in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it's only the three of us so please do jump in keli if i can go to you first in washington it seems that there is no narrative right now in looking at washington's and its western allies but its approach to the what some people would call the greater middle east which of course includes around i mean i and i'm an avid reader of antiwar dot com and i just don't see any kind of narrative i used in the introduction of this program the word stumbling and that's what appears to be stumbling go ahead. yeah and i would take a different tact i don't think it's stumbling but i think what washington's approach to the middle east and its foreign policy over the last several years has been you know as a tale of lost opportunities when obama came into office he was pretty much handed a narrative he was handed a narrative of the arab spring and as a young fresh face who had promised much on his campaign in regards to. liberation and revolution. particularly with his speech in cairo he has it's pretty much fallen down on the job there he had a chance

effect that means you can jump in it anytime you want it's only the three of us so please do jump in keli if i can go to you first in washington it seems that there is no narrative right now in looking at it washington's and its western allies but in. approach to the what some people would call the greater middle east which of course includes around i mean i and i'm an avid reader of antiwar dot com and i just don't see any kind of narrative i used in the introduction of this program the word stumbling in that's what appears to be stumbling go ahead. yeah and i would take a different tact i don't think it's stumbling but i think what washington's approach to the middle east and its foreign policy over the last several years has been you know as a tale of lost opportunities when obama came into office he was pretty much handed a narrative he was handed a narrative of the arab spring and as a young fresh face who had promised much on his campaign in regards to. liberation and revolution. particularly with his speech in cairo he has it's pretty much fallen down on the job there he had a chan

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because the outcome is uncertain, it's so incumbent on opinion pieces like what keli wrote to raise the issue of what -- where this might lead. just as it goes on here in the public, there is a hesitancy on job r john roberts not to have another decision like citizens united tarring his legacy. so the public is concerned about what does this mean for blood transfusions? what does it mean for vaccines? what does it mean for psychotherapy if my boss is a scientologist. is that at risk? if people realize that people are afraid of this outcome, that might keep the justices in check. >> i'm going to throw up a "new york times" opinion piece. are corporations trying to twist the first amendment here? >> the first amendment is not a sword, it's a shield. so it can be used to protect yourself from infringements on your rights, but it cannot be used to impose your religious beliefs on other people, and that's exactly what these employers are trying to do. >> you know what, though, thinking about corporations, phil, mitt romney is the one who famously said corporations are people back when he was

joining us special correspondent for the root.com keli goff. also ryan grim and jonathan cohn, a senior editor at the new republic. kelly, let's start with you. what do you make of this possibility that's discussed of swapping out joe biden. >> with all due respect to the president, i think we saw his nose growing a little bit when he new absolutely nothing anybody was discussing this. do i think he heard chatter people said we might be doing some polling to swap him with hillary, yeah. >> but that is possible that the president may be shielded from that discussion? >> look, this is deja vu all over again. let's not forget president bush said at one point he was considering possibly swapping out dick cheney. i don't think this is completely crazy. i wrote about it actually last year, an article whether it would boost the president if they did just that because polling seemed to indicate it might and also gaubecause the g as has so many women candidates they were lifting at the time. >> ryan, the authors of "double down" say when vice president

effect that means you can jump in any time you want it's only the three of us so please do jump in keli if i can go to you first in washington it seems that there is no narrative right now in looking at it washington's and its western allies but its approach to the to what some people would call the greater middle east which of course includes around i mean i and i'm an avid reader of antiwar dot com and i just don't see any kind of narrative i used in the introduction of this program the word stumbling and that's what appears to be stumbling go ahead. yeah and i would take a different tact i don't think it's stumbling but i think what washington's approach to the middle east and its foreign policy over the last several years has been you know as a tale of lost opportunities when obama came into office he was pretty much handed a narrative he was handed a narrative of the arab spring and as a young fresh face who had promised much on his campaign in regards to. liberation and revolution. particularly with his speech in cairo he has pretty much fallen down on the job there he had a chanc

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here you have the united states with very different principles in interest in there colliding go ahead keli jump in i have to agree with stephen that yet no one president can control the events involving events in the middle east right now and i and i didn't mean to suggest that at all i think what as a journalist and as a consumer of news and current events i think the problem that i see is that. president obama is not projecting the image of a strong and confident player on the global stage right now. that said the diplomacy that seems to be coming from washington it appears to be just falling down and falling sure of expectations of the united states as a superior negotiator as a superior diplomatic player we see what happened in egypt i'm going to go out on a limb here i mean after the arab spring after the. resignation of the forced resignation of mubarak and the jailing of mubarak and the election of morsi and the brotherhood party there was a space there where the united states could have played a critical role in maybe helping guiding just assuring more morsi on a path that would ha

. >> if we're talking a mini keli especially in someone this young, it would be a full blown stroke? >> there's no question it makes it more likely, but hopefully they'll be able to figure out the why and avoid a stroke in the future. >> hopefully so, elizabeth cohen, thank you. >>> another big headache for the president's signature law. small businesses looking to buy obama care for their employees online won't be able to do so for another year. that gives the administration even more time to fix the web feature. but all of that said, businesses can still buy insurance through a broker and keep in mind, the white house is promising that the vast majority of users will be able to get a smooth experience on healthcare.gov by the end of this week. >>> and you know something is stupid when mike tyson says so. talking about what is being called this knockout game. you have seen the videos. teenagers go up to complete strangers on the street, sucker punch them for zero reason. anyone can be a victim. a new york woman in her 70s was punched. so was phoebe connelly, who encountered a group

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