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another wife had a bab while her husband was trapped, a little girl named hope.ow will he live his lifenow? "to the maximum, to the maximum," he says, "everything i didn't do before i'm going to do now." as the miners finally return home, so, too, are the rescue teams who helped pull it off. like american jeff hart, who made it home toenver today. he was at the drill's controls when it finally punched through some of the hardest rock on earth. that set the stage for 22 hours, 34 minutes, and 56 seconds of dramatic back-to-back rescues. >> absolutely a fairytale come true because it actually worked out. >> reporter: doctors here in chile report some of the men are having problems sleeping. waking up confused, thinking they're still trapped. >> they are going to have a very hard time from the psychological point of view. they've hado adapt to a new life. reporter: a new life in the spotlight can be difficult for some. >> they need to share the stories amongst themselves because the miners will be their own best support group now and forever. [ applause ] >> reporte

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malfunction, babs. beep. boop. boop. ha ha. very funny. powering down. [ new guy ] we're not really robots. [ thomas ] i thought we were. [ male announcer ] want a great deal on car insurance? go to esurance. >>> today, to a house subcommittee. an immigrant testified on behalf of immigration reform, dismissing proposals to deport undocumented workers. one would expect fox news to be all over, considering it was the same panel that heard testimony from steve colbert last week and lobbying for amnesty for illegals. instead of hyperventilating as it did over colbert, the fox folks were fairly subdued, meaning they only mentioned it once, odd considering the testimony came from their boss, rupert murdoch. along side mayor bloomberg, testifying as part of a coalition of mayors and business owners, citing his own experience as an immigrant of this country. he affirmed that the policy would strengthen this country. >> today the country is deeply divided over imgraigz policy. many are worried immigrants will take their jobs or change their communi

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the currency in sim bab we, the lira.gone through this or the greek crisis, which is very disturbing in that context. in the history?xju$e world never has the world gotten into a situation while having global standard currency. we are too big to fail so to speak. we're screwed, everybody's screwed. china's got to back us up. >> but also, the american taxpayer and company is also giving in. we can't pay ourselves. >> the leverage, i can screw everybody, which makes everybody a little less screwed, which makes no sense at all. can we make this money change hands and if we print the money, are we able to get away with it because unlike the british pound or peso or other currencies. where are you going to go? >> dylan's going to tell you about that in the next hour. >> like a bully. give me your lunch or else. >> catch me at 5:00. dylan ratigan is coming up now. ♪ [ man ] to deliver technologies that anticipate the future, today. ♪ and help protect america, everywhere. from the battle space to cyberspace. [ female announcer ]

malfunction, babs. beep. boop. boop. ha ha. very funny.ering down. [ new guy ] we're not really robots. [ thomas ] i thought we were. [ male announcer ] want a great deal on car insurance? go to esurance. >>> we're back. we turn to our roundtable to get perspective on today's debate as we get closer to november. joining me now, joe klein, whose most recent piece is the cover story, author of "what i saw: political life in the reagan era." "the wall street journal's" peggy noonan. joe, dodging embarrassment obama agenda in the illinois senate race. he has been involved in this race. he's been campaigning for him. >> giannoulias just said he didn't know the full extent of the criminal activity of people that his bank was giving loans to. i don't think i've ever seen a politician say anything like that before. >> it's part of what has been such a negative campaign, peggy. and we put this on the screen now. it's a tight race, in part, perhaps because congressman kirk's statements about his military record but giannoulias is seen as more of a f

by expect the same thing to happen babs been -- i expect the same thing to happen with this material for iraq, and maybe even more. we are talking about five times the number of deaths in the same time. we also put together a much stronger, a broader coalition this time, involving not just print organizations, but human rights groups, lawyers, and so on. i think we are going to see some concrete effects, if not just the consentual effects about how wars are conducted. an interesting note is that when i made the opening note about the truth being the first casualty of war, we actually see that most wars that are started by democracy is involved lyse -- in the vietnam war and involved allies. the start of the iraq war involve very serious lies. there were repeated and amplified by some in the press, which leads us to say it is not the world terrible because there is a lot of line by officials, but it leads us to a lot of hope that democracies do not start wars on the star our allies. if there's enough truth early on enough, perhaps -- been these kind of lies. perhaps if there is enough