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restriction oncorporate spending he disagr on the practical impact-- pporters of the restriction believe itoulde like turning a spigot on full force in terms money flowing into campaigns but the opponents of the restrictions arg there are 23 statethat don't have restctions and nody's saying they're overwhmingly corrupt. lehrer: congress might be writing mpaign law inhe middleave cpaign year. ank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> lehre you can listen to all of today's arguments athe supreme court on o web site at newshour.pbs.org. next, a "gooye, hello" to the beatles as the music moves in new forms into the 21st centy. jeffrey brown ports. ♪ >> brown: if beatlemania eve really went aw, it's certainly back with a new und and in a new form of media. the new sound comes from the release ofigitally re-masted versions of the entire beatl catague. records originally relsed between 1963 and 1970. c.d.s have already topped th brith amazon charts. >> do you think you'll buy ts? >> oh, for sur i mean, it's the beatl, how could you not buy it? every song. >> bro: audiophiles can even chooseetween a stereo

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itould b totally irsponsible to make a decision and then say "i'm notoing to review i" charlie, i know this, and this is not of the same weight, you constant think about this sho and thcourse you're on. of cose you do. i as the chief of stafto the esident, i'm alwaysaking a step bacand saying "are we doing this the rit way? is there anoth way to do this?" the armed fces today and even prior to the mccystal rert consntly took a.... rose: i assume this is whit house, too, a the state departmenttoo. withespect t something a important as afghanistan andhe battle against t taliban and al qaeda and remembering the taliban gave a safe hav to al qaeda and refuse to turn them out en the united states cam d said "we want those gs." >> tt's a complated history and it'sot just that simple but corrt in the end. ere's been some repor, in fact, the talan was willing to ve a discussn, the united states didn' so it's a.... >> re: fair enough. it's left to history. >> left the historians about that complexity. the fact is, there's not a change in thebjectives, there's a discussion. and i want you unders

itould simply guarantee that the is at least one health insurance plan i the exchange like everybo else that ordinary americans can afford and can count to havemore modete preums and yet the same befits or perhaps more. we'll see. it's stable. it's affordable. i believe it saves $50 biion. >> reporter: but utah republan orrin hatch waed a public opti would only make health care more expensive. >> ihought the goal of health reform was to actuall make it re affordable now, letme make a very important point. w i believehat a new government plan is nothing more than a trojan horse for a single-payor systein washinon. washington-runrograms undermin market-based competition through their ability to impose price controls andhift costs to her purchasers. proponents of this government plan seem to count on the efficiency of the fderal government in delivering care for arican families since it is already doing such great job wit our banking and automobile industries. >> reporter: senor rockefeller al complained the bill offered by cirman baucus would give private insurance companies nearly half a

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i wish itould change faster but they are changing. people are looking at us differently now.they know we are an institution trying to educate students. parents are getting it. this is the first year in a long time we have had a pair of/teacher organization where parents are asking questions. unfortunately this year, we have not targeted match which was disheartening for me and the staff but the good thing about it -- w took a proactive approach. we have established a challenge program for our parents, they were honest to say to us i can't help my child. i don't understand this math anymore. we talk about third, fourth, fifth grade. we have provided a program starting september 14th. every monday, working with parents to help them know how to work -- that is the big challenge. this is the first year i was faced with a parent who is 17-year-old bringing in a at four-year-old. absolutely no clue how to have a child because she is trying to help herself. there are a lot of challenges, are they challenges we can't reach? we can reach them. we make no excuses in our building, there

norgardonsure adequate security for missions to think itould be preferable to have the military provide security for u.s. embassies in war zones which would ensure we have a legally binding command and control over such psonnel? >> i believe the military has been tasked with a lot, and this is one where when we talk about security personnel, this is one where chief of mission ought to take this, and i believe that these contractors to report to mission alamance u.n. rn reports to me, that we have adequate control and what i can assure you is that i will do my be to make sure we don't have incidents-- incidents to happen, they happen everywhere but i can sure you we do a lot tory to ensure that they don't happen and i would rather not task the military with still another missn. >> according to the department of the statenspector general there is no plan in place for transition to a diplomatic transition and were not adequately prepared for redeployment. it has produced a unified transition plan whch was under review when can we exct to see a final approved transition plan to ensure our d

part oiraq in their o regional concerns so i think they can deal with some of the key elements but itoulde much better they dealt with the kiger cochra law. i am giving you my sense of the situation and i don't think we are going to get there before january and that way we rlly want t focus on getting them to bed of these deals because of getting british petroleum and there's the good development. >> mr. ambassador syria and iraq had indicated a willingness to try to cooperate on the borders and be able to find the fighter issue which is very much in our interests and we have been pushing th on both sides but the bombing in august 19th have now seen sort of an explosion between the two countries. they pulled their ambassadors and traded recriminations, so where do we stand on that? what if anything can be done to end that? will turkish mediation make a difference? is there sething that we should be advocating at this point in what you think is the prospects for getting back to the place that we hope to be? >> i think we would like to see iraq and syria have a good relationship and it w@

so, itould be that he's just playing his political cards at home. we just have to let them sort it out right now. >> on afghanistan, general stanley mcchrystal has said that if we don't get more troops in there -- this is not going well. we can't increase security there without more troops. if we don't have those extra troops, the outcome there might be failure as opposed to victory. president obama has said he wants to assess his options, he wants to give some thought to this. is there any way, in your opinion, that he can ignore the advice of his top military commander in that theater? >> well, let me answer you in this way. the surge worked in iraq, and our guys did a fabulous job, the men and women we sent there. but if you talk to general petraeus, anybody who was involved in it, they will tell you that it also worked because the iraqi sunni in anbar, let's say, fought with them side by side, were willing to risk their lives because they were sick and tired of the al qaeda in iraq, all the killing they did and the irresponsible behavior they ha

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