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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131129:17:37:00

kick in and the subsidies kick in. once those kick in, it's going to prove almost impossible to undo obama care. the administration's plan is very simple, get everyone addicted to the sugar so obama care remains a permanent feature of our society. >> this i guess the strangest acknowledgement. people might really like it. lets mess it up before it gets to them. >> he's saying they like being insured, people can go to the doctor when they are sick. one reason they are so desperate to stop obama care, what we fight about is whether the u.s. government has a role in social policy and making things better for the average americans. the tea party talking about disrupters, say no, government solution, we need less and less and less of it. if obama care works it provides

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131126:01:38:00

put it this way, when you look back at the gingrich contract for america and the kind of agenda of the tea party congress, in fact there was actual social policy they wanted to implement, much of it i think terrible, a lot of those things we still live with today, but there was an agenda, and there is no agenda now. >> this is just no, no, no, no. >> this is no, no, this is destruction, destruction, destruction, and that really comes, that transformation comes across beautifully in the piece. julia ioffi from "the new republic," thank you. >> thanks. >> john boehner signs on for obama care and republicans were hoping it would be a cataclysmic disaster. the surprising turn of events next. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131126:04:38:00

agenda of the tea party congress, in fact there was actual social policy they wanted to implement, much of it i think terrible, a lot of those things we still live with today, but there was an agenda, and there is no agenda now. >> this is just no, no, no, no. >> this is no, no, this is destruction, destruction, destruction, and that really comes, that transformation comes across beautifully in the piece. julia ioffi from "the new republic," thank you. >> thanks. >> john boehner signs on for obama care and republicans were hoping it would be a cataclysmic disaster. the surprising turn of events next. no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car, and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131126:08:38:00

>> when you look back, i always put it this way, when you look back at the gingrich contract for america and the kind of agenda of the tea party congress, in fact there was actual social policy they wanted to implement, much of it i think terrible, a lot of those things we still live with today, but there was an agenda, and there is no agenda now. >> this is just no, no, no, no. >> this is no, no, this is destruction, destruction, destruction, and that really comes, that transformation comes across beautifully in the piece. julia ioffi from "the new republic," thank you. >> thanks. >> john boehner signs on for obama care and republicans were hoping it would be a cataclysmic disaster. the surprising turn of events next. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131125:06:30:00

coming from the private sector, from people like you and less from governments. >> no. governments are the backbone of this. >> no, no, no. bill gates has it all wrong. he's gcomputers, he's not good at social policy. just last week i had a research paper presented in my seminar series here about the great chicago fire of 1871 and what happened afterwards, there was no fema to rush in and botch thing. it was civil society and private organizations that band together and help get people out of danger into new homes. it worked better than fema ordering people where the can and can't go and botching the whole process. >> a recent edition of forbes magazine, their richest people list, features big philanthropy. so they're now rating billionaires by how much the give. and kind of warm my heart. it's great. let's have a competition among absurdly rich people on helping

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131125:17:21:00

going towards implementation part of this. i do think you need to keep watching the types of democrats who dip their toe in the water when it comes to making any changes whatsoever because it's starting to be a problem. >> angela, i'm not sure, definitely a distinction there between the sabotage caucus that wants trojan horse amendments and doing things to fix or improve it. the new republic talking about this and the context of liberalism. writes a two-page bill could have extended medicare and coverage by relying on the public market and straining to avoid the taint of big government, it's russian novel of social policy now totalling 20,202 cases. he goes on to talk about this as a test case for the kind of big policy they want. do wets a point where house democrats say no. what we need to do to build on this is do more with medicare, government side of reforms that

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131125:03:30:00

coming from the private sector from people like you and lesser from government. >> governmentments are the backbone of this. >> no, bill gates has it all wrong. he is good at computers not good at social policy. last week i had a research paper presented at any seminar series about the great chicago fire of 18971. it was private charity and civil society organizations that banded together to help them get out of their homes. better than fema ordering people where they can and can't go and botching the whole process. >> a recent addition -- edition of forbes magazine that featured philanthropy, they are now rating billionaires by how much they give and kind of warmed my heart. it was great. let's have a competition among the absurdly rich people on

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131123:22:30:00

like you and less from governments. >> governments are the backbone of this. >> no, no, no. bill gates has it all wrong. he's good at computers. he's not good at social policy. last week i had a research paper presented in my seminar series about the great chicago fire of 1871. what happened afterward? there was no fema to rush in and botch things. it was civil society organizations that band together and helped get people out of the city who lost homes, who brought in new shelters, brought in clothing judging from what i was hearing, it worked a heck of a lot better than when we get fema in there ordering people where they can and can't go and botching the whole process. >> a recent addition of "forbes" magazine, their richest people list, featured big philanthropy. so they're now rating billionaires by how much they give and kind of warmed my heart. it was great. let's have a competition among rich people on helping others rather than just buying jets and

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Fareed Zakaria GPS-20131117-18:08:00

population will be over 65 years old, so they are quite concerned, but the truth is this relaxation is unlikely to produce a transformation in the population. really it's just going to be a slight bump, if anything. we're looking at maybe a million or two more children born per year. and it's really not going to take effect for another 17 or 18 years if you start to think about the impact on the labor force. so i think it's a positive step. i think it's a liberalization of social policy from a regime that has not been terribly liberal, but it is not a dramatic shift in policy. >> one of the things that strikes me in asia, as women get more educated and people get rich, the fertility rates drop, they really stop having babies, south korea, japan, singapore, the drop off is dramatic. >> singapore went from having a policy of discouraging women from having more children to overnight switching to encouraging them to have more children.

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Fareed Zakaria GPS-20131117-15:07:00

concerned. the truth is this relaxation is unlikely to produce transformation. it's going to be a slight bump, if anything. we're looking at maybe a million or two more children born per year and it's really not going to take effect for another 17 or 18 years if you stop to think about it in terms of impact on the labor force. so i think it is a positive step. i think it's liberalization of social policy from a regime that's not been terribly liberal but not a dramatic transformation in policy. >> one thing that strikes me is in asia as people get -- as women get more educated and people get rich, the fertility rates really drop off and stop having babies. south korea, japan, singapore, drop-off is dramatic. >> singapore went to overnight switching women to have more children and in china as elizabeth says they reached a point where there are a lot of forces reducing fertility other

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