fox urgent. secretary of state john kerry has not just wrapped up his meeting with russian foreign minister, and the goal, of course, is to find some way to de-escalate the crisis surrounding ukraine. i'm harris faulkner. that meeting, we're told, went on for hours. secretary kerry again making the case for diplomatic solution, saying russia also agrees at this point, at least in principle, that a diplomatic resolution is possible. that's kind of the headline out of the meeting, and also he said no decisions on ukraine's future will be made without ukraine's involvement and approval. remember how we got here. russia invaded ukraine for all intents and purposes. there was an election. people in ukraine voted to stay

with russia part of ukraine. the other part wants the democracy they voted for that doesn't have anything to do with russia. secretary kerry laid out our grave concern over the tens of thousands of russian troops near ukraine's border still. >> any real progress in ukraine must include a pullback of the very large russian force that is currently massing along ukraine's borders. and tonight, i raised with the foreign minister our strong concern about these forces. we believe that these forces are creating a climate of fear and intimidation in ukraine. >> russia, as we have been reporting, has repeatedly denied any plans to move any farther into ukraine, and calls the troop a

greg palkot has the latest live in kiev. what reaction are you hearing there tonight? >> okay, harris, it is lateñi he in kiev. the folks here are obviously watching this closely. there's a lot at stake here. it follows sunday's day of mourning,ñi marking 40 days sin the deadly protests and the sense is they sacrificed too much to give up anything. ukraine's foreign ministerñi sa he wants a diplomatic way forward, so he's probably heartened by the line from secretary of state kerry saying he does want to see ukraine at the table. lavrov saying basically the same thing, but the government here is flatly rejetting a core part

of the proposal, which is rewriting the constitution, granting big powers to the areas here next to russia. the tone from the government is who are you to tell us what to do? >> and greg, what is the latest on the status of the russian troops on the border? we have heard some estimates that there are 80,000 on the border of ukraine. >> big numbers, andñi big worri. and again, harris, the folks here have got to be a littleçó heartened by the words coming from secretary kerry saying in fact he does want those troops pulled back, but disheartened by the fact there was no commitment. the ukraine military has been on high alert for many days, many weeks now. analysts tell me, yeah, the number is something like 50,000 just a few hours from the border. 10,000 right at the border. that is ominous, and again, no commitment coming from the meeting tonight about pulling the troops back. but one analyst told me tonight

that he is seeing changes on the ground. that he's seeing some regrouping, some pulling back of the troops. some decrease in the tensions there. a lessening of the chance of an invasion, perhaps aside from the meeting tonight in paris, there is stuff going on on the ground, and it could be dtied to the diplomatic part in russia. russia hasñi been saying all along, these are just exercises. thoseçó exercises are supposed end tomorrow, so in fact, if we see troops move out after tomorrow, then maybe they're talking the truth. if not, then maybe they have other intentions. back to you. >> that will be pretty easy to watch for, greg, because when you move tens of thousands of people, it's kind of noticeable. we and the rest of the world will watch. thank you. now let'sçó move on to the affordableñiñi care act/obamaca. afterñi years of debate and glitches and bugs, we're in the homestretch for the obama administration, maybe. most americans must sign up for health insurance by tomorrow under obamacare.

or face a tax penalty. but as (ññ have been reporting, that deadline has been suddenly moving sincexd friday. certainly not set in stone. the obama administration is now granting extensions for just about anybody who says they won't be able to pick an insurance plan in time. that is if they have already started to sign up online. they have to get it started this weekend and they #w slide the deadline. even as the milestone comes and goes, plenty of questions remain about the health care law and still need answering including how many people have enrolled. the white house says 6 million people have signed up, but what is not included in the number is how many people never paid their premiums or how many people were signing up because they were on one of the more than 6 million insurance policies that were canceled because of obamacare. steve is live with the news in washington tonight. steve? >> well, hairess, the administration released new numbersxd late today, but they d not give the most important

figures to watch for. instead, they showed a total of 8.7 million people visited the obamacare website in the past week. 2 million this weekend alone. as the white house also released pictures of people standing in line to register in various places,xd they report call cents took 2.5 million calls last week compared to 2.4 million for the entire month of february. on total enrollment figures, however, we have the word of one senator appearing on fox news sunday. >> well, in the first place, i checked the numbers this morning. it's now 6.5 million. there's really a huge surge. number two, the president well point, which is one of the big national insurance companies said a couple weeks ago the sign-ups are getting younger by the day. younger people, not

