people don't have less rights in alabama or georgia than they do in massachusetts or california. the constitution is written in the court is there to enforce it for all the citizens of the u.s. to matter where they live. charlie: adam, there is this. the liberal wing of the supreme court. we know who they are. they have played their cards brilliantly. how so? adam: as recently as october, 19 states allowed same-sex states. -- marriages. we are up to 36-37. that is entirely a consequence of actions taken by the supreme court not reviewing lower court decisions. that means the map has expended to the point where it looks very much like it did when the courts struck down bans on interracial marriage. you have about 15 states left, that is when the court tends to act. it looks like brown versus board of education when 15 states still had segregated schools. it looks like lawrence against texas when some states still banned sexual conducts. and staying out of the way long enough, for the map to expand, the court brought itself into line with historic practices. should it decide to est

people don't have less rights in alabama or georgia than they do in massachusetts or california. and the constitution is written and the court is there to enforce it for all the citizens of the united states no matter where they live. >> rose: adam, the liberal wing, you wrote, of the supreme court -- and we know who they are -- has played its cards brilliantly. how so? >> as recently as october, 19 states allowed same-sex marriage. we're up to 36 or 37 now entirely a consequence of actions taken by the supreme court in not reviewing lower court decisions and that means that the map of the united states has expanded to a point where, as david says it looks very much like it did when the court struck down bans on interracial marriage. when you have about 15 states left, that's when the court tends to act. looks like brown v board of education went about 15 states. in staying out of the way long enough for the map to expand the court brought itself into line with historical practices and i think should it decide to establish a right to same-sex marriage, it will be more easily acce

california massachusetts, and pennsylvania. about half were associated with people who traveled to india or the dominican republic. say many cases will go away on their own and that ant antibiotics should be reserved for severe cases. >>> every time you get behind the wheel, quiet your cell phone and put it away. that's the message of a new national campaign to curb distracted driving. today youngsters demonstrated distracted driving on a closed track. starting next friday law enforcement will be aggressively ticketing drivers with cell phones. transportation officials say this is costing 31,000 lives in 2013 alone. >>> work to improve school has ended in tragedy for one texas community. one person died when a building under construction collapsed today. three others were injured. this happened just north of dallas here. all inside were construction workers. no students or teachers were inside. the building was to be a $3 million sports practice facility. the company in charge of construction has no safety violations. >>> we are hearing tonight from the father of chris kyle, the man whose life inspired that blockb

massachusetts, and connecticut. today, colgate's number two state is california. not only are you introducing students to schools they have never heard of, or're helping schools recruit diverse students from all over the country because we have the information. cory: my daughter is six. she said, hey dad, i have been thinking about something. i think i decided where i want to go to college. she says, dad, we like cow, right? we don't like stanford. do you think that notion of where you are going to go and what she will do will change in bigger ways because we work you do? dan: we have 4000 colleges, we work with a thousand of them to recruit students. we see the diversity of gender race, income. that is what they are looking for. we are helping upstate new york schools like syracuse region to los angeles into zip codes they have never heard of. it is what way it -- it is the way americans work. we are both from new york, here we are and we live in california. why not move when you're in college? cory: we are in arizona, just to be clear. you have had a big change in your business. you got out of the physical textbook business. dan boy we go

massachusetts has no death penalty. it's on a second phase with the same jury deciding whether he should be put to death or sentenced to life in prison most likely the super max penitentiary in california. >> on victimed so quickly in 30 charges signals to me that the jury might not be so hesitant to vote for the death penalty. >> i may be standing on one fake leg, but i'm standing here stronger than ever because someone tried to destroy me and he failed. >> reporter: the judge has yet to set a time and date for the second phase of the trial. for now the jury will have a few days off. >> pete will yamts, thank you so much for that report. new polling kuktded by msnbc news shows 47% of those questioned would prefer the death penalty. the online polling was convicted over three days. >>> now to the race for 2016. there were different headlines for the republicans officially declaring their candidacy of presidency. cruz has raised a staggering $31 million for his campaign. it speaks to what should be unprecedented levels of spending in 2016 and suggestions serious fund raising competition for jeb bush. and then there's the headline for senator rand paul who got testy with our and savannah

or 80. the groups to this day that were formed had bank accounts and an office and the major players in massachusetts, california and other states. obama and lois lerner succeeded on the tea party movement so that it couldn't replicate and 12 and had the day it might have turned out different if there had been an upsurge of republican votes. >> host: key was up by a 1 million obama was down 3 million. but there was a margin of 4 million. and before we saw the surge something like that it should have built on yourself, not just replicated itself. there is a serious argument that that was a major factor. you can't have part of the government playing politics against the american people. they didn't do enough to make it happen. >> host: many of the people that work in these agencies i think self identify as liberals. why do you think that is and why do conservatives even win control of the when control of the federal government that is such a hard time innovating these agencies. >> guest: there were the patriots, liberty up against loyalists and friends of government. so they've always been friends of government. t

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california, massachusetts, new york, leaving its sponsors quite disenchanded. from the time of president truman's first effort forward, medicaid and medicare was part of the platform. chapter 3 when president johnson was elected orappointed soon after the death of president kennedy he told mr. califano we will fight for medicare as long as we have breath in our body. using failure of the mills act and other issues surrounding the lack of coverage for americans they were able to pass medicare and medicaid linked to welfare system. under medicare part b, doctors were protoke teched from socialized medicine. allowed them to be compensated for usual and discussion marry fees. they were represented by american medical association still then and still opposes quote socialized medicine. president johnson traveled to independence missouri, the birthplace of truman's wife beth to sign the law. beth and harry truman were given the first two medicare cards. medicare expansion protected pharmaceutical industry. some contend that aca protects health care industry skirting efficient approach to insure the nation or medicare or single-payer approach. finally we're now at chapter four, which raises the question, did the path we