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Pete Hegseth on whether the realities of war are too much for today's mass media sensibilities.

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NYC MAYOR BILL DE BLASIO: Look at the Democrats who won, including in some tough places. Al Franken in Minnesota. Great example. Challenged Wall Street, talked about economic reality, talked about how people are hurting and the middle class is falling apart. We have to do something about it. Won handily in a state that Republicans have done well in recent years. Look around the country: Jerry Brown raises taxes on millionaires for education,...

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Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-Louisiana) took to the Senate floor this afternoon to push for the Keystone XL pipeline. "This has been a project that has lingered far too long," she said. "It is clearly supported by 60 or more members of this body. It is a piece of legislation that has been endorsed by the new Majority Leader, to-be Majority Leader, is a cosponsor and a leading cosponsor of the legislation." "I believe it is time to act," Landrieu...

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MSNBC's Krystal Ball is concerned that Republicans who are "actually looking to move the party to some sort of governing agenda," may be "dismayed" by the possibility of a hearing about comments Jonathan Gruber made about the Obamacare legislative process. KRYSTAL BALL: And to your point,...

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JARRETT: When you break glass ceilings you're going to get scraped by a minor chard or two from the glass.

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ED SCHULTZ: As Glenn Beck suffered excruciating pain, he had access, he had access. And he had opportunity to visit doctors and undergo rounds of testing, he was offered treatment and guidance. Glenn Beck found help, because he could afford it. The Affordable Care Act, which Republicans hate, [gives] the American people an unprecedented opportunity for care. But Beck telling this story I think is powerful, because it brings us right to the...

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Former President Bill Clinton appeared on the Tuesday broadcast of Ellen DeGeneres' syndicated talk show and talked about how the characters in his favorite political shows get away with murder. "I can't imagine that either a president, [House of Cards' Kevin] Spacey, or the president's chief of staff on Scandal could really get away with murder," Clinton said. "I wish I'd have known about that in office," Clinton said. "You...

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MIKE BARNICLE, MSNBC: Senator, in your first few weeks, months in the Senate beginning in the next session in January, what will you consider a larger priority -- finding a place for the underemployed and the unemployed to get work or repealing Obamacare? SENATOR-ELECT THOM TILLIS (R-NC): Well, I think you have to have several tracks going. There's been inaction over the past several years that you're going to have to have several things...

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BILL O'REILLY: A report today says that people who live in and around Ferguson, Missouri are buying guns at a record rate. That's because a decision on the police shooting of Michael Brown is due soon and there could be more rioting in that area. All over the USA, liberal pundits continue to say that blacks are being mistreated by society in general but especially by the police. They use phrases like white privilege, police racism ......

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FOX News: The former Navy SEAL who shot and killed Usama bin Laden told Fox News’ Peter Doocy in an exclusive interview that the elite team who took out the terrorist believed that it was “going to be a one-way mission," but it would be "worth it to kill him." In part one of “The Man Who Killed Usama bin Laden," Rob O’Neill described how he went from a kid growing up in Butte, Montana to become the highly-trained SEAL who pulled the...

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Bloomberg's John Heilemann and Mark Halperin compare President George W. Bush's humor to how President Obama handles the office of the presidency.

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Pete Hegseth, CEO of Concerned Veterans for America, explains how veterans can help lead reform in the United States.

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MSNBC: Chris Hayes grills Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on reports that he’s working with a veteran Democratic strategist who could help lay the groundwork for a potential 2016 presidential run. "I have not yet made a decision," Sanders said.

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REP. TREY GOWDY (R-SC): I can't get past the irony to even get to the arrogance. The most transparent administration since the continent shifted had to rely on artifice and deception to pass its signature piece of legislation. You can't make that up. He had to lie to people and then he justified it, so I can't even get past the irony of that to even get to the arrogance of

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SEN. KING: Don't lecture me about this because 40 years ago, I had insurance. If I hadn't had it, it caught a cancer that saved my life. If I hadn't had insurance I'd be dead --

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