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Spending you don't have a lo of places to go. once you say that those are of limits then there is not a lot you can actually cut there are certain programs the are not going to protect military spending or not cut military veterans. it is a smart decision it is true obviously, that americans control the senate and that there is a narrow - i do think that republicans ar much more ideologicall committed to having a win ou of this. i don't know what that looks like, but i do think that it i probably premature to assume that democrats will come out with more on their side of the legislature. >> wh...

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It takes a really brave person like Ntokozo Hazel Mhlaba to turn her traumatic experience as a rape survivor into a theatre production.

The impact of the baby boom generation is impossible to ignore. The roughly 76 million people born between 1946 and 1964 have reshaped American society at each stage of their lives. Philip Bump of The Washington Post takes a closer look at the generation’s impact in "The Aftermath: The Last Days of the Baby Boom and the Future of Power in America." Bump joined Geoff Bennett to discuss the book.