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Public purpose for the tax dollars of working-class and middle-class taxpayers actually funding their operations. >> endowments arent for spending in a single fiscal year and no one expects the ivs to get all students a free ride. heavy federal sponsorship calls into question the use of taxpayer dollars. with parents facing tuition of $33,000 at private colleges and more than $9,000 at state scho, they must be wondering why do the wealthy institutions need my tax dollars? we have heard from seve...

Jobs, getting america working again, and thats it. that is really the reason why people in wisconsin, in michigan voted for donald trump. >> ron, you want to weigh in? >> yeah. i think it goes even deeper than the executive order, although thats certainly the flash point right now. i tweeted the other day asking, would it be possible for donald trump, president trump to go to any major city without experiencing major protests? the core divide that we saw in this election was geographic. hillary ...

For favor or disfavor. during the campaign, trump says he wanted to ban muslims from coming to the country and he wanted to create the database and he wanted to surveil the mosques and close down mosques. thats targeting a religion. now, mr. priebus says well, we are not going to do that and chris covak, we are going to come out and focus on people from certain countries and not certain religions. >> right, geographic. >> it is going to be muslim majority countries and the question is, whats dri...

He wins 690 counties. the gentlemen graphic share shrinks that much that in a big win they lost ground. >> if em democrats dont want to concede, that geographic is destiny. if they want to roll that stone up that hill, is this the way to do it, to try to be strategic about winnable seats, to try to flip legislatures in a way thats advantageous? >> absolutely. its a longer-term question and the best news for democrats on that front is, look, in 2010, which is the legislatures that were seated is ...

A lot of -- heres the stat that i think explains the evolution of politics better than anything else. go back to 1988. michael dukakis got wiped out in a landslide loss. a solved victory for barack obama. he wins 690 counties. the gentlemen graphic share shrinks that much that in a big win they lost ground. >> if em democrats dont want to concede, that geographic is destiny. if they want to roll that stone up that hill, is this the way to do it, to try to be strategic about winnable seats, to tr...

He wins 690 counties. the gentlemen graphic share shrinks that much that in a big win they lost ground. >> if em democrats dont want to concede, that geographic is destiny. if they want to roll that stone up that hill, is this the way to do it, to try to be strategic about winnable seats, to try to flip legislatures in a way thats advantageous? >> absolutely. its a longer-term question and the best news for democrats on that front is, look, in 2010, which is the legislatures that were seated is ...

Themselves that get people to come out to vote. >> hillary clinton will be in cuyahoga county, really strongly democratic. donald trump was in delaware county, the county next to franklin county, republican. >> right. >> so should they be campaigning at those particular places or should they be doing something different? >> the thing thats interesting about it, you think about what the presidential election is all about. its really all about the swing voters and swing counties and swing states. ...

Done, we have to have more freedom, there were so many other ways for him to go. because syria did have institutional structures. they were repressive on a lot of the people in the country, but they did exist. now, though, we have territory that is controlled by not just isis but other terrorist groups. we have assad with the help of the iranians and the russians trying to hang on to the territory that goes from damascus up to the coast. and unless there is some kind of agreement which very well...

Or a dismantling along geographic and tribal or religious lines inside syria, its hard to see how there can be anything that would be constructive after assad. but i am encouraged that secretary kerry is meeting with the russians, the turks, the saudis, and others to see if there isnt some sort of a political way forward. >> you differ with the current administration, with the obama administration now, on having said you support a no fly zone in syria. if, say, youre president and that no-fly zo...