thousands of girls being sold for sex all over the country every single day. tonight msnbc returns to san francisco and goes undercover with the city s human trafficking task force. he is in, he s in, he s in. as they fight to pull back the veil on this cruelest of parlor games. so sorry, first time, please help me. and try to rescue the girls and young women trapped as sex slaves in the land of the free. every minute of their day is spent either being raped or waiting for the next man to show up who is going to rape them. standing guard at america s golden gate, the city of san francisco is uniquely seasoned with asian influence.
health insurance. there are some states, believe it or not, that want the marketplace, but don t want the medicaid. and that s going to lead to a cruel result. there s nothing the president can do, and it s not his fault. that s what the supreme court said. so we can have this bizarre situation where let s say a business with 60 employees can or an individual going into an individual market will get the benefit of tax credits for everybody with incomes of 138% of the federal poverty level or above. but they won t get it for people who work between 100 and 138%. so lower income people who desperately need the health insurance, we would have the cruelest of all situations in those states. and there s nothing the president can do about it, because of the supreme court decision. so we had to persuade the states to come on. but more and more states with republican governors, republican legislators are doing it. well, and tell them about arkansas. because we re doing well down there.
it makes sense that death isn t a deterrent. it s geographically arbitrary. three states killed more than half of all those executed in recent years while 17 haven t killed anyone in years. the system is biased against those who kill whites and in favor for those with a more expensive defense. if your defense and expert costs are over $3 20e 20,000, you have a 19% chance of death. if they re under, it s a 44% chance. is this any way to run the mechanism of death? can fallible humans even be trusted with this much power? over 142 people have been sentenced to death then exonerated. if death can t be administered without the possibility of error, then it shouldn t be applied at all. despite the many flaws in the system, we do get an emotional dividend. vengeance against those who have put us in fear. doing cruel things to the cruelest among us. that s supposed to make us feel better. supposed to make the politicians look tougher and supposed to make the families file by iey i. society an
our hands. we have no influence. great sacrifice. i think that is sort of the most ironic tragedy of them all. bret: today there was an exchange between james rose an jay carney at the white house in which carney said that george w. bush was to be credited for taking out saddam hussein along with the u.s. military who were there obviously. is there an issue in looking back and seeing the good in iraq talking about it? the good is unmistakable. saddam regime, dynasty with this was the cruelest on the planet. sadistic government. it was the most aggressive. starting wars on all fronts. it s gone. iraq now is not a left. not exactly democratic. but it s not the hell that saddam iraq was. that is undeniable. the problem for americans the sacrifice was huge. and tragic.
the idea is called america. and it still works! marco rubio was followed by rand paul, who announced a budget that will balance twice as fast as the one proposed. this week by america s most recent losing vice presidential candidate, who may never be president, but may find himself running in a primary four years from now against rand paul. this month, i will propose a five-year balanced budget. cutting the corporate income tax in half. by creating a flat, personal income tax of 17%. and cutting the regulations that are strangling american business. paul ryan and i can t wait. that will be the funniest and cruelest and deadliest on arrival budget proposal in washington history. i hereby invite rand paul to come on this program for the full hour on the day that he