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crowley's deat will inevitably be compared to that of eric kanter, formerly of the gop leadership. he too did not tend to a political brush fire back home in his district. he is now a private citizen, which is apparently what congressman joe crowley will become in january. again, easily the biggest story to emerge from this primary night. for more, we have our national political correspondent, steve kornacki, at the big board. and with us from utah, nbc news capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt, who traveled west to covered the mitt romney race. steve, we'll begin in the studio wi you. just to underscore this, crowley's job for the democratic caucus in the house was the head of messaging. so much for that, i guess. >> yeah, and you put the rank there, number four. but that's someday when he might become the speaker. there were folks who thought it could be like next year. if there were some situation where the democrats got the majority, where there were a lot who hadn't committed to pelosi, that crowley had basically lined up to be the next in line when pelosi goes. and now losin

on the far left is kanter's idea of classic autism filtered with greater impairments with asperger the disorder on the far right, so asperger disorder was increasingly indistinguishable from high functioning autism. i hate the term high functioning and low functioning, but these are in common use and asperger disorder was reclassified in 2013 as autism spectrum disorder , so it no longer exists as a medical diagnosis. although, it does internationally and in this country no longer does. socially, asperger remains in wide uses as an identity for millions of people, a term we apply to love ones and personality stereotype in popular culture. most of us never think about the man behind the name. so, the question that this work brings up is does the man matter? medical ethics it does because in medicine naming a disorder after someone is meant to to credit that individual for describing a condition and to honor them for their work. in my opinion asperger marriage neither. first, he did not discover autism. 's portrayal of autistic psychopaths is at odds with understanding today. we don't se

to jim's left we have a partner, the antitrust group jonathan kanter who focus on litigation and counseling and has extensive experience. prior to this position jonathan worked at the u.s. federal trade commission bureaus of competition where he investigated major transactions involving internet providers, music publishers, online producers and ver advice providers and others. to his left, we have leona khan who researches antitrust competition and policy and identifies potentially legal reforms. her work has been published by "the yale law journal" and "harvard lau and policy review," and several others. and sully pub hub board, to lina's left joined the capitol forum after serving as an assistant attorney general in the new york state attorney general's under elliott spitzer and andrew kwoem ore administrations. she specializes in a focus on health care and mergers. i would like to kick it off and start with sally and even a couple of reflections on the conversations today and even just the topic of how microsoft might apply in today's climate. >> okay. so i want to say thank you for havi

the majority leader eric kanter told me that it would end my political career if i pushed it. the chairman of the party, of the committee that had jurisdiction said it was dead or -- dead on arrival. i went against almost everyone on the republican side. we got that buildup. not only passed the house. i was working with the senate while we were negotiating the house version. the senate passed it in record time. i have always put the people first. i support the president's national goals, i think everything he ran on made a lot of sense, that is why he will have my support. the district will always come first in my proof of that was the perfect example, was that the when i risked my political career to get the flood insurance reform bill passed. lot of people in our district would have been out of their homes because they would have never been able to afford those exaggerated premiums. host: thank you. dan: he paired up with maxine waters, the most liberal democrat in the house, was on the floor of the house screaming for the impeachment of president trump. and he paired up wit