to say coming out. afghanistan must never again be a safe haven for al qaeda to launch attacks against us. what s undeniable and what we can never forget is our forces are making very real progress. the fastest way to end the killing which is what we want to see is for assad to go. tehran must understand that it cannot escape or evade the choice before it. meet your international obligations or face the consequences. so some vague war threats there from the president with iran. meet your obligations or face the consequences. interesting from a man who says that loose talk of war is not that was loose talk of war but again the broadness with these things leaves a lot of room for opportunity. and then the other statement statement from prime minister cameron saying we must secure afghanistan so the taliban can never again launch an attack against us. meanwhile, when you talk, you joe to joe sestack and walk through our congress. these men in afghanistan regardless of what o
with this bill. let s be clear on what this would do. it would functionally gut everything about the affordable care act. right? if you are allowed to exempt yourself for any moral qualm you have with anything, presumably employers would all the sudden be finding all kinds of new moral objections to anything that cost them any money. it would be the new cost control in the obama health care bill. the moral objection clause, in which we just start eliminating every provision of your health care. and you thought obesity was a moral sin, you wouldn t have to cover. or aids treatment. or aids treatment, right? life care. there are all kinds. so the broadness just even as a piece of crafted legislation that could plausibly become law. it is essentially a backdoor gutting of the entire entirety of the regime of the affordable care act. it s been driving republicans crazy, but it is hard to get crazier than rush limbaugh on
it would functionally gut everything about the affordable care act. right? if you are allowed to exempt yourself for any moral qualm you have with anything, presumably employers would all the sudden be finding all kinds of new moral objections to anything that cost them any money. it would be the new cost control in the obama health care bill. the moral objection clause, in which we just start eliminating every provision of your health care. and you thought obesity was a moral sin, you wouldn t have to cover. or aids treatment. or aids treatment, right? life care. there are all kinds. so the broadness just even as a piece of crafted legislation that could plausibly become law. it is essentially a backdoor gutting of the entire entirety of the regime of the affordable care act. it s been driving republicans crazy, but it is hard to get crazier than rush limbaugh on this subject. let s listen to what rush had to
white house says we re not talking to the chattering class, we didn t care about the media echo chamber, we re trying to reach the public. we ll see when polls come back in coming days whether that is true. it better be true they weren t trying to speak to the chattering class because the chattering cl ining class along ideological spectrum was really thumbs down on this speech. i was struck by the intensity and broadness of the negative reviews. is that because we raised expectations too high or he didn t meet any expectations? i felt that the white house did fairly purposefully raise the expectations of this speech. they said, hey, almost by definition you do that when you ask networks for oval office time for a prime time address to speak to the nation. as you know, it is a very sort of rare opportunity. presidents are very careful about exercising it. that automatically builds expectations that there will be something new and important to say. people didn t feel there was much
broadness you have work a responsibility and that was a huge mistake it was my but. a mistake that mark second birth will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us. ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit use the data extensible to other companies. and of course facebook being a heavyweight on the new york stock exchange there have been reactions right there let s talk our financial correspondent in new york so fishermans q. s joining us hi sophie it s good to see you well we saw the facebook stock recovered today two percent in part of the trading session so does that mean that mark zuckerberg words were enough to calm down investors. well that is exactly what it looks like at the moment it has been a bumpy ride for this stop it dipped into correction territory and facebook shares