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Every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feeling hits. -every day. -every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. [ male announcer ] 5-hour energy. every day. >> sean: one week ago, president obama rolled out the epic flip-flop on same-sex marriage. while the policy switch was intended to endear him to his base, he is feeling a backlash from many supporters. look week on my radio program, i was joined by people to discuss the obama flip-flop -- excuse me, excuse me -- evolution on the same-sex marriage would impact the 2012 general election. at the same ...

Been around 6 million. almost four million have been unemployed for a year. that is permanent underclass of people formerly proud americans. they paid mortgages. they sent their kids to college. the real sad story there, those kind of jobs, those skillsets you can't get paid a lot of money anymore to do. jenna: some republicans will say lower tax rates, get corporate america to start hiring again but i wonder if something like that, a policy switch would actually get those people that have been unemployed for over a year actually hired back into the workforce when honestly employers would see,...

Over a year. 5.6 million people. been around 6 million. almost four million have been unemployed for a year. that is permanent underclass of people formerly proud americans. they paid mortgages. they sent their kids to college. the real sad story there, those kind of jobs, those skillsets you can't get paid a lot of money anymore to do. jenna: some republicans will say lower tax rates, get corporate america to start hiring again but i wonder if something like that, a policy switch would actually get those people that have been unemployed for over a year actually hired back into the workforce w...

Leaves a number of cubans who have made part of the journey, like those in panama, in limbo. i am not going to cuba, this woman says. also uncertain is the fate of cubans to return to the island. the castro government has agreed to accept them but has offered no guarantees for their treatment, nor it is it clear t effect, if any, the roles will have. >> cubans are going to continue to leave the island, because there is a leadership that oppresses them on the island. >> more than 50,000 cubans came to the u.s. in 2016. that is double the number from just two years ago. bret? >> bret: steve harr...

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