>> ima he saying we ought to attach something significant for the country to his request to increase the debt ceiling. that's been the pattern for 50 years, going back to the eisenhower administration. i think it is the responsible thing to do for the country and i think he is the one being irresponsible by saying, oh, just raise the debt ceiling, we're not going to do anything about the debt or anything else that's important to the country. >> any specific idea? >> keystone pipeline. a good example of something that would create jobs for the american people. the house of representatives will initiate the discussion on the debt ceiling increase. they probably will have other ideas. >> how about banning any bailout, this affecting the risk corridors on obamacare? >> all of those would be important steps in the right direction. we need not have a default -- we never got a default. the speaker and i made that clear. we've never done that. but, it's irresponsible not to use the discussion -- the request of the president to raise the debt ceiling to try to accomplish something for the cou

ima not be are you thinking about some of these topics as much as i would be if i wasn't doing that. home and also yet to converse as saying in those baskets and also helps my editing as well because um you know i've also talk to some people. the o'connor seat is in this particular field that we're talking about for one of our news stories so you know with that perspective from that from that the experience as well say i can see they both kind of go hand in hand together that is very quiet but being on site can be quite competitive. hello and scott thompson are welcome to episode ten. let's begin with the noise. quite nice there's a person named scott thompson who read and learn to tell the world and uses that knowledge to edit what comes across his desk. they arrived in new delhi india just hours ago the park held a bilateral summit with a new prime minister. and as if it is excellent. its capital delhi on wednesday start a trip like it but we express its president rex visit to india a sampling of the map or repurposed for easy entry to its effects priest looking for the biggest you

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or you know what a fine thing but ima do better schools and they have more active keep young teens off streets best book courts could. organization groups in the district i'm talking about where you know somewhere else because it is we streaming know everything being we because we had no choice but to be become no deaths we see you out of me get you know people come at us then you have to sort of like break this you know like give them back to the point where they should be you know when we talk about the future of louisiana and the future of our city we need to change around the dynamic we are first in incarceration and yet either last or next to last in education that is certainly not the way to produce a viable state in terms of economic opportunity in terms of investment but it's also throwing away an entire generation of young folks i think people finally agree that you can't are enough cops to make the city safe people say make the laws harsher and harsher is harsh when you killed on a street with a mack ten in some rock you don't care where the ng go away for wife or not whether

it was kind of a joke that there was an ima and a ura. but it was a great governor, he was hogg. >> i read nine women and counting in micro-scout troop. it sounds like in this book you are focused a great deal on women who have a connection to the leaders of the state. do you have any reflections of some of the lesser-known, like maybe susanna dickinson? >> absolutely, she is in the book. i have a number of lesser-known women whose stories have not been told before. the women who went on the trail drives in the first woman in trent woman known to have had a baby on trail drive. susan dickinson told the most accurate history of what actually happened during the fight at the alamo. she survived and did tell her story. jane long, who is called the mother of texas, as well. nine and counting, the first book, not counting my three, but the reason i met my publisher was that "nine and counting" was written by the topic of women in the senate at that time. maryland was still having terrible murders and assassinations, they were fighting. we have

he says after that, ima conservatives. in my view, he has had the sort of conservative impulses to meet with conservative policies. he's obviously in a blue state. in my home state of kansas number four expand role. so when my view, you cut him a little bit of slack for that kind of place he has to govern. .. i know that going back to ancient conservative history might not be the most interesting thing to do especially when washington is the here and the now. i would like what former senator alan simpson used to say. he said washington is the only place where sound travels faster than light and so i know that it is aas