how much more is it going to cost them? and we know some of the best cancer hospitals in the country want very little to do with people who buy this xdinsurancen the obamacare exchanges. >> the deadline for this first enrollment period, tomorrow at midnight. >> sort of. steve, thank you very çouch. good to see you. and now the numbers are in about just how much water helped push the earth into homes in

washington state. a short time ago, the national wor weather service has confirmed nearly 19 inches of rain have fallen this month in the area near the killer mudslide north of seattle. finally, a break in weather to tell you about, but it will only give way to what has turned out to be the cruelest job of all in that state right now. recovering the people who were crushed by walls of mud. tonight, word the colorado national guard has traveled inñ; to help. 18 people confirmed dead. but the number of people unaccounted for has fallen to 30. now, a before and after that's pretty hard look at the top of your screen. that's before. you see kind of a horseshoe there. that's the area that used to exist. and of course, look at the after. it's gone. it's the deadliest natural disaster in that state since the eruption of mt. st. helen in 1980.

dominic di natale is in washington, and you met with the governor today. what did he tell you? >> you know what? he seemed to say how difficult the effort is here. he was extraordinarily frank about hout long it's going to take to complete the recovery effort. he said, harris, he just didn't know. that's because of the sheer amounts of mud that came down with the mudslide over a week ago. i asked if there was a plan to extract every body beneath the mud, and he gave me this answer. >> i think families are going to have to steal themselves to the fact that the geology is so daunting and the force of this slide was soñr unrelenting thatt is likely that we're going to have to be honest with families that there will probably be some families that are going toñr de with memories of their loved ones and that's going to be the best that can happen. >> and harris, given that back in 2006 on exactly the same

spot, exactly the same hillside, we had a mudslide then, it's perhaps no surprise the governor was saying that really the situation is very much inxd nature's hands, harris. >> it's interesting, you bring it up and we have shown a before and after picture. we can pop that back up. it's got axd horseshoe shape, a the reason is when they went back to shore up the area, they perched the homes in a special situation and direction to protect them from this sort of thing, is what i'm reading. it's pretty noticeable from looking at the overhead view they were looking out in some kind of a way to make a difference. it didn't turn out, obviously, the way they had planned for. you know, i'mçó understanding, too, there are other things tha come across. what is that? >> yeah, absolutely. what's happened, because just the sheer deluge of mud crushed every house in its path, they have sent up memorabilia

collection teams. these are salvagers going around and sifting through, looking for personal items. in particular, they're coming across the fields of photos that are very poignant personal pieces of people's lives that have been destroyed. for many who have lost relatives or lost their homes, they are, frankly, really all that some people are left with. >> a lot of people, you know, they lost their homes. they lost friends and family, and so to be reunited would some of their physical belongings is a really important thing. we all know how -- what memories, wonderful things like photos can bring for a person. >> very painful stuff, and you know, they don't get to get a hand on the photos straight away. they have to be decontaminated and it could be some time. that's part of the closure process, and it's important to get them as quickly as they can.

>> dominic di natale, thank you )m)y much. the shaking in the western half of our nation continues. this time, an earthquake in the mountains of yellowstone national park. 4.8 magnitude quake shaking the northern part of the park. it's not unusual. they have had 25 of those since thursday. so far, fortunately, no reports of injury. worth noting there are not a lot of visitors to the park this time of year. and we told you on last night's fox report about the 5.1 magnitude quake that hit southern california. there have been at least 100 aftershocks since friday's quake. more than 80 people were forced out of their homes after safety inspectors found cracks in foundations and again, no one hurt. right now, confusion, headache, anger from the families of the victims onboard malaysia airlines flight 370. now they're demanding not only answers. they want an apology, and they're not leaving, not budging

