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ift's one of the reasons your book resinated with me so much. these mistakes really do happen. by writing about it so beautifully and openly, i think you are going to help people confront what's happened. when it happens as a patient, you feel terrible and no one talks to you about it. >> i don't know if you knew about these, you probably did. i read about what happened with your family. there was probably a version of that, a gathering of doctors. not lawyers or administrators but they talk about what happened in the spirit of not letting it happen again and not letting it happen to other doctors in the room as well. >> patients don't know that. something bad happens and i have spoken to hundreds of people across the country, bad things happen and you don't know what the follow up is. i was reading your book and i'm like oh, oh, this is what happened. they sit around and talk about this. i knew about them, but not the nature of the meetings. this is the first time i have seen an account of it. you have pull ed back the curtain. i think it was brave of you to show what really h

but it's still a debated question, and i do tn't know ift can ever be solved. i said the war was a complicated thing and i can't talk about many other issues. how about the military events, all of those? the strategies, the year-to-year campaigns, what about the other side? this is important in any war, what was the other side side. this is an important part of any war, what was the other side thinking and doing and for that we don't carry as much documentation. very little, indeed and then there are issues about specific events. i'm working on a book with bill burnow in which we have discovered a great deal now about what was called the vance ploy. has anyone heard about the vance ploy? or operation dark hook which you may, i'm sure have heard about. so many other issues incueding the domestic side of the war. the political pressures on nixon both from the left and the right, congress' role, the press, public opinion and of course, the consequences. >> those were questions you should ask him. the only reason why stephen king has published more books than john

but ift all leads to you believe that somebody's trying to hide something. >> greta: why not drop a subpoenan them every single day, i realize that you are in the minority in the senate, but congressman darrell issa is in the major in the house. why not drop subpoenas ever day until you get to the bottom of it? the murdered border agent's family probably wants to get to the bottom of this more than anybody else right now. i mean, we're not setting a good example for the victims, the family of a victim, law enforcement officer. >> i would go one step further than you just said, we ought to issue more subpoenas. i think that there has been enough subpoenas that have not been answered by holder that it's fair to hold him in contempt. and that, of course, would have to be done in the house of representatives. but i think it's something that i have recommended. >> greta: have you ever called him and said, i'm in the minority here in the senate. this is unanswered. this has been dragging on for years. the really simple yes. why don't you do -- whatever the contempt is, if you recommend, but someth

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time will tell, history will dispel they will look back and ift electric like medicare and social securitych were half a century ago. we should have learn from the mistakes of the programs that have put $55 trillion in unfunded liability and debt on the american taxpayer. >> americans like them. >> weare out of time. a decision in june, right in the middle-- the republicans should get their nominee by then. guys, thanks. >> thank you. >> taking a look at the housing market, it is sending mixed messages. new home sales are falling, but prices of homes are rising. what it says about the economy. we have answers, next. mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i g heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilos isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that pothe world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i

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ift have been granted german and french diplomats had drawn lines in the middle east?is another story. the question i was curious about -- do you ever see the day where it turns to a civil war where you have the number alliance and the taliban -- what are the odds of the northern alliance to defeat the taliban and what kind of government would be number alliance like to put together? -- the number alliance put together? host: thanks for that call. maybe take a step back and explain with a taliban is. guest: i will do that. the taliban - talib main student or seeker in person. taliban is the plural. is anyone who attends a madrassa for school. it means religious school in many cases. in 1994, when afghanistan as a result of the 19 80's war between the mujahedin which means holy warrior and the soviet union after the united states and soviet union pullbacks support, chaos ruled in afghanistan out of which former members of the mujahedin, like mullah omar, were trying to eradicate the chaos and anarchy and began to try to clear the roads and formed the group to bring peac

in recent filings by the administration it's apparent they even acknowledge the difficults -- ifts inherent in throwing out the individual mandate but keeping things like commune rating. they ask these two co-dependent policies be severed under the law. states' attempts in the past to inshureb guaranteed issue and community rating have resulted in insurance costs becoming higher. the number of people who purchase insurance lower, as a consequence the entire system is at risk of completely imploding. mr. speaker, we need to be prepared for this. the supreme court is going to hear the case next month. they'll rule by the end of the -- end of june. this house needs to be ready to lead. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from american samoa seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. faleomavaega: mr. speaker, president obama stated recently that, and i quote