finally they set out in three huge rings and played the big tent that seemed, to us, impossibly big. held the promise of a thrilling spectacle of flying trapeze acts, tight rope walkers, a human cannonball bonfire breeders, line tamar's. and then, just then when it seems as if things could not get any more exciting the roustabouts set up the sideshow acts, the parade of human curiosity, the freak show. these were the real mysteries of the circus, and children here and to see them. that also haunted than later. the bearded ladies, siamese twins, the living skeleton, that sought -- the giant, zip the pen had caught the line faced man. my friends, this show was certainly -- would certainly offend modern sensibilities, but it was partly successful. as p.t. barnum put it, no one ever lost a dollar by underestimating the taste of the american public. [laughter] the american public is still interested in side shows. that is why every day a mainstream media portrays the conservative movement as a sideshow. they present a parade of horribles, candid it's too are portrayed as caring about the

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impossible for him to do big things. and all of that has proven true. the only thing, really, that's changed is the website for obamacare turned out better than many of us expected that it would. and he got more enrollees than we thought he would. >> sam, i do want to follow on that point about the aca. there is increasingly good news about the enrollments here. not just the 7.5 million number. but the new republic has a chart that we can show everyone at home, based on data from gallup that shows the unemployed rate is falling three times faster in states that embraced obamacare. and insurers are considering expanding their take in the obamacare exchanges. south dakota, idaho, michigan. they're expected to have more companies on their exchanges. this is all really good news for america in the long term. and you could argue, what the president is doing in this year of action, is actually setting the table for the democratic agenda over the next two, hofou six years. >> i would say that the likely thing that president obama would have to do in the next years in office is essentially prevent the dismantling of the affordable care act. he will show he won'

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impossible. this touched us all very deeply here. >> we think of boston as a big city, but in fact is one big townge to choose five individuals among the thousands out there? >> we knew this was a massive story, one that everybody here in a sense lived through. we wanted to give readers some characters to really get to know that would help them understand what it was like really at a ground level. we ultimately chose five people. we wanted to police perspective, the perspective of a doctor, that would give us a window into the medical community. we wanted the perspective of somebody badly hurt, so talked to one of the amputees. unfortunately three people died in the bombings, we wanted that perspective. we also wanted the perspective of the race director. this is a very special day on the boston calendar, a huge event in the running community and boston. we wanted to bring a little bit of that into the book, as well. >> is there one person who stood out the most? >> they all have such good stories. the amputee that we focused on, heather is from rhode island who has this annual tradition going to

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