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about this for years and under the president's plan anyone making more than $1 million a year would paper the same percentage of taxes at the middle class. boy, it does not sit well with republicans. >> when you pick one area of the economy and say we're going to tax those people, because most people are not those people, that's class warfare. >> warren buffett has been honest and others i know who have haven't fortunate in life and wealthy say, for goodness sake, raise my taxes if that's going to help this economy move forward. >> brianna keilar is on the phone in washington with mo...

With the taliban, to have a dialogue or some political solution and the information coming out says yes but not without securing afghanistan because if you don't have effective stability, you won't have effective talks to begin with. do you agree and do you agree with what was said in this interview as to the peace and security in the region? >> the key issue, you touched on it precisely, a pre-condition for afghanistan to move forward and alter what exists today is security and that is exactly what the forces in afghanistan, the coalition forces in afghanistan led by stan mcchrystal and his g...

Powers. as james madison said on the federalist papers the powers of the federal government under the constitutions are few and fin e finite. the powers of state governments are numerous and infinite. the fact that the state government can do that have nothing to do with the federal government's constitutionality it do it. and people often mention driving as examples. there's no constitutional right to drive and the state imposes this on you as a pre-condition. >> if you want to drive. >> if you want to drive. only if you use public roads. if you have your own ranch and you want to drive there...

Powers. as james madison said on the federalist papers the powers of the federal government under the constitutions are few and fin e finite. the powers of state governments are numerous and infinite. the fact that the state government can do that have nothing to do with the federal government's constitutionality it do it. and people often mention driving as examples. there's no constitutional right to drive and the state imposes this on you as a pre-condition. >> if you want to drive. >> if you want to drive. only if you use public roads. if you have your own ranch and you want to drive there...

I think what's interesting is the iraqi dynamic, the kurds, the coalitions and the shia, and a lot of different parties now. there's a lot of competition, whoever comes out of that process is going to be a long process is going to have the content of the major groups and won't be able to work with whoever that might be. we don't know who it might be. >> a lot of what i've been reading is around services, basic service, they want roads paved and electricity to reach all corners of iraq and they're not getting that yet and they're tired of that, you know, politics back and forth between all of t...