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In Washington, D.C. on June 9, 1893, the interior of ramshackle Ford’s Theatre collapses, causing the deaths of 23 people. The building—where President Lincoln

Bill: congress has taken the deal so far as we can tell right now. how many members of congress will take the subsidies? it is unbelievable thing you can pass a law and change the rules and take taxpayer dollars to fund your health care. and to get subsidies that are not granted to every-day americans. this is ridiculous. >> you're absolutely right. you're absolutely right. this is when the president came down to speak to house democrats, apparently the deal was cut then. i don't even know if the speaker is aware of it. we inquired about it, how this is happening. this is unilaterally coming f...

The recession hit americans. this is according to "the new york times". u.s. incomes continue to spiral, even after the recession officially ended in 2009. the report covers a two-year stretch from june '09 to this year. the median household income dropping close to 7 percent to just under $50,000. let's bring in stu varney from the fox business network, anchor of varnny & company. so stu, what is the big picture here? >> okay. the big picture is that our standard of living is actually falling, our spending power is falling, and the growth in prosperity which we had had for the best part of a ...

>> chris: well obviously that wasn't dick cheney, that was joe biden and we have cheney on our mind. can the white house reignite the political opposition in iran that it did so little to support in 2009. >> i hope so and the political opposition has to reignite itself and there is the opposition, called for a demonstration tomorrow which the iranian government is trying to suppress and it is striking to me, the administration will not say it made a mistake but i think they now understand they made a terrible mistake in june '09 in not supporting the iranians, in the streets of tehran, and, vi...

>> he was not opposed to it on constitutional grounds but political grounds. he got in a room and policy people sat down with him and said the bill is going to be a lot better with the individual mandate. i want to add what congressman weinor said to us. and dole and chafee and grassly and hatch co-sponsored a bill that was a republican alternative with an individual mandate. romney used it. as recently as june '09, thaz a bipartisan consensus there.