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happened to their loved ones. the search resumed today after yesterday's effort turned up no concrete evidence of the flight. an australian pilot said the crew spotted something in the indian ocean that is giving new hope that the wreckage could soon be found. >> today, we did encounter an area within approximately five nautical miles which included at least four orange colored objects, greater than approximately two meters in size. they're protected. this was the most visibility we have had of any objects in the water and gave us the most promising lead. >> terry freel is streaming live from kuala lumpur in malaysia tonight. thanks for being with us. i don't mean to throw water on this, but honestly, we have heard reports of objects so much, so often, what makes this different? >> they seem to be clearer about

this. they set a clear vision of what was in the water this time. we have seen hundreds of objects so far and none have turned out to be anything significant. >> about the families right now who are really pressing for more answers and their level of frustration. i know they have been through so much. some of them staging pop-up news conferences, so on and so forth. what are we learning from the >> it's so interesting, i ask what they may be telling us

because we're not hearing that part of the story unless it's coming from the family members. i'm hearing a lot on social media that they feel like the government doesn't listen to them in general anyway, and with this, it's even worse. what more do we know about the search, though, in terms of who is leading it and how things are going? they have a lot of help from countries around the world, but we're not hearing an organized effort detail every day. >> that's one of the problems. we have more than seven countries involved in the search off the coast of australia at the moments, so coordination is a major issue. >> all right, terry live from malaysia, giving us the latest on this. so much frustration because really in three weeks, there hasn't been much news. just reports of how much anguish the families are suffering. terry, thank you very much. of course, the other part of the story is the race against time to find a critical part of the wreckage, the all-important black box, and i say wreckage, if there is any. of course, we still don't really

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a wild scene near the campus of the university of arizona. thousands of fans took to the street following the school's loss to the university of wisconsin in the ncaa basketball tournament last night. tucson police in full riot gear fired pepper spray and even tear gas after reports of several people hurling beer bottles and other debris at officers. police arrestedçó at least nine people. confession number two from confession number two from an accused internet killer.÷%-m when they didn't show up after

responding to her ad forxd fema companionship. she's the teenage bridó who both of them, however, still pleaded not guilty to murderçó4 charges. brian is live in the newsroom. you're following the latest on this. >> that's right. you remember in the february interview, the accused killer not only confessed to killing a man she lured with a craigslist ad, but she admitted to killing at least 22 others in five states over the past six years, driven by her satanic cult belief. she said she and her 22-year-old husband stabbed and strangled 42-year-old traila ferreira in november, but now in this new jailhouse interview, she said two other men had responded to the ad before laferrara saying, quote, i tried it a few times,

but it never worked out. i knew we were going to do this since the day we met, and we tried, but the others just didn't show up. luckily they didn't show up. she reiterated in this interview her claim that she killed other 20 others before she, quote, stopped counting in places like big lake, alaska, mexico beach, florida, and raleigh, north carolina. local investigators say they have no unsolved homicides, but police say they are taking her claims very seriously. she said she's ready to hey#o locate her victims but has not been questioned by the fbi. saying, quote, they're looking for full bodies. they won't find any, but they will find body parts. barbour claims she took part in her first murder when she was 13 in an alaskan cult. she said all of her victims quo. she also said if she was released from jail, she would keep killing. the barbours are due in court

tuesday for laferrara's killing de if convicted. >> it's interesting. i read where that cult came out and made an announcement they were not affiliated with her in any way. of course, we'll report the news as it happens on this. brian, thank you. some recent proposals from the obama administration are raising concerns that the u.s. is giving up its role as a world leader. the pentagon is planning to reduce the size of parts of our military to levels that have not been seen since before world war ii. the fox news political insiders will join me at home base to talk about this. tune in and chime in. is the shrinking military a sign that the u.s. is losing its status around the world? tweet your comments t to @harrisfaulkner,@fninsider.

