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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140414:17:28:00

some people miss the child tax credit or dependent care credit. and that applies to mom and daughter and son. and educational and job hunting costs. and remember, and keep this in mind. there is no penalty and if you are owed money. if you do owe money that is different. 760 million is left on the table. that is nothing for 2013 that could top a billion dollars. tweep now and midnight tomorrow. fill out the returns. every dollar counts. john roberts thank you for that. and out coming hss secretary kathleen sebelius speaking out. the timing of the departure is called in question. and the new phase for looking

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140401:17:48:00

free. some of them in deportation centers and released and some are dangerous and most are not. if the president is going to follow the law and obey the law and enforce the law, he ought to do that instead of changing the law so radically. here is orth. department of homeland security. tweep 2009 and 12, there were 1.5 million deportation. and they argue they are counting them in a different way. if you stop in the boarder and take them back to mexico, that is considered a u-turn. they are counting those as deportations. and mark twain said there are lies and damn lies and statistics. the government can do what it wants and describe that turn. but the president has deported

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140220:18:04:00

a start. chris wallace joins us now. chris, you heard 7 million target and now is he low balling us on purpose? i don t know. i think they would be thrilled if they got 5 or 6 million given the terrible start and the latest numbers are over three millions with two months to go. 5 or 6 million sounds realistic and they can live with that. that would be another sign of how badly the program started. there were other numbers that are concerning and one of them is the risk pool of those signing up. 5 or 6 or 7 million, how many of them are the young healthy tweep 20 and 35 years of age. they need them because they need their premiums and not having to pay for a lot of services. but they originally projected 40 percent of the risk pool would

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110514:16:00:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110514:16:00:00
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u.s. army corps of engineers is expected to open the floodgates on the morganza spillway. the plan is to slowly divert floodwaters away from baton rouge and new orleans. the spillway has not been opened in nearly 40 years. the move will flood other areas in south central louisiana. and this map right here you re about to see it, it says it all. areas in yellow could get up to 20 feet of water and green up to 15 feet. we ll have live coverage of a briefing by the u.s. army corps of engineers at 2:00 eastern time. in areas like morgan city, louisiana, could get disastrous flooding. morgan city is protected by flood walls. but those walls could fail. the city s mayor talked about his concerns with her ed lavandera. reporter: are you worried about it flooding? this is the heart of the city. it is. and it s primarily protected by that wall right there. it would take a failure of that wall, i think, before this would really be at risk. what we re really concerned about is tha

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