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June 13th, 2012
06:59 AM ET
Starting Point live blog for Wednesday, June 13th, 2012
This morning, "Starting Point" is live at 7am Eastern. Soledad O'Brien will talk with our panelists, CNN contributors Will Cain and Margaret Hoover, and Roland Martin. Our panel will be talking about the following top stories:
* Suspect in Auburn killings turns self in
* Alleged Sandusky victim details abuse
* Zimmerman's wife arrested, accused of perjury
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It was with great amusement that I listened to Soledad's comments on Joan Rivers. One panel member said she is a comedian so its okay to talk people down. Soledad said Joan is mean...the hypocrisy is Soledad has taken the "Art of Nasty" to a whole new level! You are one of the bullies & mean people you lament about. Just because you say it with a smile does NOT make it okay. I promised myself that the next time I watched/heard you do the McNasty dance I would turn the channel and protest in writing! Thank goodness for other channel choices! You are "Defriended & Blocked from my TV. WOW I feel so much better without that thorn in my side.
I agree with Roland, 3 years and they still don't understand what is going on in the financial system. And Glass Steagall has nothing to do with Goldman being public. This man should be ashamed of himself.
I'm appalled that someone even came up with the term "accidental addict." The term was explained by the guest on your program when describing a program that would prevent addiction in "people who weren't intending to" become addicted. How can an educated person even make such a comment? I mean who intends to become addicted?
What I don't understand is why we can't have a real discussion on drugs in America, Incarceration and how marijuana plays a role in it. When 90% of our prisons hold drug offenders, I think its worth discussing.