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And security cooperation and critically by stepping up our efforts to counter them in cyberspace. we know we will not eradicate this threat until we defeat the ideology that lies behind it. our talks later im sure well discuss other topics. on defense and security cooperation, we are -- as the bullwork of our collective defense, and today weve reaffirmed our unshakeable commitment to this alliance. mr. president, i think you confirmed that you were 100% behind nato, but were also discussing the ...

Good evening, gentlemen. thank you. you first. president barack obama did an interview with npr, it will air tomorrow morning. he talks about the russian hacking and how it affected the election. heres part of what he says. he says "theres no doubt that it contributed to an atmosphere in which the only focus for weeks at a time, months at a time were hillarys e-mails. i have no doubt it had impact based on the coverage. the irony of all this, of course, for most of my presidency, theres been a p...

Who said its a mistake not to cooperate with the syrian government. our position completely different. >> we couldnt be more opposed about how we got to this position, why syria is such a mess, what prompted the refugee crisis. what should be done about it. on every single level, thomas, that disagreement was out there for the public to see today. i think it made for a dramatic start to the day and really setting up this meeting between the president and vladimir putin. remember, these two have ...

Thriving no? >> there are plenty of issues you have to look at. as there been rule breaking? yes. have cultures been completely transformed? >> no. has sufficient criminal responsibility for criminal acts been apportioned? probably not. on the other hand institutions have much larger capital buffers than they did before. from the point of main street the risk 068 some sort of meltdown that takes main street down as well like we saw in 2008. i think most experts would say those risks have been su...

People, it would have been an iraqi problem. instead, he was taken out by us, and now in the eyes of much of the middle east and certainly in the eyes of many of the iraqis, it is our problem. >> is this current crisis and all of the bloodshed of the last 11 years, is that the reason behind the bush 41 administration, the first one, not pushing on to baghdad during the first gulf war? i mean, did you foresee this? >> that was one of the reasons. in fact, president bush and brent scowcroft wrote ...

When the president came to office we had about 170,000 americans in harms way in rairk and afghanistan. he vowed to end both wars responsibly and thats exactly what were doing and weve been on a very deliberate trajectory in afghanistan to continuously draw down our troops after we built up afghanistans capacity to deal with its own security problems. weve seen them deal very effectively with the recent elections and we believe the mission going forward in 2015 with the support theyll get from o...

Transmissable. and there could be around 60,000 cases and 850 days each day. joining us now to make sense of it is ted lieu, former obama white house health director and tim miller, writer at large for the bullwork. >> i have to start with you, my mind is blown. everyone is excited, everyone is saying it will be the most turnt summer ever and now we are facing another potential shutdown. do you think the country at this point will have a shutdown in october? or will we just get used to nearly th...

Theyve been silenced but the maga wing of the party. the pro-insurrection of the party and not because its so ridiculous that they dont need to talk about it but because the voters are taking it so seriously if they roll their eyes in public there will be retribution and scared about that politically and i think some scared in the most literal sense so look. to your question on whether that side is winning i think if you go back to mid-november of 2016 or 2020, excuse me, and there were just a f...

Theyre saying they dont have any special privilege to shield them from cooperating. whats steve bannon doing? testing this for some other reasons only he knows. hes invited back on "the beat" if he wants to explain them. hes trying to pick a fight with the government, the legislative and executive branch with this new attorney general to take this all away to trial, to risk himself going to jail. whatever the reason is, because im not here to speculate, i could tell you, according to trumps daug...

These cases serve as a bullwork of privacy rights that protect all americans from over involvement of the government in their lives. and to me, thats extraordinarily important. next, id like to address the presidents promise to appoint a nominee blessed by the nra. in reviewing your judicial opinions and documents, its pretty clear your views go well beyond simply being pro gun. and id like to straighten that out. its my understanding that during a lecture at notre dame law school, you said you ...