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. >> jo narcs bad for some people, good for others? is that ur take?> yeah the average consumer, 's hard to know. i will say the above average consumer of health care, whether you are older or near medicare age or not quite there or are you a frequent flyer in the health care industry as they call you. you are not goin to se the cost of this. the below average consumer of health care, whether fit, healthy, eat right, young, that person is ing to be paying for the other person's increased health care coverage because it is mandateing in its simplicity more health cverage and better health coverage with no caps. somebody has to pick up that tab. thea.l. got tapped with being politically incorrect. that's going to get passed on to other health insurance, people who don't have bills like that. it's bakally capital communism in a way. >> fit, healthy, eat right. i got to to john for that. how bass is this going to get? >> i think itill get significantly wors only time will tell 20 years out if this is a good law or not. right now it los like it will get muc

if we fail in afghanistan we can't suppress that narc owe-state s that going to be the issue?how we are going to fail? >> i think we are failing in after -- i think the united states has failed in afghanistan and i think it's in large part due to the fact that the country is governed by an incredibly corrupt leadership. there is pervasive corruption not just around the drug trade, but around all sorts of aspects of the roared government business. and there is very little security through large part because of the rampant and violent organized crime across the country. and there is sort of no end in sight for any of that. the other challenge is that the militants, the insurgents in afghanistan and across the board never pakistan, in fact, all over the world, are increasingly funding themselves through organized crime and they are diversifying their activities across the spectrum of organized crime activities. so they are becoming more violent, more ruthless, and more criminalized and that, too, is adding challenges for the average afghan person. >> the book is seeds of terror,

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good rel

i actually don't believe that they really narc on president obama's policies that much because i believer comments to make him look better. take, for example, lauren michaels, who's run snl forever and now runs jimmy fallon's new show. he originally said that there was nothing funny about president obama when he came on the national scene until the debates became so obvious between clinton, hillary clinton and obama that they finally started making fun of him. recently he said the reason they don't make fun of democrats as much as republicans is because republicans actually take being the butt of the joke better. really? >> well, look, here's the stats so everybody knows. the only late night guy that tells more jokes about republicans than president obama is letterman. and then leno was way, way mocking the president over republicans. the rest of them are. but i think you both make a good point, that they don't get personal about barack obama. when they go after him, it's because the computer doesn't work -- >> that's right. teleprompter. >> or something like this. but let's face it, you

we have 60,000 cubans in venezuela, we have all kind of narc owe traffickers, mafias, under the protectiongovernment. seven generals of the highest rank which are on the kingpin list of the united states treasury. never not going to give up $90 billion a year which is the income of venezuela a year, we are a great business for the cubans the mafia groups and the corrupt military officers and the corrupt members of the high arc i of venezuela . there is a great appetite to preserve it as we have it. maduro said to us last week, i don't care you'll never get back to power. if i let loose all of these civilian groups, they have a lot of gangs which are armed, today they did not exhibit they want because there were a lot of journalists in venezuela. but they have these gangs, which are criminal gangs, which last week killed three young people. and this afternoon today, they shot another girl, a queen beauty of valencia, was shot in the head. so they use these groupings in order to not to let the armed forces because the armed forces are beginning to get very concerned about implications of the

and it leads to it's almost as if the drug itself has kind of narc co tiesed the country in to not reallymuch. meanwhile you have thousands of people guying every year where they are now the leading cause of accidental death in america. it's a stunning statistic. >> let's hope this gives this drug playing some very needed attention, jeff, sam, appreciate you taking time come on the show and talk whether it tonight, thank you. >>> turn to go the olympics. thomas bach took a surprising swing at world leaders on tuesday. >> reporter: accusing them of playing politics at the expense of athletes. without naming names it was a clear reference to obama and european leaders who have spoken about -- >> if notices used as a stage for political decent or for trying to score points in [inaudible] certainly or external contests. have the courage to address your disagreements in a peaceful direct political dialogue and not on the backs of the athletes. >> for more i am joined by jewels, h he is the author of. and a prefoes or of political science and played on the u.s. soccer team in international comp

. >> narc, you're on the ground in florida, asset or liability, ted cruz?hat's a good question. he's a draw. he keeps the party energized, i would describe ted cruz as an anchor who keeps his party well anchored in its conservative base. but the problem that the party has, at a certain point it's going to need to sail on and weigh anchor. sometimes he hasn't shown enthusiasm for closing his mouth and going away quietly. you just saw that happen in washington where he hads had blowup over the latest debt ceiling vote. he's a very smart man and incredibly well spoken but incredibly polarizing folks. >> mark, and abby. thanks. the interview is coming up this afternoon on "the cycle." >> after yesterday's heartbreaking loss, heartbreaking loss against canada in women's hockey, today it's the men's turn. showdown on the ice. we'll have a live report from sochi when we come back. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. oh, no, i'll get it! let me get it. uh-uh-uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her g

jon: and, mean narcs the lack of confidence this engenders in some people, i was talking with a friend of mine who, you know, has a job who provides health benefits is thinking about leaving for another job that doesn't provide health benefits but doesn't even know whether obamacare works, whether it is available or not. >> yeah. and that is the irony of this, jon. this was, obamacare was actually meant to provide security. it was actually meant to be portable insurance for people so that you don't have to worry about staying with a company. you don't have to we are about working for health insurance benefits as the white house keeps pointing out. that was the point of it. was to give people that sense of security and not link, link it to just having that job that has the benefits. but, yeah, if people are insecure about whether the website works, whether their information, by the way is secure. we keep in mind that we've had cyber experts testify that your personal information is not secure and that hackers could get in and steal your personal information. jon: yeah. >> i mean, there