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i'mñi harris faulkner. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. if you're just joining us, let's catch you up. the search for survivors has entered its second weekend as crews are sifting through the mud in washington state again. but they're doing it without search dogs, which has been given several days rest now because they have been at it for so long. also, a storm coming from the northwest which will bring heavy snow and blizzard conditions to the northern plains and midwest. going to feel like december there very soon. up to a foot of snow expected across south dakota into central

minnesota. and overseas, secretary of state john kerry just wrapped up a meeting withr his russian counterpart about the crisis over ukraine. foreign minister sergey lavrov says ukraine cannot function as a unified state and should be a loose federation of regions that choose their own economic model, language, and religion. a proposal secretary kerry should be up to the ukrainians. meanwhile, russia insists it has no intention of further invading ukraine, but not everybody believes that. >> they have everything they need already, i believe, on that eastern border to go into ukraine if they decide they want to do it, so they've got their special forces teams, they have heavy armor elements, all of the lightñr infantry and heavy armo infantry they would need to move into your crane. >> our political insiders joining me now at home base for reaction. you can join the conversation on twitter.

john lubeaut ley, former republican congressman, pat caddell in the center, fox news contributor, and doug schoen, immediately to my right. former pollster for bill clinton and a fox news contributor as well. gentlemen, a quick round the table reaction to what's happened now. this was just in the past hour with secretary kerry. >> let meçó be very simple and straightforward. lavrov plus kerry equalsçó capitulation. put simply, harris, when we talk of the federalizationñi of ukraine, it is effectively as if we are discussing the breakup of a sovereign nation in the midst of a presidential election. this is unbelieve that this is going on, and i must tell you, i'm deeply concerned. >> it's interesting getting your take on it because it was like it was code for qsomething. that's interesting words, pat. >> that's what's happening.

the ñrpresident, who by the way no longer discusses the crimea. look, the parallels areñr frightening. i say it every week. che czechoslovakia was broken up. this is what is happening to ukraine. putin called obama, who he knows will fall overñi on his feet, a got him to tell him, i'm going to need the baltic states. this is not going to stop, and his statement, i have no more territorial demands is what adolf hitler said in 1936. >> wow. good exactly. >> you know, harris, here's what we do know. that in banks in switzerland and lichtenste lichtenstein, putin has over $40 billion of money under his friends' names that he controls there. this is his money. the way to deal with this guy is

to get tough and to freeze his money, get the western europeans to agree, do it all privately and quietly and tell putin, and maybe we're doing that, i don't know, which is you mess with another inch of sovereign territory, and your money is cuput. >> is it too late? >> it isn't too late, but what john kerry and president obama need to do is get some nerve and to say no. they need to tighten the sanctions. we need to provide more military aidñi to ukraine, not saying no say yes, and we need to support democracy. >> doug, today, they finally got the mres, the meals ready to eat. wonderful. that's what we sent the ukrainian military, what took them three weeks to get there. this is -- all i keep saying is that the team of clowns in reference to them, the team of clowns who run our foreign policy. the disaster goes on and no one

is stopping it. >> what is the penalty here if we don't insert ourselves as the country in theçó right position. >> we're vendoring everything. >> we face the breakup of ukraine, the region of moldova, and the risk to the baltic states. putin wants to put the soviet union back together, and we're not stopping him. >> he says the biggest disaster of the 20th century was the breakup of the soviet union. if he's thinking that way, for him, the greatest thing in the 21st century would be to reassemble the soviet union. estonia, latvia and lithuania are members of nato. we're obligated to defend them. >> let's talk about what that would look like. >> i would think to like that obama should be re-enforcing with nato the military contingents in those three countries to say to putin, if you come in there, you are going to war with nato. and i think he's got to think twice about it. >> in 1980, despite all the

attacks on jimmy cirtq) and our foreign policy being weak, when thesh/ russian ainvaded vaeg, b did we startçó turning things o. the carterxdçó doctrine in the middle east, and efforts to hot cold war,çó and this presidt will not realize anything. you tell me when he's going to make a stand, and theçó danger, harris, is when you don't, you will finally have to fight when you don't want to fight. >> that's interesting. hold on one second, if you will, john. i don't want to cut in, but in the interest of time, i want to talk about something pat alluded to. if we're going to draw in our military, how willçó that maybe reflect on where we are with our military? the pentagon isñi now starting shrink the size of ñ!(9ñ >> our troop levels are at theñ lowest levels in the last 40 years. we're cutting our defense budget as the russians and the chinese are increasing their budgets by 10% to 12%. bottom line, we're not prepared

