and i got that from bill clarke. bill clarke has been a dear friend for years and a dear friend of i dads and served with my dad. we talked about come he talks in parables where today we have too many politicians speaking in sound bites. and so what you have as a seat as you have a guy who says okay, how do i get to the soundbite? there is no meet and say take it to the soundbite and you hope it is on the 6:00 news and then you wonder why does anybody follow me? you'd never give them anything to follow. ronald gave -- reagan gave you something to follow. what you are pope john paul ii on the street he treated you equally and gave you the same amount of time. i go any and meet people all the time. if i would walk into the room, if i could do this, it do you know what i remember about them? he reached out his hand and did this. he used both hands. i will never forget that. ronald reagan really meant it. he didn't have to make it up. >> host: there was an authenticity that no question i think red and maybe that is what

when don wright was chief justice, he voted against bill clark and had to sit with him on the court. what does that do to collegiality? >> i think that is a challenge. i hope it is an initial challenge. i hope that eventually you know yourself and you are secure enough to say that you are wrong. you could go to the person and the principled and say you one to clear the air. to me, the sooner you clear the air and step up, the sooner it will be over and you could be on the road to recovery. you need to be a strong, secure person who knows himself or herself. >> is collegiality a criteria for federal appellate judges? i don't recall the word collegiality being mentioned in the hearings for justice sotomayor for justice kagan. is this just not regarded as an important characteristic for a judge? >> i think there were discussions. i think it is one of the things that is considered. various white houses and i am thinking way back from both political parties, are always looking for judges and justices who will be able to influence the other justices on the court. that is very much on their

. >> guest: and i got from bill clark, a good friend for years and a good friend of my dad's. he talked in parables' where today we have too many politicians speaking in sound bites. >> host: great distinction. >> guest: see you have a guy that says how do we get to the sound bite, and it is nothing until you get to the sound like the joke is on the 6:00 knows why doesn't anybody follow me? will, because you gave them nothing to follow. ronald reagan gave you something to follow and you understood him. whether you were pope john paul or the kid on the street he treated equally and gave you the same amount of time. when you're father would walk into a room, you know what i remember about him? what do you remember? he reached out his hand and did this. used both hands. i will never forget that. ronald reagan did it because he meant it. it was here. he didn't have to make it up. >> host: there was an authenticity that no question i can't was red and that is maybe what alec baldwin gets into at the time when there is a lot of fronting that goes on in politics. >> guest: >> host: o

. >> guest: and i got that from bill clark, a good friend and we talk in parables', we have too many politicians in sound bites. when you have is a guy that says how do i get to the sound bite and there is no meat until you get to the sound bite and hold on the 6:00 news and they wonder why doesn't anybody follow me? because you have kids and nothing to follow. ronald reagan gave you something to follow and you understood him. whether you are polk john paul or you are the kid on the street, he treated equally and gave you the same amount of time. i meet with people all the time and say your father would walk into the room if i could do this, you know what i remember about him? what do you remember? he reached out his hand and he did this. he used both hands. i will never forget that. ronald reagan did it because he really meant it. she was here. he didn't have to make it up. >> host: there was an authenticity, no question, that i think was read. and maybe that is what eligible when is getting to his soul became evident at a time there's a lot of fronting that goes on in our politics.

i remember when don wright was chief justice, he actually voted against the confirmation of bill clark, and then had to sit with him on the court. what does that do to collegiality. i think that's a challenge to the collegiality of that court. i think just as alex said, eventually you know yourself and you are secure enough to say i was wrong. or to say -- to go to that person and be principalled and say look we have 12 years together. and so i want to clear the air now. and maybe we can't get over this in the next year or two. but i hope three years down the road we can. because to me, the sooner you clear that air, the sooner you step up, the sooner it'll be over and you can be on the road to recovery. that, i think, takes, you know, what alex has said about being a strong, secure person who knows himself or herself. >> his collegiality and all of the criteria for appointment of federal appellate judges? i don't recall the words collegiality ever being mentioned in the hearings for justice sotomayor or justice kagan. is this -- does it not regarded as an important characteristic for

i remember a previous chief justice who voted against the confirmation of bill clark, and then had tom on the court. what does that do to collegiality? >> i think that is a challenge to the collegiality of that court. i hope it is just an initial challenge. eventually -- you know yourself. you are secure enough to say, i was wrong, or to go to that person and the principle and say, look, we have 12 years together -- be principled and say, look, we have 12 years together and i want to clear the air. the sooner you clear the air, the sooner you can be on the road to recovery. that is part of what alex has said about being a strong, secure person who knows himself or herself. >> is collegiality at all the criteria for the appointment of a federal appellate judge? i do not recall the word "collegiality" ever been used in the rings for justice sotomayor or justice kagen -- in the hearings for justice sotomayor or justice kagen. >> i think there were discussions. i think it is one of the things that is considered. and i know that various white , and i'm thinking way back, a number of white

challenges, in 2001, barbara buckley led the charge to integrate the child welfare system in clark, in 2003 former senator bill read audio also pushed toward the funding plan. we will fidget -- my budget will finish the job of brands to clark county, the basic operation of child welfare services with local autonomy. in addition -- [applause] -- in addition we provide $7 million of incentive payments with welfare agencies achieved stated goals. my budget response to the national health care reform legislation passed by congress last year, i believe many aspects of the law is unconstitutional. we will fight to have them overturned. [applause] in the meantime, however, the law imposes many deadlines and we cannot wait until litigation is resolved. we must plan for a major expansion of medicaid which may cost nevada $574 million from 2014 to 2019. we must also plan for a health-insurance exchange so that we and not the federal government control program. my budget includes funding to address these issues and i have submitted legislation to address the operation and oversight of the nevada health insurance exchange

clark's off and on sa jennifer continues to visit him. >>> senate republicans tried to repeal het care legislation, but the bill died for a second time. the vote falling 51-47. the gop tacked a repeal onto consumer rights, that came up for a vote. the first senate repeal shot down last month. all 47 republicans voted against a bill today, but 50 democrats. the latest poll showed that americans are evenly split when it comes to the repeal. a federal judge, though, has ruled the law unconstitutional. that ruling is now under appeal. republicans say they don't have the votes to override a presidential veto, but they say the numbers could change in the next presidential election and they'll continue to fight, they say for repeal. >>> bay area researchers have -- it appears they have found other planets where something could live. using nasa's keppler telescope, they have found more than 1200 possible new planets. that means conditions are such that life could exist. the keppler telescope was launched two years ago on this mission. 54 of the news possible planets discovered scientists say have the right conditions. just right for liquid, w