ask your doctor for paxil. second term strength.strong enough for an embattled second term. so you can get back on your feet and start running the country again. with paxil you'll feel you're giving a speech at a college campus in 2008 or getting bin laden all over again. so you can turn those approval ratings upside down. and paxil's second term strength treats a range of symptoms like benghazi, nsa scandal, irs scandal, petraeus scandal, that time beyonce and jay-z went to cuba and of course, obamacare web site problems warning it's not covered by obamacare. we'll promise it will be, but it's not, for that, we apoll jiechlz >> yes, we still can with paxil. >> now, there is paxil republican strength for when you have to answer to congress. >> that is all the time we have left this evening. as always thank you for westbounding us. start the morning at 5:00 to 9:00 with fox and friends thank you for being with us. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> there is a level of disrespect for the office that occurred and that occurred

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ask your doctor for paxil, second term strength.he only antidepressant strong enough for an embattled second term. so you can get back on your feet and start running the country again. with paxil, you'll feel like you're giving a speech at a college campus in 2008. or getting bin laden. all over again. so you can turn those approval ratings upside down. >> yes, we still can. with paxil. >> that drug is apparently an antidepressant. of course "snl" wouldn't have been complete without the biggest punchline of the last two weeks. the crack smoking mayor of toronto, rob ford. >> look, i've done some bad things. and i apologized for that. >> i'm sorry, mr. mayor. i don't think people believe you anymore. some of the stories you've told are outrageous lies. >> then i'm going on a show where people will believe anything i say. [ ticking ] >> so mayor ford, once and for all, what is the truth? >> i have never done crack. >> i believe you. >> i've also never spoked pot? >> i believe you. >> and i've never had alcohol? >> mayor ford, i believ

." >> and paxil second range treats simple domestics like theby gaenz nsa. scandal. the petraeus scandal that time jay z and beyonce went to cuban and now there's paxil republican strength for when you have to answer to congress. >> i mean it is funny, but always some of the funniest stuff has underlying grain of trut truth, erin. is it about this, or when they mention this stuff from benghazi and the irs, has it been a cumulative problem? >> i think it's great that "snl" put together the list. it ended up being smoke but once it cleared there wasn't much there. there are conspiracy theorists who will keep on banging the drum. but in the end what we're talking about is a sloppily executed rollout on a plan much bigger than the website. repeal would involve people no longer getting repetitive care with co-pay. it would involve people not being allowed to stay on their parents insurance until 26. and millions of people with medicaid expansion. i think it's import that the governors of kentucky, washington and kentucky wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" sa

ask your doctor for paxil. second-term strength.depressant strong enough for an embattled second term. >> and don't worry, speaker boehner, there is a congressional version of that too. let's bring in our panel now. with us from washington is dana milbank, political column inconsistent from "the washington post" and norm orenstein from the american enterprise institute and author of "it's even worse than it looks." dana, "saturday night live" has the president gulping down antidepressants. columnists like your good self are asking, quote, does the health care fumble mean game over for obama? are you suggesting, dana, that the president should just roll up the rugs, pack up the truck and head back to chicago? >> sure. maybe call mitt romney and see if he wants to take over. >> he certainly doesn't have much to do at the moment. >> no, right. he's free. no, i don't think so. and i don't pretend to know the level of depression or -- that's going on in the president's mind. what i'm looking at is there's sort of a polling phenomenon. on

p paxil is not covered by obama care.e promised it would be but it's not and for that we apologize. >> it's no doubt that's a rough couple of weeks or months for president obama which means he might as well give it all up and move right out of 1600 pennsylvania avenue tomorrow. >> reporter: the flawed rollout of the affordable care act threatening to undermine the future of his second term and presidency. >> this will be a story of an epic collapse. >> last three years of presidency he'll have a hard time getting anything done. >> wasn't it just a couple of weeks ago everybody was saying this. >> the pressure on the republicans will continue to mount. >> the end of power. boehner's power is diminished. >> they lost one presidential race, another presidential race. they lost senate races. >> looks to me everybody could use a little pain relief. >> now there's paxil republican strength. for tea party related depression. >> that's amazing. let's spin. i do think, we have such short memory, it was only recently it was the gop

warning, paxil is not covered by obama care. for that we apologize. >> yes, we still can. with taxes. >> reporter: now in houston today, vice president joe biden was talking up the economy and when asked about the health care website he vowed they're going to fix it before adding, god willing. bret? >> ed henry live on the north lawn. ed, thank you. president obama's newest policy, if you like your canceled plan, you can keep it for a year. may cause more trouble than it prevents. tonight chief national correspondent jim angle tells us about the potential high cost going forward of going backwards. >> reporter: the president's effort to get others to save him from the political heat of canceled insurance policies is not off to a roaring start. according to former democratic senator ben nelson, thank you head of the state insurance commissioner's association. >> someone decided that they're not going to follow what the president has suggested. keep in mind, it is a suggestion. it is not a ruling and certainly it's not a -- not a how. >> reporter: commissioners and companies