to fight a war. we're certainly not prepared to fight on multiple fronts. bottom line, harris, we're in trouble. >> we have less troops than before world war ii. a smaller navy than you said before world war i, and an air force the smallest in history. while asxd doug said, the build, you can't do anything, and this administration is committed to essentially, it seems like, unilateral ñidissent. >> let's be honest. both parties agreed to cut the military. that has forced these budget cuts. both parties wrote that. they have both done it. >> remember, the republican party is the party that deserted one of reagan's pillars of success, which is peace through strength. they just basically gave it all up. >> so there's a place for someone to step up into the void. doug, who will it be? >> i don't know. the sad thing is, harris, there is no one sounding an alarm other than john mccain and

lindsey graham, but bottom line, they're not going to be able to rally a coalition. >> that's the important point. no one running for president is. no one running for president is talking aboutñi giving away the internet. no one running for president is talking about the space program. i talk to major republicans over the last several years, some who are on this network, and say nobody cares about the space program. now we can't send anyoneñr up. we have to go to the rushes. >> and they charge us a fortune. what happens when they stop? the chinese are moving on us, the russians are moving on us, and by the way, none of us want to go to war, but when you're not strong, you'll end up in a war and you won't like it. >> john, how does the world see us right now, russia aside? >> the world, we know from polling around the world and in america, both see the sameñi picture. america today is seen as weaker and less able to lead onñi a wod

stage than they were six years ago. that's supported in the fox news poll and other polls. >> let's pop up one of the polls and then i want to show you happen on fox later tonight.d t strength of the country today compared to six years ago. this is what americans surveyed said. 52% said we'reñr weaker, less powerful. doug? >> by three to one, we're weaker rather than stronger. bottom line, i think that's accurate. the people who know this best, harris, are our enemies. the russians, the syrians, the chinese. the north korean, and the youranians. our weakness does what pat described. it makes us more vulnerable to attack, more lakely to have to engage in an armed conflict, and somebody has to sound the arm for political insiders. >> and it can't be mccain and graham anymore because they're overly bellicose in every

instance. >> people start to tune out the sort of same message from the same people. >> somebody has to get up with a commonsense peace through strength. obama, i want toñr ask the twitr audience, anyone here, does anyone believe there's anything obama will not withdraw from? faced with pressure. >> you mentioned the carter doctrine. i have never heard any of you at the table compare president bzma to president carterçóñr un right now. and we'reñr talking foreign policy, and you're saying carter woul"i have been stronger on ths issue. >> also, carter, he learned quickly. but the important thing is, jimmy carter was an american i] exceptionalist. he believed in protecting america and american interests. i do not believe this, and i hate to sayñi this about a president of my own party, the first president who does not think that america is an exceptional nation and acts like it and is surrounder byñr peopl who don't want america to beñi

exceptional. >> john,ú.9 you hear this president compared to jimmy carter, which the world knows his"reputation, he's taken a beating at home -- >> his numbersñi ar/ very high. >> they are now. they are now.3k q' you hear thaw that republicans are getting to run for midterm elections, does that become a talking point, where president obama is on foreign policy? >> a little bit. they aren't talking about anything these days other than letting obamacare and the ñr deterioration of that deteriorate the democratic numbers, which is happening. most people now think -- i ask doug and pat every week when we go çótogether. in your head, does the republican party win the senate this november, and we all three think probably yes. >> makeinosis mistake, john, if we face the kind of widespread perception of weakness around the world that the poll numbers show, bottom line, it will hurt the democrats in november. the party, the president have not shown any backbone, and if

we are perceived to haveçó led the breakup of ukraine orñi insurrection by thenrussians. >> they're getting a nuclear weapon, which they're on track to get thpks to kerry and obama and the woman whoçó negotiated e north korean deal. >> ehgre want to get to our tweets. james said when you're not strong, you end up in a war. peace through strength. your guests have said it all. we willñi be too weak to do anything. we're fighting wars in different ways. if you draw down the size of the oh newçó technology, and so on ando forth, or does the world not count that? do they look at your force? >> the problem is the new technology ofñjr weapons we hav are too big to use. you're not going and missiles over the russians going into the crimea. it's too much.

