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one it was perceived as the moe unjust or inhuman part of the traffic, but also they had an economic self-interest. they already owned slaves, and the environment in the u.s. was such that slave mortality was not as high in southern plantations as it was in places like cuba or brazil, where slaves really didn't live very long because of the environment and the diseases. here in the u.s. if they were well-treated, as well-treated as they could be, they would live for a deposit life span. and so slave owners perceived with ban thing slave trade that would increase the value of the slaves they owned but a it would limit the influx of slaves. so it was an odd coalition. >> you have a chart in your book here that shows the -- i want to use the word importation of slaves. what is this showing here? >> guest: there's a real strong spike in the number of slaves entering the u.s. right before we ban it. everyone knew that as soon as that clocked turned on 1808 that congress was going to bon the slave trade. >> host: the other half of your book is about the international human rights law. when

now the step moe of one of the accused girls is facing charges as well. >> the apple doesn't far from the tree. >> the tree in this case is vishian vossberg who's shut to appear before a judge today. the 30-year-old is charged with two counts of child abuse and four kountzes of it. they say the video steps from visual owe they found. she's allegedly seen her beating two young boys with her firsts while other children laugh and scream in the background. the video was recorded and then posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-old jumped to her death at this abandoned cement factory after being cyber bullying for almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged vossberg told media that she does not allow it in her house. yet it was on her daughter's facebook page that this video was found. >> that appears to be a normal way of life. >

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>> i certainly agree with moe h mohammed investors are looking with shock over our behavior and it's in the interest of china to develop a large, reburst market and the british said they would be happy to help the chinese do that in london. to be sure, we should expect to diverse pie a way from the dollar in part because we have demonstrated repeated irresponsibility and given every indication we'll go even further in the direction early next year. >> our economy, our businesses depend on the mighty american dollar. what are you saying exactly for the future? >> obviously, in the short term the dollar remains the primary reserve currency in the outstanding safe haven around the world. the question is what happens one, two, five years down the road? how quickly can portfolios shift? how fast does the eros rebound or rise as a viable alternative to the dollar? the pressure is there. we should recognize we have no birthright that says the dollar is number one currency forever. we built up that reputation, good reputation over a long period of time, 200 years i would argue and squandered

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the choice he has to make is to issugo into default or issue moe bonds.they would be a risk premium added to them by the financial markets but financial markets deal with risky assets all the time. it's not impossible for them to adjust the amount they're willing to pay. the point is the president needs to be able to raise money in order to cover the spending debt congress has ordered him by law to pay. >> i see, i see what you're saying, so are the options that you're discussing with us, any of those options for raising money for spending that money that really doesn't have but that congress authorized, any of those options constitutional? >> in one sense none of them are constitutional because the president is supposed to obey and execute the laws that congress sends him. but in this situation what we have written about, the president is given spending laws, taxing laws and a debt law. not all thee can be done, one of them has to go. the president does the least damage to the constitution by letting the debt ceiling about the one that goes in order to f

from the white house, started hearing it from the podium, started hearing it from the white house moesble surrogates that it's going to be better and it's going to be this difficult time in between. that doesn't appear to be true either. >> i mean there are people -- we had one person, jim angle piece, who compared prices and a bronze plan and he's 58 years old and he's getting prenatal coverage. now, it's mandated by the obama care mandates. but that's an indication of something that maybe somebody doesn't want. >> it's precisely why historically essentially planned economies don't work. the soviets had a plan for this much steel and this much concrete and it had no response to what was out there in the market. and they overproduced. so they had a lot of production numbers and they had an economy that was unworkable. here these people are deciding if you're a single male in your 60s, you don't need the maternal care, you don't -- you've never smoked dope, you don't need the substance abuse stuff. you want a catastrophic plan which is very rational, but jay carney is saying, you know,

