sort of have an executive order that ends it once and for all as truman did for the integration. i wonder why don't you do that if this is a policy that you're committed to ending? >> first of all i haven't mentioned that i'm against "don't ask, don't tell." i've said very clearly including in a state of the union address that i'm against "don't ask, don't tell." we're going to end that policy. that's point number one. point number two, the difference between my position right now and harry truman's was that congress explicitly passed a law that took away the power of the executive branch to end this policy unilaterally. so this is not a situation in which with a stroke of the pen i can simply end a policy.
big deal. an injunction barring the enforcement or application of "don't ask, don't tell" effective 12, october, the department of defense will abide by its terms. military lawyers today issued legal guidance to u.s. military commanders worldwide telling them that at least for now our military is no longer enforcing "don't ask, don't tell."ç it's a big deal, right? other proceedings that are proceeding under "don't ask, don't tell" are halted. any enforcement is no longer allowed. never happened before. it's never been done, military's no longer enforcing don't ask don't tell. for now. this is a huge milestone. don't get me wrong. for the first time since the policy went into effect 17 years
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of all americans, gay or straight. an i wonder where you stand on don't ask don't tell. my question is you as the president can sort of have an executive order that ends it once and for all as truman did for the integration. i wonder why don't you do that if this is a policy that you're committed to ending? >> first of all i haven't mentioned that i'm against "don't ask, don't tell." i've said very clearly including in a state of the union address that i'm against "don't ask, don't tell." we're going to end that policy. that's pointç number one. point number two, the different tweens my position right now and harry truman's was that congress explicitly passed a law that took away the power of the executive branch to end this policy unilaterally. so this is not a situation in which with a stroke of the pen i can simply end a policy. now, having said that, what i have been able to do is for the
lining the conditions. he said, quote, this is how you end these kinds of insurgencies. it's understandable enough in theory. these things end by talking. but in practice, it is harder to fathom. u.s. forces knowing who senior taliban leaders are, knowing where they are, and knowingly letting them pass safely on their way to kabul and then presumably back home against to keep fightingup troops. joining us now a senior fell low for american progress. he specializes in the middle east and south asia. brian, thank you for being here. we appreciate your time. >> hi, rachel. >> it is tough leading taliban leaders pass safely when so many u.s. troops are being killed by the taliban. the only reason it makes sense is if these negotiations are going to end the war. do you really think it's likely they are? >> i i don't think anyone really knows the answer to that
medical people here today, the fact that a letter from secretary sebelius. they're going to pay less rather than more. there will be more medicare-advantaged people on the roll now. my opponent doesn't like any insurance companies to have to do anything. she's against mammogram, colonoscopies, and as we heard lately insurance covering kids that have autism. that's really extreme. >> is there anything at all that you think the insurance companies should be mandated to cover? anything? >> anything at all? >> yes. >> i think that what we -- what we have here is a choice between the free market and americanism. americanism is about choices and we need to allow people to have those choices. the free market will weed out those companies that don't offer as many choices and don't have a cost-effective system. let the people decide where they
they're going to pay less rather than more. there will be more medicare-advantaged people on the roll now. my opponent doesn't like any insurance companies to have to do anything. she's against mammogram, kol on os skopies and as we heard lately insurance covering kids that have autism. that's really extreme. >> is there anything at all that you think the insurance companies should be mandated to cover? anything? >> anything at all? >> yes. >> i think that what we -- what we have here is a choice between the free market and americanism. americanism is about choices and we need to allow people to have those choices. the free market will weed out those companies that don't offer as many choices and don't have a cost-effective system. let the people decide where they want to buy their insurance. you don't have to force them to buy anything. and you don't have to force anyone to offer a product that