and dr. ben. my question is, do you feel some books have to put a little tinge of sensationalism in the book just to be able to sell the books? >> well, i, i would say in terms of this book i don't think that, and zaheer would be an even better source. i don't think that anything manning put in the book was for sensationalism or to sell books. he was not that kind of author, he was not that kind of man. he had a lot of integrity. i do think that the publisher is going to take the two instances where he raises question and suggests that there may have been same-sex -- not to say that he was gay, but this happened in the 1940s, and then to also talk about alleged infidelity, i think, when they're sending out press packets and they want to get some publicity and get some newspaper interviews and sell some books, they're going to take ahold and say, hey, what's the juiciest thing in a biography that's really talking about malcolm x's political transformation, his political evolution and the way in whi

some symptoms include -- joining me now is dr. ben schaffer, if head team physician for the washington capitals and you deal with adults and we've seen what happens with concussions in kids like we saw during the championship game with nathan horn and aaron rome. the hit he put on him. talk about a severe concussion in a young person. what affect does that have on area brain? >> a young person has a risk of significant injury. the symptoms can persist and impact their ability to not only return to the sport and play effectively. but also in their school work and community functions. this is a risk of a problem when you have that kind of a hit. >> you work with camps -- the washington capitals youth camp, you also work with students k- 12. are their parents aware of what the risks are? are you more involved now in making sure players don't get back on the field after they've had some sort of hit? >> well, i think hits like you talked about in the playoffs and the hit to somebody like sydney crosby has really brought to the forefront th

dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. outrageous comfort, all-day long. >>> house republicans stupidly use a clip from a bank robbery film, "the town," to rally their troops during the debt negotiations, the star, beninks they should have used another film of his. we'll tell you which one. and the dow dropped today. is there a plan that might be good for the american economy? >> that was tea party republican congressman paul brown of georgia saying to andrea mitchell today that he's had enough of this talk of raising the debt ceiling, it's time to lower it. joining me now is congressman keith ellison, co-chair of the congressional caucus, thanks for joining me tonight, congressman. i think paul brown and others i've had on this show have demonstrated what you're up against in the house of representatives. i mean, these are people who don't even recognize forces of gravity. it's like you're talking to a flat-earth society there. how do we go forward from here and given that time of intransigence, where do you think we'll be as we move through the weekend, get into monday, nothing will have passed most likely in either body and the debt ceiling clock is ticking. >> i see only two paths forward, and i