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. >> i moe the president though. >> you should be proud. >> oh, pin thehead. >> why?what will come out of his mouth. >> looks like a pinhead. i'm sorry, mate. >> why does everything i do sound like a lep rechaun? >> pinhead or patriot? >> nice smile, man. >> like the chompers. >> perfect. >> the guy is everything you are not supposed to be but his heart is in the right place. he's the definition of what a patriot should be. >> he's gained some weight. >> who do you think it is if it's not the vice president? >> speaker of the state or something. i don't know. >> you're a genius. >> pinhead or patriot? >> half and half. >> one dog goes one way, the other dog go it is other way. >> i don't know how much support he has within the party. >> patriot? >> patriot. >> is he on your network? >> no. >> do you know what beaner's job is? >> treasury or something? >> look at the eyes. >> yeah. could be evil. looks like the new j.r.ewing. >> is that a fact? >> look deep into his eyes. >> microphone is cutting out on us. >> if the skin was darker he would look like george clooney. >

not compromising or negotiating, they need to go to the dictionary and look it up because they don't moe're talking about. >> there's a difference between compromise and compitulation. when the president did compromise, it was at the dislike of the progressive wing of the democratic party. we were all over him that he just department hold strong and this -- it cost him. i think he learned his lesson from that. now, what we have to do based on what you just showed us, it may cause people's eyes to glaze over these congressional rules and the way they're explained but come monday morning, i'm going to be as my grandfather used to say, and it's an old country term an i mentioned it to the president one time, put it where the goats can get it. in other words -- >> right. >> you know? >> that's how we're trying to put it out there. >> that's right. i think even the tea party goats are going to get this one. >> i mean, it's -- you're right in terms of procedure. i mean, simply stated, they changed the rules just for this piece of legislation by the way. >> that's right. to keep the government

i don't moe tknow how to lead iy sports seglememensegment. the a's season ended. oakland's front office has not stopped working. their top priority, locking up key pieces to the puzzle for next season. which one of those plays will come first? >>> the warriors get ready to take flight but not just across our country. golden state racking up major frequent flier miles with this trip. we'll tell you where they're going and why, coming up next on nbc bay area. >>> a religious study scholar who happens to be muslim has written a book about jesus. academically speaking this is not a big deal, however, it's become a big deal. his controversial interview on fox went viral and his book sales skyrocketed. he's now sharing his story about jesus, the jews and islam with us. tonight, "the interview" with san jose product reza aslan. >> this is home for me still. this will always be home, no matter where i go. >> reporter: home might be where his heart is, but his book and the controversy surrounding it is playing out on a national level. >> so you're suggesting basically the

it was a moe men tarry break down where she had to go and have emergency care. once she understood the diagnosis, she knew how to move forward. she had her challenges as a gnaw parent, and i always spoke closely with her. i am a parent. i have two children. so, you know, just like anyone else she had questions and we dealt with that as a family, but there was nothing out of the ordinary. >> did she seem in recent days to be off medication or to be unstable? >> no, she didn't appear to be unstable. >> again, the reports that she told her boyfriend that she believed president obama was in someway electronically monitoring her home. did she ever talk to you about that? >> what i can say is she has never disclosed anything of that nature, and since my sister is not here to speak for herself, that statement in itself is very questionable. >> in the last time you talked with her, the last couple of times you talked with her, did you notice anything out of the ordinary? >> no, she was concerned about me. >> just as any sister would be? >> absolutely. >> amy, how about

. >> wow, 2012 virginia vote d moe closely like the rest of the country than any other state in the unioneat weather vane. the governor's race this year maybe the post shutdown and the past nine elections for governor, virginia has chosen a governor from the opposite party of the president in the white house, but the political winds seem to be blowing in a different democratic direction. joining me now, joan walsh and margie o'meara. this thing about slavery, don't compare anything to hitler. don't compare anything to slavery and you're better off. here he is. because abortion, unlike slavery, which would be a crime today. if you enslave someone, you might be in prison for a number of years. abortion is not a crime. you may not like it. but it's not a crime. people shouldn't be making these comparisons. >> you said republicans are looking for a moderate makeover. there is no makeup artist alive that could make ken cuccinelli up to be a moderate. >> why are they running? >> he came of age, if you will, in this class of extreme tea party folks. sort of feeded off, he fed off the energy he g

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