correct? that s right. it was very intimidating. beneath this innocuous exterior it lies the heart of a monster. i jumped into the audience, i ripped at least one guy s throat out. in actuality none of those things happened of course. this is what s so funny. this is the last campus where they had to bring out dozens of security members, dozens of cops, the stadiums were s more on-call apparently because of what happened when lucian came to speak. that s not rare. what i was at berkeley they had to bring hundreds of police officers. when i was at northwestern they bound the public from coming. when i was at the university of wisconsin of the front of the stage was taken over. when i was at cal state a near riot broke out. tonight was actually relatively calm. i think a lot of that had to do with the fact that the university really did its job and getting a lot of security out there. it s cold, these are fair weather protesters. they will not show up when it s 30 degrees. part of it t
dael in jae deal in geneva. so much so, secretary of state john kerry changed plans in order to deal there. president obama saying he is sorry some americans are losing their health coverage because of the affordable care act even though he said they would not. the president says his team is working to close the holes and gaps in the new law. in the meantime, two senators, democrat joe manchin and republican mark kirk have introduced a bill that would delay by a year the penalty for those who choose to go without insurance. just when you thought it couldn t get more bizarre up in toronto, the mayor rob ford there, well, this video of him has surfaced, him making violent threats. unclear we should point out, who his tirade is aimed at. in it he says he ll rip that person s throat out, poke out his eyes and make sure the person is dead. ford already admitted earlier this week to smoking crack cocaine but says he will not
rip fiorina s throat out. she is going so aggressive in ads portraying her as a figure to ship jobs overseas at hp while enriching herself. she said, yeah, carly was a success in business and a success in outsourcing jobs and enriching herself. it was quite a striking display of aggressiveness by barbara boxer. that s why she has a lead. it seems like the two hottest races are the career politician against the former ceo. you could not have a more stark contrast of styles and sort of approaches to governance. meg whitman and carly fiorina are saying we need change. we can t have the same horse trading and the same approach to solving the political problems and creating new jobs. what jerry brown and barbara boxer are saying is, first of all, they are trying to redirect the public anger toward business