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. >> schieffer: congress can't seem to get together and decide what to do they just remain at loggerheads. in the meantime you and texas you got 800,000 people there. what are you doing now? >> what i am doing now as governor for the state of texas, i have outlined a plan that does what americans really want to have achieve, that is i have a plan that will secure the border. i'm going to add more than 500 more department of public safety officers, more texas rangers, more technology. we are coming out of our own pocket texas taxpayers' pockets of securing the border doing the job the federal government must do. the first step that has to be taken in this whole process to secure the border. >> schieffer: let me, before i let you go just talk about national politics texas is going to be a key state obviously again. you have jeb bush who has texas connections obviously, probably ted cruz he's doing everything he can to run for president. rick perry you do you think all three are going to run? >> i would not be surprised if they all run. if i could expand on that, the texas connection, charli

and they were, have been, at loggerheads with that reason of insanity. what swayed you one way or the other based on what was said during the case? >> well, you were talking to your guests earlier about motive. let me ask you this. when was the last time you heard of somebody shooting somebody else because they didn't shake their hand? it doesn't happen. that's not what happens with normal human beings. what that is, that's a crazy person. all of this stuff about motive. and the profound lack of a motive. the utter lack of a capacity to explain why something happened. not necessarily legally relevant, or at least not an element of the case. it shows to my mind just how aberrant. and what is mental illness but aberrant. >> they came back very quickly, why? is this a deficiency in the legal structures available to them in the courtroom? >> in a way, yes. >> or instead of the prosecution and the defense? >> no. i don't think it is a failure of the prosecution or the defense. i think it is a failure of the system more generally. entire idea of not guilty by

she has been at loggerheads, it appears, behind the scenes with perhaps president obama of the unitedve been trying to both countries, trying to put a positive spin on the fact that they're both on the same page. the bottom line has been the united states want a more aggressive approach to russia. has been talking about arming with increased defensive military hardware. arming the ukrainian government. these talks have been seen as a last-ditch diplomatic effort to bring a political solution. we heard it yesterday from the president of uyan saying that failure of talks, he would put in place a marshal law across the country which indicated the potential for escalation of military conflict. the german foreign minister was saying yesterday just how important these talks were how much was at stake, and that this really was a last big diplomatic push. so there is a huge stake behind the scenes. at the moment it seems to be a degree of brinkmanship involved. it's not clear if the final gaps can be bridged to everyone's satisfaction which, of course is what is required to make this somethin

. >> there was much discussion that came after netanyahu 2012 yuan speech that he was at loggerheadsith his mossad chief. that was discussed and the chief even set a war with iran would be a bad idea. what was breathtaking for the journalists who work on this is to seek mossad's classified documents that is now available for the entire world to peru's and read at its own leisure. clearly, netanyahu came and spoke before the entire world presenting information that was in direct contradiction to the country premier intelligent service. it backs a strong question where did he get his information from? was he taking talking points from his own intelligence services who the government of israel pays to look after the sort of material? it begs the question some like to what americans experienced in the run-up to the iraq war, is a based on intelligence or political fiction? i'm a journalist, true, i have lived here for going on eight years, but i'm also a citizen of this planet. i think everyone who is a citizen of the planet who lived through the iraq war and things of an impending iran

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francine: we spoke to someone from unicredit, saying it is like they are at loggerheads.from athens. how has this played out in the street, are people taking this personally? >> there's a feeling of apprehension. there's a sense that at the moment this is the moment of truth. beyond that people in greece feel very bullied. whether justified or not the request greece made yesterday for the extension. the mood was this was a capitulation. when the german finance minister came out rejecting this, this was considered quite a shock. the sense of a lot of people is that, one, they think germany wants greece out of the euro area. the other sense is that capitulation is not enough. what is required is national humiliation. that is the sense that people have. whether it is justified or not. another thing as well -- francine: go-ahead. marcus: yesterday evening, the deputy prime minister met with the central bank governor. the deputy prime minister has taken a lot of responsibility of the banking sector. within the syriza party he's considered moderate. he came out and said there a