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i don't have any specific examples for you, but i absolutely agree with your point. >> all right. ca carolyn? >> i'm dr. carolyn. i have two questions for the gentleman. one in the satisfaction surveys i think you presented, did they break out, people with chronic illness illnesses, or people who have had a serious illness in the last year versus healthy people? because most people are healthy most of the time, and if they don't use their network, they'll be satisfied with it. my second question has to do with choice. each -- it sounds like each insurance company in an exchange will present a variety of plans. i guess maybe they're required to present bronze, silver, gold, platinum. and the experience with part "d" has shown that people get very confused when they have too many choices, when they have five insurance companies offering 50 plans. that's hard to deal with. especially if you have to do it every year. and in part "d," i think there was a study that showed, in fact, most people didn't change their primary plan. they just kept the same plan year after year, even though it w

>> well, first of all, you know, i think tit's unfortunate we ca hear israeli spokespeople who are speaking on behalf of a military force that is inflicting massive civilian casualties on the ground stand here in front of your viewers and essentially blame the victims for their own deaths. i think there's something fundamentally wrong and, in fact, racist about that argument. of course, the israelis are going to try to defend what they're going on the ground. so i think you always need to consider the source. this issue of human shields is something we've heard time and time again. this claim is not new. in fact, when there are independent investigations of what happens on the ground. for example, after the operation in 2008, 2009 in which the israelis killed 1400 palestinians, most of whom were civilians, amnesty international undertook a major investigation in the gaza strip and published a 100-page report in which they found no evidence of palestinians using palestinian civilians as human shields. but rather, instead, they found israeli ground troops were using palestinians as human shie

seen the relationship be somewhat strained with regards to spying but do you think that would have any kind of impact on the go ca shin's for the trade deal all is this pretty much already a done deal chimney all set to sign that part of it is going to cause i don't believe it will have a significant effect on talks it's going to take until the end of two thousand and fifteen when negotiations should be completed this current affair will be forgotten quickly and i think negotiations will continue as if it didn't happen thank you very much it does seem that despite germany taking the unprecedented action of expelling that cia operative and seemingly standing up to the united states when it comes to trade they are going to sign this deal despite the concerns of some of the citizens here in germany. more stories on the way including lattimer putin's mega trip to latin america a few moments we'll be live with our correspondent there to find out more after the break. also drones have a pretty bad press thanks their military use and now the civilian news is also causing the fair and that still to go. to the media leave

you about today. at 3 p.m., the senate veterans affairs committee will consider the nomination of former proctor and gamble caeo robert mcdonald. you can participate to facebook and twitter. >> this weekend, on book tv's .fterwords >> i thought it would be compelling to tell the story of a white family and lack family who came from the same place and follow them through the civil rights movement up until today. to compare and contrast. hisor chris tomlinson on family's slaveowning and how the legacy still affects america's society. he speaks with a football player about his family's history as slaves. that is tomorrow on c-span's "afterwords." >> could morning everyone and welcome to the council. tom delighted to welcome you the council to what i am sure will be a thought-provoking conversation on the state of syria and iraq and the broader situation. we really want to push this dimension of the overall question. i am particularly least to welcome the ambassador. thank you mr. ambassador for coming. one of the best twitter ambassadors i have ever seen, by the way. iraq is at a point, many of you know there ar

building an organization, getting anything ready, you no longer can just show up, like you said, show up and become a ca. >> you've raised your share of republican funds. >> i have. >> do you see big donors who are saying chris christie is not going to happen, scott walker, there are issues there. do you see them looking at mike pence. >> california, texas, new jersey. and chris christie i ran into when i was raising money early in the year. i ran into the chris christie machine raising money and he's still raising money for the rga. what republicans are looking for in the donor class is somebody they know they like. we have to have a likeable candidate. we just murder each other. we can take a real likeable candidate and make them unl unlikable pretty quick. the mike pence will be a guy hard to do that, too. >> back to what katon was saying, this is a tough choice. they all have this choice to make, right, whether or not to expand medicaid and they've chosen different paths, of course, rick perry absolutely not. kasich on the other hand from ohio went ahead with the medicaid expansion and here mike pen

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you. go long. the caac summer collection is here. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. >>> welcome to "squawk box." it's the latest on the kurdish oil controversy that we've been telling but this week. the high stakes dispute over a tanker sitting off the coast of texas filled with oil from kurdistan. a u.s. judge said she lacked jurisdiction given the ship's distance from the texas shore, international waters and argued that the case should be settled in iraq. another expectation maybe kurdistan is going to file suit. where it's going at this point, we don't know. >> you had said that there are four tankers. >> they loaded up four tankers. one got sold to israel. one is sitting off the coast of texas. one is sitting off the coast with no buyers and there's another one, i'm not sure where it is. >> israel is the only country that has said yes, we'll take it and we'll buy it from you? >> not the country itself. we think it

you a story. it's an incident that took place in the try blink ca death camp in 1942 or '43. we learned about it from a journalist in a series of interviews conducted in 1971 with a man named franz stengel. he had been the commandant at two death examples in german- camps in german-occupied to beland. and in this capacity he had orchestrated, he had organized, presided over the murder by poison gas of hundreds of thousands of human beings, and these human beings were murdered for one reason and for one reason only, okay? they were murdered because they were jewish. and yet he insisted he was not and never had been an anti-semite. indeed, stengel claimed to have had, in his terms, quite friendly relations with the jewish prisoners in the camp. and when asked was there any aspect of his so-called work at try bleng ca that he had found pleasurable, he said with emphasis that's what i enjoyed, human relations. that is, with prisoners. and to appreciate how grotesque this notion is, you have to remember that every single one of these prisoners was living under a sentence of death.