why can t we get the justice against spore sores of terrorism act enacted and passed so we don t have to deal with this ever again. when you hear this continuing debate about torture in the country now, how does that make you feel? it upsets me because, again, we don t go to the real issue. what torture was torture is watching what happened on 9/11. watching people jump out of the buildings to save themselves, to diaz opposed to being burned to death or smoke. the carpet was burning beneath their feet. i had to listen to my husband on the phone when he called me that morning. torture is telling your children that their father was killed by terrorists on american soil and our government isn t standing by our side to help us go after the people that caused it. so i live in a tortured environment, and i don t think pouring water up their nose or letting them walk around naked, it doesn t matter to me. do you think we should be
a huge dip in youth voters. these are the president s base walking from him saying this isn t just independents or right republicans. this is the president s base saying we re rejecting this. they haven t come to the republican party. washington s approval rating is even worse. so they re rejecting that. in the final two years, and his base isn t standing firm when you re watching hispanics walking with them. and he is saying for the fifth or sixth year in a row. they ve just lost, the credibility factor. not just the trust has been lost. i want to give you the final word. what do you see happening on capitol hill when it comes to the debt ceiling fight? will this turn into a government shutdown? no. i think both parties are not interested in that kind of a stand-off. i think you will hear a lot in january about unemployment insurance and the republican opposition to food stamp programs and the war on the
reporters basically that the white house, the obama administration strongly condemns the violence taking place there right now. but how poor or how good, perhaps, is the line of communication between the people making decisions in egypt and the obama administration? both sides and egypt fault the u.s. government, one saying the u.s. was come police sit, the other side saying the u.s. isn t standing behind it? well, i think the obama administration has to be extremely disappointed. this has been a terrible day in cairo. the military authorities as steve suggested has miscalculated. they have a short-term plan to take protesters off the street but in the long term they ll deepen the divisions within egypt. the united states is not come police scitsicity come polic complicit. the united states has not wanted
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exits on this highway that they can easily avoid that type of ruling. there are very significant problems of standing in both cases. and it gives an out for justices, quite frankly. they could easily decide that there isn t standing in this case, either one. i have to say, you know, i ve been covering the supreme court a long time, i ve been teaching this a long time. i haven t seen cases like this, where the standing issues were so pronounced. so you could have this weird situation where this is viewed by some justices as a matter of procedure, as opposed to constitutional law. okay. patricia, though, in another interview david bois thinks the health care ruling, it s not going to vote by their traditional ideological lines, he think it s going to go 6-3, 7-2. he does not think it s going to be a 5-4 decision.