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all right, more comment from our audience. i want to get this in. sal says we are a four ledti word now. we're talking about exceptionalism and the american way in our world, and how people view us. we're a four-letter word now.p, we're rome, says sal. >> i began -- >> i don't want to insult the romans. >> i began as a kennedy democrat. ii memorized the inaugural from 1960s. let the word go forth. we are a nation committedñr to freedom and liberty. we will fight whatever fight we needed to fight. >> pay any price. >> this administration appears

to be doing the opposite.ñi i hope sal is wrong. >> let me say for the romans, look, 2000 years, the roman empire did this. if you touched añi roman citize i did an episode of "west wing" with this, you touch a roman citizen, the romans would destroy everything. theñr safest thing to be was a roman. now the worst thing to be is an american. >> when an emperor was coronated, theyñr had a guyçó s next to them, whisperingñi into the new emperor'sñi ear, rememb, you're human. (ejrjárjñi telling the current occupants of the oval office, remember, you're an elected representative of all the people. they're not your servants. you're their servant. that is gone in washington. all these guys think we're their servants. >> when i travel around the world and talk to people about ourñi administration, people ar confused, they're aghast, and

they believe we areñi weakñiñi withoutñrçó leadership. the opposite of john f. ñikenne. >> let's talk about quickly what tomorrow means, march 31stñi. a deadline, we thought, for the affordable care act/obamacare enrollment, and inñi fact, it's moving deadline. >> flimflam. >> flimflam? >> we were told by kathleen sebelius, absolutely no chance it would be moved from the 31st of march. under oath in congress, it cannot be moved. bang, last wednesday night, they announce it's going to be moved. >> claire mitchell, i have been to the health care website. i could not register. i could not register. charges on my next taxes? >> maryland is having problems. >> and oregon is falling apart. all of this is basically the refusal to acknowledge that it needs to be fixed. >> we don't know how many people who are canceled are signingñi .

we know there's a lot of traffic. that's all we know. good if you believe the numbers that they're putting out, just ÷ studied the unemployment numbers we discussed on the air before, let me tell you something. doug has a bridge in new york that he will sell you. if you believe any of these numbers are anything but fonny, all of this is about posturing. i watched angus king, who is the biggest fraud because he claims to be an independent, a harry reid dupe. he was talking about 6 million. just like foreign policy, we care about the policy, we don't care about the country. health care is the same ñithing. that's what the american people are ready to riot over. >> this week, we had a new health care plan put out there, as we have been saying for months on your show, the republicans have to step forward with an alternative to obamacare. >> can weñr talk about that rig

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we're back, with the last couple minutes, we're bogue to cover a couple things. obamacare, i want to get your last thoughts on it. you say republicans are going to come forth with an alternative plan. >> i said, as the three of us for months on your show, that the republicans needed to come up with an alternative to obamacare. >> now we have an alternative. >> but it's not from republicans. it'sçó from six democrats tryin to save their skin in november. the plan they came up with, it mirrors many republican proposals. cross-border insurance. >> harry reid said it wi¬ be brought up. >> they're not going to bring it up? >> of course not. >> let's talk about a couple of top tier, if you will, potential candidates for president who are on the republican ticket -- side

of the political aisle, rather. governor chris christie this week, a resurgence of his reputation. he did a number of interviews, one right here on fox's megyn kelly. why are you shaking your head? >> he's trying toñr relaunch hi candidacy, but there's no resurgence yet. his poll numbers are plummeted in new jersey, in iowa, nationally, among republicans. he's in severe political distress, which is why the establishment wing of the party is now out of nowhere, here we go with the jeb bush bandwagon all over again. >> jeb now appears to have the support of the big money, the bundlers in the republican[k; party. if he has that, which he could well have, given that the polls are close, this could give him an opening with christie sinking, to win the nomination. >> the republicans are like in france, forget nothing and learn nothing. these people are going to do the same thing.

jeb bush, who i respect a great deal, he has been running worse in the polls in the last year than anyone. we talked about it. vis-a-vie hillary losing florida. he's not running well because half the country says, under no circumstances will they consider voting for another bush. >> what does it say -- >> these guys are all about protecting their own comfort zone of establishment republicans and their own deal. >> what does it say about our party system that we're going to have another clinton and anothe] bush, and nobody else can run for president? >> independent '02 on my twitter page said so far, disappointed with the insiders. they let the arepublicans off te hook. >> we criticized the republicans on handling ukraine, handling russia, handling foreign policy, handling obamacare and picking nominees and have been tough on obama. bottom line, independent 02 is

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