beis no longer acceptable to .llowed ignoring or silence that is what has progressed.ere is enough power in the hands of this minority group that you are not allowed to ignore it to that level anymore. but you are right. didn't see the sterling interview with anderson cooper. tavis: you didn't miss much. i didn't see it either. >> somebody told me he brought up the fact that -- he didn't say magic has hiv. he said he has aids, and he said the aids, which is all the more odd, but it shows so many levels of ignorance. first off, unless there is something we don't know, magic johnson doesn't have aids. he has hiv. with medication i'm not sure what you call it anything anymore, the different levels of having the disease. the big point is what does that have to do with anything? but that it was so ready to bring up, i don't know what it says, but it says something, and it says there are people who still ties stigmas and judgment calls based on that. that is what this work has been for. tavis: with the stigma and ignorance that does exist, is there a takeaway you hope the fi

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happen,llowed this to even though no one who wrote the law thought maybe someday this could help reallyick kids. it has. come heree like dara and have success, they know a ton of families in similar situations back in whatever state they have come from. at this point, we have families here from almost every state. they create this redeem a lobbying group of both a success story and people at home who want to push for the same opportunity and they have started in the last 45 months going to the state legislatures and saying, we want the same chance. let us save our children. there are 20 states and states that you would not think would likethis legislation, thi alabama and mississippi have both passed laws allowing this to happen, kentucky, utah, some of the reddest states in the country are passing medical marijuana laws that are narrowly to find help these sick kids. there's this sudden realization theirhere is real their putrid qualities. >> what is the difference between the marijuana that people smoke for recreational purposes and the oil that the children are being administered? >>

principle llowed the purpose leadership is to produce more leaders not more followers. tried to do that. i have got young people being access it books, media, start their own groups. me johnny l appleseed. host: if ump not doing what you would be your profession. guest: a satirist. humor ills. if there is total justice you can say the purpose of life is laughter. is so insightful. you: how unusual was it for to do the humor on that clip we showed? day you kocome to so injustices ces and it is hard to go down to onnecticut avenue and do humor but you have to switch once in a while. on "saturday night live" five times but not since the 2000 campaign. you know who hink is in charge. democrats, of course. you want toomething pleasure before you quit all of this if you ever do? what would that be? whether is number one on the list? two number are ones. number one is getting youngsters learning civic skills in their connecting with adult supervision and learning how runs, how it ty isn't run, how to improve it, right where they live. they will emerge high school and college a

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public,.llow for is -- comment. that is an important part of the process. we then make a qualitative decision on all of the arguments for and against natural gas exports. you will see that there are extensive document where we are required to make clear and transparent reasons. we have to talk about the arguments made. >> are international considerations weighed in any different way? are they more significant or less significant? do you work with the department of energy on making international determinations? >> we work very closely. we work on all issues. in terms of international considerations, you will see that there is a specific reference to the importance of energy security for the united states and its allies and trading partners. that is something we take into consideration. >> not heavier than any other factors? >> i think that all of these factors are important. we care about american consumers. we care about international processes. >> is the process working as well as you would like it to? >> i am sure that the team is doing an excellent job o

>> i started at broward college when i was 13 and then transferred to llowed to take c courses in place classes in your high school and then actually grad wait from high school. what did you did get your degree in? >> criminal justice. >> what do you want to grow up to be? >> i would like to be the chief supreme court justice of the united states. >> i think you're well on your way for your advanced age. i don't know if they ever had a justice at 18 years old. what's remarkable to me is that you were able to graduate high school, also, at 16 years old. i think i was 18. how did you manage to skip ahead so far and so fast? >> well, my mother pushed me forward. i was home schooled before i started college and so my mother pushed me forward a grade and then when i was in high school i got pushed forward another grade and i was able to graduate when i was 16. >> we hear stories of young kids these days just lazy. what do you say to those stories young kids your age, you are just lazy, you don't want to work hard. >> well, i didn't quite get your question. >> what do you say to the stories w

in 1952 he was appointed deputy director general of the ministry of defense, and the llowing year he became director general. at age 29, he was the youngest person to hold this position. he was involved in arms purchases and established strategic alliances that were important for the state of israel. he has served in numerous high-level cabinet positions and minute steerial posts in steril posts in israel. mr. peres has honorably served israel for more than 70 years during which he harmonized the foreign policy interest of israel and the united states. he played a pivotal role in forging the strong and unbreakable bond between our two countries. mr. speaker, the founding generation of israel was central to the development of that country and shimon peres was the only surviving member of that founding generation. by presenting the congressional gold medal to shimon peres, the first to be awarded to a sitting president of israel, congress proclaims its unbreakable bond and with continual support for israel as we commemorate the 65th anniversary of its independence and the 90th birthday

t is saying they can'ting healthy companies if they are and llowed to recapital iize put something between them and taxpayers in the next crisis. is that a fair arrangement? do you think shareholders are about n their grievance there? >> it is not my job to talk or not.ether it is fair i have a responsibility to the taxpayers. my responsibility in the conservatorship is or not. i have not to the shareholders, really. awake know, i don't lie at night wondering what is fair to the shareholders. y responsibility is to think about how can i do what is responsible for the taxpayers those responsibilities doing only what is safer nd sound in the lending space and maintaining an efficient in the housing space. and walking that balance is difficult to waulk. that is a full-time job. i just don't have time to think about what might happen in with the shareholders. it is not my responsibility. >> you can watch more of fhfa tomorrow mel watt on makers". >> you can now take c-span with you wherever you go with our c-span radio app for your smart gone or tablet. c-span tv ll three hannels or c-span rad