we have such programs here in nebraska between our different campuses, between the community colleges and our state and the university. we actually have a unique program where we are piloting reverse transfer of credit back to trinity college is so someone who did not complete their associates degree in actually used some of their university courses for that purpose. the more dialogue there is between institutions the more efficient it is in the more cost is reduced as you point out. host: dr. linder you said earlier $300 million for research at the university of nebraska lincoln. what is the university researching and what are the different areas and what is the main focus? guest: obviously there are a variety of areas but being that we are in an agricultural state some of our focuses are on how you properly use water resources and how you grow food with less water. we face a population crisis in this world. we will have more and more mouths that need to be fed and they
room, making clear what he thinks of the sequester. we shouldn t be making a series of dumb, arbitrary cuts to things that businesses depend on and workers depend on, like education and research and infrastructure and defense. woodruff: the president was also adamant on where the blame lies with those who balked at erasing tax loopholes for the wealthy and other revenue raisers. none of this is necessary. it s happening because. a choice that republicans in congress have made. they ve allowed these cuts to happen because they refuse to budge on closing a single wasteful loophole to help reduce the deficit. woodruff: but republicans were having none of it. shortly before the president emerged, house speaker john boehner again rejected the demand for more taxes. the president got his tax hikes on january 1. this discussion about revenue, in my view, is over. it s about taking on the spending problem here in washington. woodruff: the president now has until just bef
we shouldn t be making a series of dumb, arbitrary cuts to things that businesses depend on and workers depend on, like education and research and infrastructure and defense. woodruff: the president was also adamant on where the blame lies with those who balked at erasing tax loopholes for the wealthy and other revenue raisers. none of this is necessary. it s happening because. a choice that republicans in congress have made. they ve allowed these cuts to happen because they refuse to budge on closing a single wasteful loophole to help reduce the deficit. woodruff: but republicans were having none of it. shortly before the president emerged, house speaker john boehner again rejected the demand for more taxes. the president got his tax hikes on january 1. this discussion about revenue, in my view, is over. it s about taking on the spending problem here in washington. woodruff: the president now has until just before midnight to issue an order that makes the cuts o
well, that part is done. joyner lynn and ray thanks to the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. but what comes next is not as clear. article 1, section 3 says, the mo moratta and chester rice, and senate shall have the sole power joe row, and christopher stakows to try all impeachments. but when? no timeline is specified. five 2020 presidential kishgs and mel turner and chris and what if a republican what candidates are also sitting if all the republican members of senators which means they ll be williamson and our director is the senate have already sworn to jurors in the impeachment trial of donald trump when, and if, it from down under, and our special play along party lines? effectively making trump s ever happens. joining me now, msnbc political exoneration all but certain, fill-in director, and our interintern amounting to nothing more than a corrector and politics editor at sham of a trial, something the the root.com, jason johnson and s and our news associate is peo