today the house passes north of a trillion dollars on a spending bill. of all the things, this is the hill you re going to die on, this is the war you re going to wage? these 1.3 million people who are unemployed? this is where you re going to put your political capital? what really is astounding, the house is saying, let s cut $40 billion out of food stamps, absolutely will not discuss raising the minimum wage, does not want to leave in place the bridge to the next job that has worked so well during periods of high unemployment. they re getting advice, they need to start talking sympathetically about the poor and poverty and the challenges of the shrinking number of living wage jobs. let s not talk sympathetically, let s act to fix the challenge. to create the living wage jobs, to keep the safety net in place to make sure there s food on the table for the children.
there is stuff i don t like, stuff you don t like, stuff republicans don t like. of all the things, this is the hill you are going to die on. this is the war you are going to wage. you are going to compromise all over the place. these 1.3 million people who ar over the place. these 1.3 million people who are unemployed, this is where you re going to put your political capital? you know what really is astounding is while the house is saying let s cut $40 billion out of food stamps, absolutely will not discuss raising the minimum wage. does not not want to leave in place the bridge to the next job that has worked so well during periods of high unemployment. they re getting advice they need to start talking sympathetically about the poor and poverty and the challenges of the shrinking number of living wage jobs. well, let s not talk sympathetically. let s act to fix the challenge to create the living wage jobs, keep the safety net in place, make sure there s food on the table for the ch
deal of time doing was redefining the character of rachel jeantel. bernie d bernie de la rionda, sell he did like about not attending the funeral, but why? she didn t want to see the body and didn t come forward, because she lied about her age. she didn t want to face the parents of trayvon martin. did he do enough to persuade the jury this is a young woman whose evidence they could trust? i think one of the things he has going for him is this is a jury of six women, i believe four or three of whom had environment about her age or older, so they may look upon her a bit more sympathetically and as mothers say he does get up there and stick to her story. i think rachel was consistent. she establishes, number one that
pays $1.3 billion in aid so buy u.s.-made weapons and the egyptian people are sitting there saying, when do we get a say in this because none is on the rights of our freedom of rights and democracy. the u.s. one is not one that is looked upon sympathetically. i just want to respond there and interject one thing and you are the expert on these matters and i m sitting here in new york and you re sitting there in cairo and it is important for the american audience to understand that there is a base of popular support for the regime, whether that is completely the product of propaganda because they have been eculturated to it and system that buys people off, but genuinely millions of egyptians who do want to see the regime and power and want to see shafik announce the winner. isn t that correct? well, let me put it down in just plain numbers for you. in the first round of the elections, mohamed morsi got 25%
i will be honored to accept your nomination for vice president of the united states. krystal, here is who i want to hear from p.m. i said i need to hear from two people. steve schmidt and nicolle wallace because the scenes that most hung with me, steve schmidt calling john mccain in the middle of the night and saying, she is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. nicolle wallace having spent 60 close days with her at the end of the movie saying to steve schmidt, i couldn t bring myself to vote for the ticket. unless the two of them step forward and say that just didn t happen or it didn t happen like that or that s a distortion, then i m going to believe that s exactly the way it transpired. they were certainly the two people who were sort of most inside her psyche during the campaign, and interestingly, i read the book and i watched the movie, and i found that she was portrayed a bit more sympathetically in the book. i thought the book focused a little bit more on the aspect of he