sees everything. get this out of the way. turning over. they are going to look at it and they are going to investigate what is on it. so juan. that s not a criminal investigation. why isn t she doing it? well with i he guess it goes back to what i said at the very top to you william. i think she is very entitled and privileged and she thinks she doesn t have to do it. you will still despite all that you will still vote for her. me? you mean compared to any republican in the field at the moment? compared to anybody gandhi could be running and you would still vote for hillary. what if bill o reilly was running for president man come on. enyou this would be deported williams. say hello to kunga. mary katharine give me the last word. i think she is not interested in doing business in a transparent way. she has made that clear many times. i think she doesn t want to turn over because she doesn t want people to find out what was on it. if she did she would have done t
it only discrimination if you discriminate against a couple, a gay couple in a state that allows like new york and not a discrimination in a state that doesn t allow, like texas. it doesn t even allow the marriage in the first place. so in this opinion i think it is absolutely inevitable seed of turning over, nationalizing gay marriage in a way that rowe nationalized and abolished abortion laws. in a sense as justice scalia read the dissent, kennedy in the prop 8 case is in the center. he says in the end what the court fails to grasp or accept is the basic premise of the initiative process, and it is this. the essence of democracy is that the right to make law rests in the people and flows to the
not a good place to be at with china and the united states. and now russia blocking us on syria. if putin really wanted to try to show the other side of putin, he could get a big bargaining chip right now with the united states by turning over edward snowden. on the opposite end of the sort of number line of international influence, there s teeny tiny little ecuador who is really quite proudly playing this role and seems to be really relishing this position, both with regard to julian assange but also specifically now with mr. snowden. how do they fit into this and how does the united states government treat them here? well, the united states government does have a big trading relationship from ecuador s standpoint, but it has not stopped ecuador from covering for julian assange now for a year now in the embassy in london. i think ecuador is going to welcome snowden with open arms if he can get out of russia. did the administration make mistakes with mr. snowden s extradition, te
connections and clearly this is not a good place to be at with china and the united states. and now russia blocking us on syria. if putin really wanted to try to show the other side of putin, he could get a big bargaining chip right now with the united states by turning over edward snowden. on the opposite end of the sort of number line of international influence, there s teeny tiny little ecuador who is really quite proudly playing this role and seems to be really relishing this position, both with regard to julian assange but also specifically now with mr. snowden. how do they fit into this and how does the united states government treat them here? well, the united states government does have a big trading relationship from ecuador s standpoint, but it has not stopped ecuador from covering for julian assange now for a year now in the em bassy n london. i think ecuador is going to welcome snowden with open arms if he can get out of russia. did the administration make mistakes wi
show the other side of putin, he could get a big bargaining chip right now with the united states by turning over edward snowden. on the opposite end of the sort of number line of international influence, there s teeny tiny little ecuador who is really quite proudly playing this role and seems to be really relishing this position, both with regard to julian assange but also specifically now with mr. snowden. how do they fit into this and how does the united states government treat them here? well, the united states government does have a big trading relationship from ecuador s standpoint, but it has not stopped ecuador from covering for julian assange now for a year now in the embassy in london. i think ecuador is going to welcome snowden with open arms if he can get out of russia. did the administration make mistakes with mr. snowden s extradition, technically? they did not announce it willingly. it was broken by the washington post around 6:11 friday night that that indictm