disrupted. the outside of the brain may look fine, but the way the brain talks to itself, the connections might be interrupted. elisabeth: would a normal checkup show this? no. you would never be able to see it on a normal mri. elisabeth: when we talk about young players getting hit versus an adult, we re hearing young players taking adult size hits on their brains, what s the difference there and how does it impact a kid? in one hand, younger patients do very well in terms of recovery from all kinds of injuries. myself as a stroke specialist, young patients always do well. however, kids are more fearless. i think they re more apt to jump in. there is also a push for kids to be tough. you got to get back in the game. there is a lot of pressure to keep performing even though the patient might be impaired in many different ways than what would be obvious. elisabeth: the nfl is sustaining hits over time. so we have the statistics coming in aren t great. we ve got discussions goi
even a broke clock is right twice a day, clarence. you know, this is good news, reverend. i ve known newt gingrich for years. and there s good newt and naughty newt. naughty newt comes out and panders to that birther vote like trump does. but good newt is a man of ideas. that s why liberals like to talk to newt gingrich because he s always got ideas. some of them aren t great. others are not bad. one thing he does know is that republicans cannot just continue to vote against obama care without saying what would you replace it with? both parties agree the nation s health care system is broken. the needs of those 30, 40 million people who have been uninsured need to be taken care of. and victoria, you get a little excited when you see, wow, newt said what was true. because all of us want to hear some counterpolicy ideas. and you wait on the big idea, then the chairman of the party priebus comes and gives the big
this really shows for some people there s a switch that turns on hunger, and it s hard for people to feel sarbia iasat. and while they may eat foods that aren t great, and you and i can talk about fruits and vegetables ad nauseam, it s really tough for people. just like there s a genetic kick for exercise. not everyone can do it well, and for some people it s painful. you said it s hard to eat correctly. how would you characterize it medically? medically, they can t get full. they re chronically hungry. but we ve sort of fed into this also with an abundance of bad food. we re looking at a real critical storm. we have an abundance of bad fat, bad carb food that is very, very, very cheap. we now recognize there are genetic predispositions for some people, where they are genetically predisposed to be thick around the middle, predisposed eto be hungry and
some time. are you going to run for governor? you know, i would be lying if i told you that i hadn t had aspirations to run for a statewide office. i love this state. james carville, decode that for us. yes, yes, and i say yes! i m going to get in trouble here but that s she s a good looking 50-year-old woman. oh, good lord. you are in trouble now. i m in trouble. officially in trouble. i couldn t help it. i m not supposed to notice that kind of stuff. my wife is going to bite my head off. she energizes the entire state of democratic activists. she gave an honest answer. yeah, i m that s okay. i always thought about being governor. better answer than just i m fighting for the people of ft. worth. so rick perry is doing well in texas. third term is it? yeah. third term. his approval ratings aren t great, but he s doing okay. can a democrat win statewide?
this. many of their troops, many of their numbers, have been caught by it. this nexus of e-mail, telecom, phone communications and financial data, this tripartide next does. when they say, my god, we re handing a weapon, to the terrorists. the terrorists are very clear, anyone with a passing interest in this realm of terror understands exactly how this process works because it s been published many times in many places. in my book, in other books, in the newspapers. and that s certainly a main issue that they need to be concerned about. how do we get caught? how do we evade them? and so this whole notion that they say time and again, oh, gosh, now we ve handed a weapon to the terrorists, now they know how we do it is actually pretty hollow and i think they kind of know that. it seems like we re getting two arguments. one, this program has been irreparably harmed by discussing the details of it, and, two, the program is very, very effective, we just can t tell you how. seems like thos