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. >> well of course this is unknowable and the armed forces are not saying precisely what happened. i imagine the three allegedly afghan counterparts that worked with him are being questioned on what role they played in all of this. but again, it's amazing when you think about it, in seven and a half years of war, we've had a handful, i think it's less than ten, soldiers missing or captured in either iraq or afghanistan. with previous conflicts, we'd have 70 or 80,000. it's unusual and painful. >> general, it's good of you to join us. we are watching this briefing and expecting some questions to be directed toward secretary gates. >>> the president is marking his sixth month in office with a major push to pass a health care reform bill. he said the nation can't stick to the status quo. >> we've talked this problem today, year after year. but unless we act, none of this will change. >> the house democrats plan, $1.5 trillion to give 13% more people health care coverage. does that make good financial sense? and if skyrockets health care costs are such a concern, why are lawmakers focu

it was a remarkable reminder that while the future is unknowable, the winds always blow in the direction of human progress. at each point of our visit here, i was reminded of the enduring bond between our nations. men and women taken from this nation helped to build my own. today many of our leading citizens trace their roots to these shores. your first president attended a university in the united states as did your current one. great civil rights leaders of america like dr. martin luther king looked to the independence movement here in ghana and asked themselves, if africans can live freely in africa, why can't african-americans live freely in america. immigrants from ghana and all across africa have thrived all across america. today both our nations are diverse and vibrant democracies. here in ghana, many different ethnic groups speak many languages but have found a way few live and work together in peace. people here can speak freely and worship freely. you have a robust civil society, fair elections and a free press, a growing market economy and a sense of energy and optimism. and e

. >> guest: that is depends on how that works depends on how unknowing they are. [laughter] but you can have two hours of star wars. you can watch store wars as george lucas only dreamed it with the upscale with the surround sound will make you popcorn or you can go on youtube or watch a animations made by eight this seven year-old's with lego figures they would watch what we would consider craps stop action and animation really is crap they put the finger in the screen. [laughter] the voice acting, but it is irrelevant it is what they want. they started watching star wars they wanted to watch toy soldier animations. so by any definition of quality it is crap but yet that is exactly what they want we never knew it. no committee, no boardroom window team ever realized the perfect television was television made by other seven year-old's. >> host: it happens because of the abundance. >> guest: because we let seven year-old's waste bandwidth we discover the future of television. >> host: but is horrifying. how much time? we thinking of your question and we will bring

but, you know, i do find this episode just really fascinating because there's so much that is unknowable by us, yet there's a lot to talk about and when we talk about it, we're talking about our own feelings and our own prejudices and our own history, our own experience of race, and so, you know, we keep waiting for this kind of structured, big national conversation about race. i think the way it actually happens is incident by incident, and maybe we'll learn something out of this. >> well, maybe we should all just try to get along a little better. i mean, i think from my perspective -- >> you and rodney king. >> i heard you have never been stopped by a policeman, you've never had a situation like this in your whole life. >> that is true. >> i appreciate that. that's good news. that's good news. eugene robinson, jonathan capehart. >>> up next does hillary clinton have her eye on other white house run? people keep asking, and what are sarah palin's odds of becoming the republican nominee. we'll give you the betting odds out of dublin. stick around for the "sideshow." you're watching "hard

public gets access to audio are in the opposite -- the erisa case, the court by some metric that is unknowable to humankind, decides which oral arguments are going to get this instant audio treatment, and there are usually two or three a year since bush versus gore but i think it is a colossal mistake to say, let's do the audio for the abortion cases and the affirmative action cases, and the cases that make people insane, and that make the justices i think, act out, and that if you are going to allow only selective audio, my god, allow audio to is representative of what 90% of the court's docket is, which is not all that sensational. but i think the currents policy of allowing audio access only on the cases in which scalia is guaranteed to say something that is really a good sound bite, or, you know, that justice souther is guaranteed to say something, that makes people think the court is a completely ideological body, the policy is absolutely the opposite of what is good for the court. >> thanks. tony, can i ask you a question about your case? justice scalia once remarked that not infrequentl

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