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>> bill: breaking news now, high above the u.s. courthouse in downtown boston, this is what we know. mike levin, f.b.i. telling us that unrelated bomb threat inside the courthouse in boston, no arrests have been made. nobody being brought to court, thinking it is just a prank. that news just breaking here on "studio b." in the meantime, we want to move away from boston and to the biological weapons scare in our nation's capitol. the f.b.i. and the secret service now investigating several suspicious letters that have preliminarily tested positive for the deadly poison known as risin. one was ad...

John: he said as much more important to kill bad bills band pass good one. >> you wrote that to his father who was a law maker. he said give the administration a chance to catch up with legislation don't write too many laws. these phrases sound so foreign. he is a bit different and he believed an austerity that the economy would grow and his evidence shows he was correct. john: he is blamed for the depression. >> it is weird history if you don't want to hurt roosevelt you have to hurt the people who come before. >> but hoover came in between and increased spending. >> that's right. i blamed ho...

1923. john: but the know what also the political class, he is not liked. >> politicians of either party like to grow government and he shrinkage and i found it was fascinating how. he said no. all the time. whether the 50th and veto. john: he said as much more important to kill bad bills band pass good one. >> you wrote that to his father who was a law maker. he said give the administration a chance to catch up with legislation don't write too many laws. these phrases sound so foreign. he is a bit different and he believed an austerity that the economy would grow and his evidence shows he was ...

Also late in the week, heading to beijing to talk to china's leaders about this crisis. back to you guys in the studio. >> gretchen: thanks very much. david piper. seeing it firsthand in south korea. >> steve: let's go out to the state of oregon. when we all went to school, you would start the school day with the pledge of allegiance, right? well, did you realize in the state of oregon, they've got a law where kids are simply given the opportunity to say the pledge once a week. a law maker out there wants to change that. he wants them to be able to do the pledge once a day and extraordinarily,...

Good to see you. >> thank you, eric. >> thank you, ambassador. meanwhile, a leading republican law maker is raising serious new concerns about the obama administration's handling of the benghazi tor attack. it's senator lindsey graham accusing the white house of telling the injured survivors to, quote, be quiet and not share their stories. now he's urging his colleagues to help him get to the bottom of it. elizabeth prann reporting for us live in washington. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, jamie. we're learning more about the three diplomatic security agents and a state d...