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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> and finally, a tribute to threeiration they give. congresswoman gabby giffords, whose new pictures were released today. a young woman waiting in line to see her has now received a scholarship in the name of a little girl who was enthralled by that congresswoman. in the new portraits, the smile is still radiant. gabrielle giffords as she was five months ago and today, recovering from the gunshot to her head. watching it all that day, 18-year-old emma mcmahon. she had been a congressional page for giffords but never had a chance to whip out a camera. for a photo with her heroine. so she went to the parking lot and joined the line with her mother. as we know, also in that line, a 9-year-old who died christina taylor green. christina's parents chose emma for the first scholarship in their daughter's name. emma read some of the essay for us, about all the girls with dreams. >> like christina taylor green, my first experience with politics was in elementary school. like christina, i was in line that day when the shooting

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call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca maye able to help. >>> time for a cnn equals politics update. we have the latest headlines. on the desk. and here is what is happening now. david ax el rod said that he is surprised that huntsman is entering the race. he served as an ambassador to china. and he was a big fan of the president's job performance and expressed concerns about what was going on in his own party. huntsman will officially announce his candidacy tuesday near the statue of liberty. the former utah governor hits the campaign trail heading to new hampshire. and president obama and john boehner are celebrating their big victory on the golf course. they teamed up yesterday taking on the vice president and ohio governor john casic. they managed to squiz in socializing between rounds. >>> first lady michelle obama is going on an africa safari. it's part of her trip to africa this week. her first part is south africa and she will be part of a community service project and then she will be going on a safari with her daught

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call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca mayo help. >>> will she or won't she take the stand? that's what everyone watching the casey anthony trial is wondering. let's bring in our legal guys, avery friedman in cleveland and richard herman joining us from vegas. good to see you guys. i missed you. >> fred, welcome back. >> we missed you. >> our queen is back. >> you're so kind. to my kings now, richard, if she does take the stand, of course there are other things we can talk about in terms of who the defense has called and the prosecution resting its case. but let's talk about whether casey anthony should, would take the stand or how could she avoi void it at this point? >> she cannot take the stand. i can't say that any louder. she cannot, she must not take the stand in this case. >> why not? >> if she does, she will be convicted and sentenced to death. she is a serial compulsive liar. she has no credibility. there is no upside for the defense to put her on the stand. the jury will not believe anything she says -- >> not to exp

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help.'d like to show you some of my favorite spots at the mansion. i have lived at the mansion for a little over two years. i definitely did not have monkeys before. we have a whole zoo. here we are at the tennis courts. i don't think i've ever played tennis here. but we've taken the net down and had a roller disco party here. the tennis court also hosts the casting calls for "playboy" in l.a. we set up tents and have all the girls come here and it is also the place for the haunted house at the halloween party. so i saved the best for last. the game house is hef and i's favorite hangout spot. let's go check it out. we have a lot of classic pinball machines which are a lot of fun. the most recent playboy one. hef's better at it than i am after we got engaged we came in here and celebrated and hung out and played games together. there you have it, the game house. thank you for checking it out and going on the tour with me. >> that was hugh hefner's fiance, the lovely crystal harris giving us

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> part two of my conversationbill maher. >> in a world of politicians doing everything from having babies with maid, leaving their wives on the death beds and hiking the appalachian trail, you're guilty of the most humiliating indiscretion of all. you didn't get any! [ laughter ] >> talk about democrats being ineffectual. >> more now on my conversation with bill maher. >> so weiner has provided you with lots and lots of material recently. i don't know if you've been praying to the comedy gods for this. but i want to play a bit of a dramatic read you can did with jane lynch who i'm a huge fan of. we can only play a bit because it's difficult to play the whole thing because you're actually just reading the text, the tweets that anthony weiner and various women sent back and forth. so let's play that. >> ridiculous bulge in my shorts now. want to see? >> yeah. can you send a pi? i want to sit on your [ bleep ] so bad ride now. >> let me take a pic. >> how do i get it? is it here? >> geez, i have to go. i'll hit you l

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> why do you think america gotself into such a terrible mess economically? what do you think was the problem? >> greed. and because no one wanted to tell anybody the truth. the truth was you can't continue to spend the kind of money our spending on all these entitlement programs. i think we need more people in public life who are willing to say no, we can't afford certain things, we can't do certain things, we've got to wind up being honest with people. i think we got ourselves in this mess because some people in the financial industry became incredibly short-sighted and greedy and we had government officials who refused to say no. >> we obviously have a situation where a lot of bankers and banks have been bailed out by the taxpayer effectively, and then having made their money back the first thing they do is award themselves massive bonuses all over again. have they learned any lessons? would you have done something different to stop them being able to do that? >> i probably wouldn't have done anything different t

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