. >> yak ima is one of a number of washington communities where the city councils voted to ban marijuanainesses. that effort is legal. cities can ban the businesses. now the aclu and others are trying to ban the bans. what do you thing will happen. do you think more communities will try to ban businesses? >> i think that we need to rally together and stand up and be counted. in regards to this ban. i hope that other cities will band together and rally for what you believe in. if you believe it's wrong to have marijuana, and you should ban it, we need to stand up and be counted. we are considered to be the leaders and authority of what is right in a value system. if we don't stand together and give the message to the nation that this is wrong, where is the world going to go? >> now, i want to read you comments president obama made about marijuana in an interview published last week. the president said: that? >> well, the problem i see with that is it sounds like the president - what is good for the goose should be good for the gappeda. if there's nothing wrong with it, why can't his daugh

there is a third thing, ima -- imo i am. , i am fromtanford california.t that the new it is aes has, and dialect test that tells you where you are from. the city for fresno and bakersfield. i grew up in california. it is pretty good. my point is that i have the background i have. most of us have certain views about our profession at it. the global -- at a philosophical level. fit in, how does law fit in? when you get to these great big open constitutional questions, i think that that plays a role. what is the freedom of speech? 14th amendment. equal protection of the laws. liberty,ation of life, or property without the due process of law. by the time they reached the supreme court, there are good arguments of both sides, most of the time. a person's background, how they see the law, how they developed over time, it does have an impact. it cannot be avoided, and i do not think it is wrong. that is one reason why these terms last a long time. with different views appoint different people. now any president who thinks that he is going to get the decisions he

>> i'm heartbroken about it and ima incredibly disappointed. >> another potential 2016-er, governor martin his take on a minimum wage hike. >> it's not about whether we move left or whether we move right, it is about whether we are making the better choices that allow us to move forward. >>> then, al qaeda on the move in iraq. >> by fleeing i

>> i'm heartbroken about it and ima incredibly disappointed. >> another potential 2016-er, governor martin o'malley, gives his take on a minimum wage hike. >> it's not about whether we move left or whether we move right, it is about whether we are making the better choices that allow us to move forward. >>> then, al qaeda on the move in iraq. >> by fleeing iraq and side stepping syria as the administration helped empower terrorists that created long-term threats to u.s. national security. >> a deadly instability in iraq, a lousy jobs report in the u.s., and from a man who survived, and thrived, in the wake of his own political crisis, maybe some tips for chris christie. senator john mccain joins us. >>> plus -- oh, my, that book. a man who worked for both republican and democratic administrations uncorks on politics an politicians. he named names. our panel die secretarissects tl world according to defense secretary robert gates. >>> this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington. i'm candy crowley. if 2014 turns out to be the year of the progressive, count in governor mart

. >> ima media law professor -- i am a media law professor. 50th anniversary year of "new york times" versus 11 and yet libel cases against havenstitutional press been in decades. i was wondering if that was also your experience on the broadcast side, both nationally and on the local level. if that is so, why do you think that might be? >> you try that. >> go ahead. i defer to you on that one. in the subject of 300 plus subpoenas every year, pursuing your stories. we have a lot of legal help. a lot of these deals, these issues are settled in progress, a lot of these libel stories. think everyone takes a more cautious and measured approach to how we are trying to respond to such matters as they come up. i guess i am seeing a little bit less of this occurring. i don't know that if -- i don't an opinion ofve the top of my head. too,, to come i am -- me, i'm willing to think about it some more. but not off the top of my head. >> are you conceding -- when i is a poll like you and i talk to a lot of people like you -- when you ask them about young p

. >> reporter: in a conversation between the players in 2012 martin road ima egg your house and lights claims of bullying and show the two were in fact friends. in a statement, it says what they show is banter between friends and not bullying and he also accused martin of sending text that were of the same poor taste. but in an interview, martin said he was trying to fit in with what he felt was life in the nfl. >> i was trying with all my being to do whatever i could to be a member of this culture. >> he admitted to using vile language against martin and referring to him as the "n" word in an e-mail. >> my actions were coming from a place of love. no matter how bad or vulgar it sounds that's how we communicate and that's how our friendship was. >> after martin left the dolphins in october, the two continued to text. and there was an alleged look what's up with this? i got nothing to do with it. >> i need you butty, and he said i am getting killed in the media. bro, can we talk. the dolphins are talking about releasing me. martin never responded and later that day the dolphins suspend