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david fromme on march 2010 entitled his piece about passing waterloo. what do you think about the politics. is there a corner about to be turned? >> i think so. i think the more americans who are participating in these exchanges, the more persons who have insurance and realize they no longer have lifetime caps and are realizing some of the benefits they have in their insurance, i think it will become more popular. but, look, the challenge has always been that the focus has been on the uninsured. 85% of americans had insurance, so it was viewed by those 85%, even though they were the recipients of enormously valuable new benefits under the affordable care act, their view is this was a program for someone else. and you know, that is what has held down the popularity of this program. it was more like a social welfare program for someone else. when, in fact, it gives greater security to every american with health insurance. i think as people realize that, it's going to become more popular. but i'll tell you one thing, as i said before, the people who have e

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fromme the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. culberson: i move that the >>k the $51 billion measure and's 44 programs. it provides to the $3 million per body cameras. a veto threat against the bill saying is not provided out money for dredging programs like satellites. the house considered a number of amendments today and will continue debating amendments today and it will vote on final passage in the spending bill. the house moves on to the 2016 spending bill for the department of transportation and housing and over urban development. the senate approved the house passed nsa surveillance bill today, 67-32 make changes to surveillance laws. three amendments subverted -- supported by mitch mcconnell was defeated. >> nancy cordes is joining us. thank you for being with us. nacnncy: it is pretty remarkable of you think about it. he is the leader of the senate. he is the leader of the majority party yet all the amendments that he put forth and he argued very vigorously in favor of failed and not by a close margin. they all failed pr

our look at the state department's recommended reading list continues with david fromm kin's explanationw the modern middle east was created in "a peace to end all peace." in "blink malcolm gladwell examines how people make snap decisions. and martin gilbert chronicles the events and people that created the modern world in "a history of the 20th century." that's a look at the state department's recommended reading. to see the entire list, visit state.gov and search "suggested reading." >> on sunday june 7th, booktv is live from chicago with pulitzer prize-winning author lawrnlings wright of "in depth," our deliver monthly call-in show. he's the author of nine books with topics that range from modern religion to the september 11th 2001, terror attacks and the camp david accords. his more recent titles include a look at manuel noriega in "god's favorite," a fictional account of the dictator's last years in power before 1989. he also wrote "the looming tower," an examination of the rise of al-qaeda, osama bin laden and the fbi agents responsible for tracking their actions prior to september