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Together. suskind is coming here to respond. coming up on "hardball," ron suskind, only on msnbc. hello. here's what's happening form the fbi has arrested a 26-year-old massachusetts man accused of plotting attacks on the pentagon and the u.s. capitol with large remote-controlled planes packed with explosives. he's a u.s. citizen and a graduate of boston's northwestern university. he started planning a jihad against americans in 2010. the just department has filed an appeal with the u.s. supreme court challenging a judge's ruling that strikes down key parts of president obama's health care...

And they did so with legal standing. it was legal according to international law. the other thing they said is there were a group of activists who had come on the boat in turkey, clearly looking for a fight. now, it's probably not a big surprise here that the israeli government in their commission have cleared their own soldiers in their incident. but the big question here is that the report leaves open is the intelligence failure. how could israel and how could the military intelligence group miss a group so clearly looking for a fight as it headed out in the flotilla? >> jamie: leland vitter...

You an airliner over detroit on christmas day. right now nine members of a michigan militia accused of plotting attacks against the u.s. are asking a federal judge to release them. the eight men and one woman accused of planning to kill a member of law enforcement, then launch an attack at the funeral. a federal judge reconsidering another judgment order to keep the nine locked up until their trial. we are waiting for president obama's arrival right now at an event in fort madison, iowa. >> it will be up to each of you to make sure young people, africans, latinos and young american who powered...

We already know that hutaree members spoke an unknown language. eight alleged members of the group pleaded not guilty to charges of plotting attacks on police officers. well the ink on the new health care law is barely dry, already republican attorneys general in 15 states are challenging the legislation. the chief legal claim, the so-called individual mandate that requires everybody to buy health care or face fines. they say it's unconstitutional. well, is it? joining us to discuss the multiimpact of this lawsuit. jonathan curley, he's a law professor in george washington university in d.c....

Race-based admissions a good idea in public colleges and universities? stand by for your e-mail. five americans on trial in pakistan accused of plotting attacks against that country. they're laying out their defense. there's a new development in the story of a popular lebanese television host who is now facing execution -- execution. maybe this friday in saudi arabia for witchcraft. they've served for decades as a golden, tasty sidekick to the all-american meal. french fries, and our national passion for them, are legendary.