now, imo, meanwhile, has allowed me miles in this book, meanwhile, there's a professor at the school of advanced international studies in washington, d.c., eliot cohen. an imminent military historian, also a leading neoconservative. you as one of the people trying to petition we have to invade iraq and overthrow saddam by force. is also a number of the defense policy advisory board. and so he goes over to iraq. he's the only member of this board that goes their indices it's a disaster. there's an insurgency mounted and nobody knows what to do about it. now, he comes back feeling really upset because, feeling pangs of guilt because he was advising this administration. he had advocated for this war. his son had recently joined the army and is going to be sent to iran. -- iraq tickets can be said to dismiss. that he sort of help create. so he thinks, well, he has to do something about this. so he sets up a similar in vermont and he goes through his rolodex answer is military journal but he invites everybody to be confined who has written anything remotely interesting about the subject o

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those mississippi a state that has just one abortion center left and even that clinic is facing closure imo shocking however is north dakota's recently enacted legislation that prohibits abortion after six weeks of pregnancy to talk about the challenges to women's reproductive rights today and how it all measures up on a global scale i'm joined now by. organizer with women organized to resist and defend korea thank you so much for coming on thank you for having me so i don't think a lot of women particularly who live in large metropolitan cities realize how limited abortion access is for the rest of the country can you describe really briefly the landscape for abortion accessibility right now in the u.s. . well there's something like nearly ninety percent of all counties in the u.s. don't have abortion providers. and it's interesting you mention north dakota you know that new law that passed in north dakota and north dakota only has one of bush in center in the entire state so it's very difficult in general across the country for people to access these services and broader services for repr

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usually doesn't this and how they usually do that bombing or joining us live now is imo our car for london based member of the syrian social club which campaigns for peaceful reform thanks for joining us what do you make of the latest rebel tactics in their fight against pro us forces. well hello what we've seen in the past few weeks really is a certain advances made by the syrian army in areas around damascus encircling the rebels in the areas west to host their early lebanese border and probably have the prime minister did not all probably have a prime minister been assassinated today that would have given those or rebels a large boost or moron and you know this is this has been going on of officials have been telling you before you know that i was there until you were the top brass in the military were actually successful assassinated about back in july and and the tactics to always been there is no let's get rid of top of issues of of the syrian government and let's give some people on the ground more out to continue to fight against the syrian army a syrian government you mentioned th

the bill has already been practiced entirely in secret but i guess that's the obama administration's imo violate our rights first codified those violations into law second. amidst last week's barrage of violence and tragedy all eyes are on the media for breaking news one such story from the associated press is official twitter account one o seven pm on april twenty third tweeted the following disturbing news said bricky two explosions in the white house and brock obama is injured while thousands of retreats instantly followed only find out minutes later that the report was completely false and he revealed that their account had been hacked in the quick redact of the story but not quickly enough for the economy to take a hit check this out the dow jones which was up suddenly plummeted within just two minutes of the tweet and then recover just as quickly as the news was debunked this reveals just how integrated social media has become with global economic trends so joining me now to discuss this story and more financial news is perry and we're trying to interest a brand new finance show to

her a moment we're talking about hormonal pill and imo no birth control pill that obviously people think can be abused especially by minors to such a lift the age district restriction on this but to say that birth control pill is still by prescription only taking a morning after pill an abortion i didn't say that i said it's a hormone hormone pill it's filled with more about these i've got a birth control pill is which is why we have restrictions on who can buy it you have to have it when people go to the use of the morning after pill limit abortions . but i've been talking about that right now we're talking about is whether minors should have access to this pill in a drugstore without having it minors or showing we can't we can't get around that i think is right now what this judge is really about what this judge is saying is that my eleven year old boy can go out and buy it that's me saying no age restrictions by bubble gum and emergency contraception that every time i do a story take it out of either the obama administration we don't support or the problem here is the problem here is

the number of hunger strike imo prisoners acknowledged by jail officials jumped suite two hundred the figure has doubled since the military conducted a violent raid at the facility using food being put in solitary confinement and guards imposed a lockdown two weeks ago but the numbers still far lower than some of the detainees attorneys claim they believe as many as one hundred thirty people are taking part in the protest against mistreatment and indefinite detention either way it's more than half of one hundred sixty six prisoners currently held at the detention center that so the figures are not there what's more twenty people are being force fed strapped to a chair with a chub down their nose and throat and five inmates been hospitalized at the prison authorities say they condition isn't life threatening clive stafford smith is a lawyer for several detainees he shared with us some examples of the mistreatment that could have prompted the hunger strike we've got his full interview coming up a little bit later this hour but here's a quick look now. when a prisoner doesn't do exactly

a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hard it was watch imo how they are you could not democracy that it now is quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands with burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. that they are not what they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deform and by all the chemical weapons that saddam the only that could do if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. were let me although i do know that this was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while the moment so i don't. even though the mosque was saved from his barbarity look at the ruined minaret. that's bush's democracy the judge holier than what the other wanted the idea. on november seventh two thousand and four a deluge of iran and fire rains down on the city of two hundred mos

. >> well, yeah, and he's not going to -- the president's not imoing to back down on shutting the hoophough there's balance -- but the tax hike, the buffet tax is in there again. we're also seeing, you know, the hits to private equity funds taxing their capital gains as if they are labor when they have to pay taxes in the bonuses. point being all the tax hikes bring in revenue that will be equal to 20 dayses of spending under this budget. stuart: still going to have a near trillion deficit for years to come. >> that's it. stuart: not much of a bargain. going to washington, senator grassley is obama's budget dead on arrival? asking him that question at 10:16 eastern this morning. the latest ad made by the opponents of the keystonepipe line. >> it's not if, it's when. it's happened before. now, again. keystone xl doesn't go to the u.s., but through the u.s. sending oil to places like china and venezuela putting us at risk while big oil gets the reward. connect the dots. it's a pretty ugly picture. stuart: there, you saw it. joining us is jane, part of the group that helped to make this a

they are imoing to stay here. we have to fix the problem, don't kick the can down the road.uestion, straying from money. would you fix the border first? >> absolutely, that has to be a part of it. stuart: no problem with that? >> no, it's part of the comprehensive solution. stuart: a bipartisan view the border is fixed, now get along and normalize the status. >> absolutely. that's rule number one for any country. you know, the country's in latin america and all around the world protect their borders. we have to protect our borders for a lot of reasons. there's instibility now in the bordering and we have to make sure we fix it once and for all. that's part of the solution. stuart: hector, what you're telling me, from a financial appointment of view, no immediate cost to america either from obamacare, social security, or disability? >> that's been stated to this point by both sides. we have not seen the final, you know, version of it, but there's no way there's a bipartisan support for it if there's going to be immediate benefits to 11 million people. you know, this is a proc

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