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Going to an island and hiding out. shows real self restraint. i talked to a person involved this yesterday, has been talking to a lot of people on the hill. says this is by no means assured and nervous about it. i think it's up for grabs and a lot depends on how the next several weeks go down with the advertising, lobbying other members and too early to say right now and not good news for the white house, certainly. >> it is not. we should mention they did get gillibrand chuck schumer's junior colleague in new york and ted nelson an gus king and momentum up until the announcement of schumer an...

it's perfectly possible that the north korea does not become a democracy on day one. it's arrogant of americans to thinksha somehow democracy occurs in one day. it took a long day. and america was formed in unique way. everybody of a you are refugee from other places except for the indians. it's possible you could see a transition not unlike what south korea went through. south korea was poor, relatively run by a strong man. relatively unfree and over some number of decades became more freer. >> does technology eventually make democracy inevitable. >> one of the observations that we ...

>> ifill: ray suarez continues our series inside immigration reform. tonight, we debate the "e- verify" system to check workers' eligibility. >> woodruff: we look at the surprise result in iran's presidential election, and what they could mean for its nuclear program and relations with the u.s. >> ifill: hari sreenivasan gets the latest on the war in the states over whether to expand medicaid under president obama's health care law. >> woodruff: and paul solman closes with a conversation with the author of a new book, "who owns the future?," which poses a provocative way to think of ...

>> ifill: hari sreenivasan gets the latest on the war in the states over whether to expand medicaid under president obama's health care law. >> woodruff: and paul solman closes with a conversation with the author of a new book, "who owns the future?," which poses a provocative way to think of our digital lives. >> the government should have to pay for whatever it does, including getting information from people, and should be constrained by its budget. so if they have to pay for collecting those images of you walking around, then they have to create a sense of balance about how often ...

our series inside immigration reform. tonight, we debate the "e- verify" system to check workers' eligibility. >> woodruff: we look at the surprise result in iran's presidential election, and what they could mean for its nuclear program and relations with the u.s. >> ifill: hari sreenivasan gets the latest on the war in the states over whether to expand medicaid under president obama's health care law. >> woodruff: and paul solman closes with a conversation with the author of a new book, "who owns the future?," which poses a provocative way to think of our digital lives. >> the gover...