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. >> eliot: what does the seiu plan og done going forward to frame the debate public communication, organizingat is your agenda. >> we kept our ground game active. we have 44 congressional offices along with partners and community partners, together with 150 offices on november 8th. we have 100 leaders here at capitol hill doing visits with teachers and public service workers from all across the country. next we continue to do more action in the home district. we just followed the president's lead today to push out the hash tag "my 2 k" idea on twitter and e-mail. we're doing lots of education of our members and trying to calm everybody down about--that the cliff is really a slope, and we need to call on congress to pass the tax cuts now. >> eliot: there is one other issue hanging out there the debt ceiling. when the president said to john boehner, look, you got to deal with this now. he said there is a price for everything. i'm fearful of a replay of last year where you cut a compromise on the budget and then by the way we're not voting to raise the debt ceiling. i think the president needs t

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the fbi began the investigation after petraeus' by og fer paula broadwell sent harassing e-mails to another woman. that woman nbc has learned today is 37-year-old jill kelly seen here in 2010 with her husband and david and holly petraeus. the e-mail investigation actually revealed an extramarital affair between with 40-year-old broadwell and 60-year-old petraeus. >> mrs. broadwell sent the threatening e-mails to her and she was frightened and she went to the fbi. oh, i can't believe it. but that's what it is. >> reporter: that frightened woman, jill kelly, serves as an unpaid, "social liaison" to macdill air force base in tampa. she said in a statement we and our family have been friends with general petraeus and his family over five years. we respect his and his family's privacy and want the same for us and our three children. nbc bay area spoke to house minority leader nancy pelosi at a veteran's day event in san francisco and she down played the scandal. >> we have bigger issues to deal with right now. it's breasting to me that with all of the prospects that we have for resolving the fis

learn how to deal with religions that were different than ours, deal with extrechlism, and it's an ognnot easily be solved. >> when you look at what's happened around the world, we had the whole arab spring movement. have you seen any improvement it does provide an opportunity for they're going to have women involved and coptic christians involved, and it provides an opportunity for us to see improvement, and we're hoping to hold them to those standards that they have expressed for themselves. >> ambassador suzanne johnson-cook, pleasure to chat with you this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> an extramarital affair brings a decorated military career to a sudden end. still ahead, the impact of david petraeus's resignation on washington. >> first, a question for all the political junkies watching this morning. libertarian candidate gary johnson got more than a million votes on election day on tuesday. before him who was the last third party candidate to top the million vote mark? if you know the answer, tweet me@randi kaye, cnn. d to cost a . nobody said an all

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