ty is somewhat more open flaunting grindstone and enthusiastic television audience in italy. we ran for three seasons between two thousand five and two thousand ninety eight the story is based on the novels of malaria for a seat which became popular for their sense of history and their exploration of final causes of crime. only two of his novels have been translated into english and the book serve as a departure point for the series episodes rather than providing specific storyline. mary is played by a local bar for a ski who brings a depth to his trail of a complicated man in addition to his acting career. barbara. he is a well known figure in italy because of his political involvement having served as a member of parliament since two thousand and eight he became famous in nineteen eighty through his association with the notorious horror film cannibal holocaust. a film so unrealistic its director was arrested on murder charges barbara. he was one of four actors killed in the film who sign contracts requiring them to stay out of all media for year. in order to fuel rumors tha

it -- there is something intrinsic about this operation that makes people put their nose to the grindstoneand do t. we may be learning this the hard way. we recognize that this has to be discussed at a policy level with our friends around the world so that it is a question of, yes, this is hard work that does not lend itself to reflection because it is so massive. yet it has to be one of the elements we get used to putting on the agenda for the asia-pacific summit's, for the larger meetings we have. i do not see that as a way to dupe the brazilians. it is a result of the massive problem that we have not caught up with. we have to talk with the brazilians and the french and everyone else about this. they are not going to not want o talk about this. >> may i just preface my remarks to you, cameron, when i visited pomona, i fell in love with this school, and ever since then i called it the amherst of the west. i am a cover-to-cover reader of the "wall street journal," and at least once a week, i read devastating reports that the drones are not doing what you suggested, incredibly accurate. th

it -- there is something intrinsic about this operation that makes people put their nose to the grindstonend do it. we may be learning this the hard way. this has to be discussed at a policy level with our friends around the world so that it is a question of, yes, this is hard work that does not lend itself to reflection because it is so massive. elements be one of the we get used to putting on the agenda for the asia-pacific summits, for the -- for the larger meetings we have. i do not see that as a way to do thebrazilians -- to dupe brazilians. it is a result of the massive problem that we have not caught up with. we have to talk with the brazilians of the french and everyone else about this. they are not going to not want to talk about this. >> may i just crisis my remarks to you, cameron, when i visited -- ia, i have called of theit the amherst west. i read devastating reports that the drones are not doing what , incrediblyd accurate. the wall street journal is pointing out regularly the disastrous side effects of civilian killings. how do you reconcile these two points of view? > -- d

besides all that you can work hard and put your nose to the grindstone.nry day you have to put eight hours. i came to this country when i was eight years old. i got educated, i had my knocks. i own a business and i do well. host: thank you for the call. page above the fold, more on healthcare.gov. healthcare.gov, how a startup failed to launch -- and a report with extensive behind-the-scenes on how the troubled website was launched in some of the lessons dating back to 2010 when those e-mails and memos were first sent back and forth between white house staffers. let me share with you an opening paragraph or two. the president's top economic aids were getting worried -- moving to the a page -- from "thef editorials new york times," this one taking aim at the president's promises -- a frequent guest on this program has this piece from inside "the weekly standard," it is called "the debacle for liberalism." he writes -- >> this conclusion from pete winner. baxter calls. pete is joining us from starkville, mississippi. is this the land of opportunity in ameri

it -- there is something intrinsic about this operation that makes people put their nose to the grindstonedo it. we may be learning this the hard way. we recognize that this has to be discussed at a policy level with our friends around the world so that it is a question of, yes, this is hard work that does not lend itself to reflection because it is so massive. yet it has to be one of the elements we get used to putting on the agenda for the asia- pacific summit's, for the -- summits, for the larger meetings we have. i do not see that as a way to dupe the brazilians. it is a result of the massive problem that we have not caught up with. we have to talk with the brazilians and the french and everyone else about this. they are not going to not want to talk about this. >> may i just preface my remarks to you, cameron, when i visited pomona, i called it the amherst of the west. i read devastating reports that the drones are not doing what you suggested, incredibly accurate. the wall street journal is pointing out regularly the disastrous side effects of civilian killings. how do you reconcile