ask your doctor fo paxil, second tm strength. >> reporter: not a laughing tter to those inside the white house, who know the president's legacy is riding on his health re plan. analysts sayhere's still time to recover >> in the end,narack obama's ca, probably the best thing he cado about all of this is to make sur that his health care program succeeds. >> reporter: now this week insurance companiesnd state commissioners wille scrambling to figure out how and if they'll adhereo the president's fix, which allo insurance companies to restore canceled policies for one year. anwhile president obamawill try to rally his core supporters during a conference ca tomorrow night. lester? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> as big desion is expected in the next day or so at princeton university whether to give thousands onñr that caus a vaccine not approved in this country buthat could protect them against an outbreak of meningitis. we get the latest from kristen da dahlgren. >> rorter: at princeton ai waiting game, many ndering if the university will approve a emergency vaccine for a potentially deadl

ask your doctor for paxil. second term strength. the only antidepressant strong enough for an embattled second term. so you can get back on your feet and start running the country again. with paxil you'll feel like you're giving a speech at a college campus in 2008. or getting bin laden. and paxil's second term strength treats a whole range of symptoms. like benghazi. the nsa scandal. the irs scandal. the a.p. scandal. the petraeus scandal. that time jay-z and beyonce went to cube baa. and obama care problems. obama does not cover paxil. we promised it would be, but it does not. for that we apologize. >> good morning. it's monday, november 18th. we have mark barnicle. robert gibbs. and in washington -- seriously? did you really do that? and did you brush your hair? all right. white house correspondent with the associated press, julie pace. it's like spanky from the little rascals. good to have you all on board. i'm glad you're here. really helps out. we're going to start in the midwest. emergency crews are doing all they can to help

. >> and paxil's second-term strength treats a whole range of symptoms, like benghazi, the nsa scandalthe irs scandal, the ap scandal, the petraeus scandal, that time jaycee and beyonce went to cuba, and of course obama care website problems. and now there's paxil republican strength for when you have to answer to congress. >> lynn, you describe this as the worst week of the obama presidency. why? >> well, because this goes to the fundamental credibility of obama. this goes to his signature program. where i do agree with jonathan it's way premature to call this anywhere close to failure. it's just terrible start. and this goes to the promise, the core promise that obama made that he should not have that nothing would change. this has triggered the rise of an army of the insured, which is new, and that's a new political problem for him. there was no army of the uninsured. the newly -- the people who got notices that could not renew are a new angry movement of people even ones who liked obama a lot. >> now, jonathan, republicans say they want to start over on health care as you heard sen

ask your doctor for paxil. second term strength. the only anti-depressant strong enough for an embattled second term. >> even the president's adviser acknowledged the president has to restore confidence and do it quickly. >> when the website gets fixed and it will, you have to say what do i need? you have to implement this and it regains trust. >> health care as an issue is not going away. that means they are necessarily ready to reward the other. in iowa, paul ryan tried to channel anger saying that the next time you have a famous politician breezing through iowa, let's be a little more skeptical. >> as i look back at the campaign, i think one of the problems that mitt and i had was we were arguing against big government in theory. here's the difference now. we have big government practice. >> ryan may have been invited to the key note birthday bash, but it didn't stop him from telling reporters he should focus on congress and republicans instead should be looking to a governor in 2016. a reminder that running as a washington incum

ask your doctor for paxil, second-term strength. it treats a whole range of symptoms.e benghazi, the nsa scandal, the irs scandal, the ap scandal. the petraeus scandal. that time jay-z and beyonce went to cuba and, of course, the obama care website problems. >> you got to love "saturday night live." >>> the laughing roundtable joins us now. gwen ifill, congressman adam kinzinger, bret stephens and former vermont governor howard dean, welcome to all of you. and gwen, i'm going to start with you, the reporter at the table, you have been a reporter in this city for more than years than you probably want to talk about, but covered a number of presidents, as far as weeks go, this seems a pretty bad one for president obama. >> it was a very -- thank you for a laugh to start it off. they're not laughing a lot at the white house this week, it's been -- to have the president come out as he did, and speak basically for an hour, yeah, i was wrong and yeah, i was fumbled, was not only a bad concession for him and it was so unobamalike, their certainty, their defense in all of this

