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For people uncoordinated it is a sport. it is something you can win without sweating. i dont like real arguments. you dont like arguing with your wife where stuff matters like your kids and parents or wife or your boss thats not fun. manufactured arguments where you pick a topic and argue thats fun. nobody is supposed to get hurt. the theoretical airingments -- arguments are dreadful. you cant do anything the whole day. these arguments are fun. they learn to win them because it feels good to win...

Should probably lay the lotto every night. >> thank you very much. i remember speaking with a few folks a few weeks ago in our editorial meeting saying, paul ryan will end up as the speaker of the house. they are not going to take no for an answer. here we are two weeks later, and the a plants come to be aligning as we speak. well keep monitoring the situation. in 2016 politics, donald trump smells blood in the water and not letting up in his attacks on the legacy you have george w. bush. in fac...

Quoting condy rice who as secretary of state arguing for a greater budget said that there were more people in military bands than in the foreign service. he called on europe to spend more on defense. right now he says the u.s. pays 70% of natos bills. >> what should we make of syrias president assad, he went to maus kwoscow to meet with pu? >> this is being read by the u.s. military as a brash move. who appears confident that he controls his country and doesnt face a threat of overthrow to leave...

Violation of sanctions fly to russia in order to discuss arms. we just saw the other day a new missile being tested. a ballistic missile, long range, which could carry a warhead. that seems to be in direct violation. and theyre talking about -- >> direct violation of what, though? because the argument against that is that it might be a direct violation of u.n. resolutions. maybe not this deal. you say it doesnt matter there are other enough things to make you pause whether iran is holing up its ...

They never made money. they always lost money with it. now theyre making a fortune. i wonder why. >> you know, i ask -- >> we know. >> how are the primary debates traditionally done. none are over two hours over the last eight years. >> never. >> so this is going an extra mile. and you did see the fact that it was a joke on every late night show. three hours under the hot lights with a series of very difficult questions it 2 1/2 hours in just as hard as 15 minutes in, you see the guys like leani...

All u.s. troops or most of the u.s. troops and see afghanistan also descend into chaos. >> and richard, please stand by. let me bring in colonel jack jacobs. to richards point, not just the president could not afford to see another iraq, the world could not afford to see that, colonel. but when you look at some of the changes that have been made to this plan that the president had announced what seems like so long ago, the news that were anticipating today that some 5,000 -- 5,500. troo troops w...

Horrible. but they are saying it wasnt them. the other side says it is them. and were going to go through that arguing for 50 years and nobody is ever going to know. probably was russia. but at the same time, its been a long way. its a long ways away. we have to get back to making america great again. we have to get back to rebuilding our country, our infrastructure, our schools, our roads, our airports. we have to do something. we just cant fight with everybody. thats a horrible situation. when...

Embrace his agenda, people arent running, they know that the path to the nomination of the white house including runs with the obama coalition, you sthau tonight just one thing, i agree with dan, i think the real concern isnt the benghazi portion of this you have an fbi investigation and you have more dumping of e-mails. no, im just saying she has something to worry about. im not making it an issue. >> theyre not interested in finding out what happened to benghazi and the four americans. >> im n...

For a full recap and scorecard of the candidates we turn again to steven kornacki. >> fooip candidates on the stage, some names people might not have been familiar with going in, but what were the goals for each one of these candidates? then the question -- did they meet their goals? lets take a look. start with probably the name people were least familiar with going into last night, lincoln chafee, former governor of rhode island, former senator from rhode island. he got tripped up badly on a q...

Though? hes not just the insurgent candidate, but he can actually go the distance. >> and in talk, his advisers, they very much see this debate as sort of the opening argument in terms of arguing that he is, in fact, an electable candidate. if you look at what he was able to do in vermont, all sorts of questions about his electability there, hes a socialist and eventually he was able to climb to become a u.s. senator. i think they have to sort of start to frame bernie sanders as less of a sort o...