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Disinformation. the clock has actually never reached midnight but if it does, the bulletin's president and ceo says it will mean there's been some event led to total aannihilation. i want you to bring back in jonah goldberg, ashley allison, and tia, mitchell. >> i don't want to be the bumper here. >> doomsday clock. >> i think the doomsday clock has been hot garbage for decade, it's a publicity student. i live and think tank world the presence i know a lot of people think tank be world, the bulletin of a scientist board are no more expert at global affairs than a half dozen other think tanks t...

District. abby zwerner's lawyer claimed school officials were warned three times day of the shooting that the child had a gun. >> when a fourth employee who heard about the danger asked the administrator for permission to search the boy, he was denied. tragically almost an hour later, violence struck richneck elementary school. >> back with jonah goldberg and ashley allison and joined by tia mitchell "washington post" correspondent. this story is stunning for a lot of different reason, the idea that a 6-year-old child allegedly shot a teacher. hearing about the fact she survived it, she's able...

The tax proposal, which Republicans call a “fair tax,” is the same plan various conservatives have backed for more than two decades.

beth, america fans are living longer and healthier. lives than our parents and grandparents did. and we hear a lot about how working longer is a logical, maybe even inevitable response to this trend. you, in the introduction to your book that your is to amine the viability of this working longer framework. can you say more about how your book is helping to fill gap in the working longer conversation. yeah, so that's a great place to start. let's talk a little bit about where does this whole kind of working longer framework come from? what is this idea? so americans are living longer ...

beth, america fans are living longer and healthier. lives than our parents and grandparents did. and we hear a lot about how working longer is a logical, maybe even inevitable response to this trend. you, in the introduction to your book thatour is to examine the viability of this working longer framework. can you say more about how your book is helping to fill gap in the working longer conversation. yeah, so that's a great place to start. let's talk a little bit about where does this whole kind of working longer framework come from? what is this idea? so americans are living longer ...