ask your doctor for paxil, second term strength. the only antidepressant strong enough for an embattled second term. >> and sister act. the cheney sisters facingi off n a public fight over gay marriage. is the family spat all about politics for the senate candidate. >> i love her very much, her family very much. this is just an issue on which we disagree. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. dozens of tornadoes ripped through the midwest yesterday killing eight people, injuring dozens more. the twisters spun through 12 states leaving remarkable damage and images. towns leveled and countless homes destroyed. this morning survivors reacted as they surveyed the damage. >> within less than a minute, everything started collapsing inside the house. >> those are our two vehicles sitting across in the field over there, one of which was inside the garage. >> roofs are gone, church steeple is gone. some damage on the inside. i would say it's pretty bad. >> nbc's matt lauer talked to scott gundy, whose home in washington, illinois t

ask your doctor for paxil, second term strength. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." so is the catastrophic obama care roll-out going to be the number one issue of the next two election cycles? wisconsin governor scott walker who will appear on this program tomorrow night says the answer is yes. he says obama care will dominate elections in 2014 and 2016. we are back with steve mcmahon, holman jenkins and larry sabato. . >> let me throw out two other words, syria and shutdown. remember a few months back, syria was going to be one of the key issues in 2014. well, that's off the table. then the shutdown that eliminated republicans from contention to win the senate. well, that's off the table unless the republicans stupidly revive shutdown when it comes back up january and february. so now we're at obama care. obama care seems like a great issue for republicans and a serious problem for the democrats. but i also know the election is a year away, and the presidential election is three years away. >> certainly going to have, larry, just to follow up, i don't know how this

he was prescribed paxil, which i think helped him sort of control some of his moods.ed meditating. you know, he sort of became a more calm individual. became a leader in the locker room. and then all this springs up. >> all of a sudden. >> yeah, all of a sudden. you wonder what happened. >> you talked to a number of teammates. i want to quote from your piece. you talk to mike wallace, a receiver on the dolphins. he tells you, it's what football teams do, like playing with your brothers. i don't feel like he was out of hand. i wish he was here right now. linda, in all your reporting and talking with folks in the league and beyond, what's the most surprising thing you've heard about this story? >> it is surprising sort of the volume and the number of players who are really sticking up for richie. i think part of that, of course, is the code of the locker room and this fraternity that it's us against them, and you never turn on your brother. no one understands football players and the violent game that they play and how they have to, you know, stick up for each other and

then i wrote about the changing notions of depression in japan before and after the introduction of paxil and how we shape to the notions of depression in japan in a very dramatic way. the fourth example in the book is the one i will talk about today because it dovetails a little with canon's work and that is it so relevant in our times with the soldiers coming home and that's the notion of ptsd. to gain some cross-cultural perspective on that i wrote about the tsunami in sri lanka. and our effort after that tsunami to provide psychosocial support. we rushed in there with counselors of all stripes. the broad field therapist and scientologists were on the scene rapid eye movement therapist. dozens if not hundreds to teach the culture about ptsd and to tell them how to heal from it and give them our knowledge about that. we have a great certainty with the notion of ptsd is cross-cultural but anthropological work and cross-cultural psychiatry work shows that meaning and expectations matter a great deal after traumatic event in cultures around the world indeed have a variety of different reac

. >> if you like your paxil, you can keep it.s. >> hard to keep a straight face with that one, right? i've got some headlines to bring you. we've got new video evidence that is set to be revealed later today on the date mashing two years since the orlando mother, michelle parker, disappeared. the mother of three went missing hours after she appeared on the tv show "the people's court." she had a dispute with her ex fiance, dale smith. her car was found abandoned at an apartment complex and her cell phone was discovered under water near a bridge. no trace of parker has emerged. orlando police referred to smith as the prime suspect in the case, but he has never been charged. we'll watch this throughout the day. >>> cringe worthy stunt caught on camera when a rapper's stage dive doesn't go as planned. look at this. ♪ ♪ >> look at this guy! as he falls about 40 feet into the crowd below and then no one catches him. it happened when he jumped off lighting equipment during a concert in london. you can see the guy gets lifted out of the

ask your doctor for paxil, second term stngth.he only antepressant strong enough for an embattled second term. >> if you're at thwhite house you laugh so you don't c. but what do you think the president's state of mind is now? have you eveseen him like this acknledging i have a credibility oblem? he is obviously tremendously frustrated thano one told him the extent of this problem. you as the commander in chief and as the presidentf the uned states have to trust all of those aund you to implement anthere's no doubt a deficit of tst that lead to that deficit of credibility. >> do you thinhe's depressed? >> i think take two of those a call somody in the morning. >> good to see you. now, heres matt. >>> all week long wee looking back at the anniversy of jfk's assassination. tamron is in t orange room on that. good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. there's so much to discuss includg this gallup poll tt caht our eye this morng. 61% of americans believe there was conspiracy to kill kennedy. a fascinatinnumber and in fact, facto