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ms. incorporate gram if i may be so formal? >> always, i adoreu. >> cnn did a mitt romney documentary in october just before the election, was there any complaint about that? >> laura: it was really boring that was my client. >> you don't know. this hasn't been filmed yet and you have priebus. no problem with a documentary on mitt romney before the election. >> laura: that was a cut and paste deal. >> has reeves priebus seen it yet. >> laura: i saw it. it was really boring. >> the hillary one. >> laura: you are smarter than that. >> not really. lure lawyer good good point, go to hanukkah. you can't blame priebus. >> yes, can i. >> laura: last debate we had mod rarts clearly doing the midding of the democrats. >> bidding because that was the case in your view that means therefore cnn when they do a hillary documentary will do it in keeping with whatever candy crowley things because you don't like the way she run the debate. that's a running long jump. >> laura: can you chime in on, this look, i think regardless of the hillary project they shouldn'

ms. cretu to delete e- mails." on a regularos basis, lots of family photos with her nieces, who she adores, family reunions, her weddinganthem bathing suit photos, nothing improper. this will they french at that electronically became very personal and then back to normal -- this was a friendship that became very personal and then went back to normal. host: here is the photo in question that they are talking about. there is secretary powell and the romanian diplomat. this again is from the "smoking gun" this morning. incompetent, california, democrats line. your thoughts on the federal budget process. compton,is in california. caller: oh, hi, thank you for taking my call. i have been wondering how many people have been laid off because of cutting government spending. that is adding to the unemployment. businesseso causing to go out of business because when the people are unemployed, they do not have any money to spend. people -- have more we don't have less people in the united states, do we? you need more help. and you do need government to do it because people are not going to help people. the majority of them. they a

ms. rochelle for jacki. >> stephanie: we just made the voice toy work for you. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: little added something extra. >> i like that. why not. >> first one is for free. >> stephanie: here she, is the adoredged with trying to hide the size of the bank's $6 billion trading loss last year. the two men are javier, london supervisor of jpmorgan's trading strategy and julian grout who is responsible for recording the value of bad investments. the charges were unsealed today in federal court in manhattan. they included conspiracy to falsify books and records, to commit wire fraud and to falsify s.e.c. filings. the bookings institute is out today with a new study that takes a closer look at young immigrants seeking a reprieve from deportation under the administration's year-old deferred action program. the city finds that most applicants applicants who have to be between 15 and 30 years old are under 21. two out of three of those came to the u.s. before the age of 11 and the third came here under the age of 5. brookings findings helped to make the case. many of the young people came here not on their own accord and should be granted a faster track to legal status. the study also shows that more