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Today i will layout the facts that caused those experts to reach the favorable conclusions that they have. i will show why the agreed plan will make the united states, israel bd t israel, the gulf states and the world safer. i will explain how it gives us the access that we need to ensure that irans nuclear program remains wholly peaceful while preserving every option to respond if iran fails it meet its commitments. i will make clear that the key elements of the agreement will last not for 10 o...

What were up against. >> well, chris, youre right. one of the reasons the president has traveled to alaska is that there are communities in alaska that are dealing firsthand on a daily basis with the impacts of climate change. we know that the impacts is having a disproportionate impact here in the arctic, and this is one of the things were here to highlight. but, look, when it comes to the presidents record on taking steps to fight climate change, he takes a back seat to no one. the president i...

To have the united states with our liberties and our military and all the other benefits we get from living in this country but thats where trump, i think, is doing a good thing as critical as ive been of him. im glad hes pushing the republicans to address this and hopefully they will react in a better way than they have on the wall and now the proposed wall in canada where instead of talking to americans as the land of the brave they talk to us as the land of the fearful. >> yeah. i think we ca...

One of the reasons the president has traveled to alaska is that there are communities in alaska that are dealing firsthand on a daily basis with the impacts of climate change. we know that the impacts is having a disproportionate impact here in the arctic, and this is one of the things were here to highlight. but, look, when it comes to the presidents record on taking steps to fight climate change, he takes a back seat to no one. the president is leading the world to make significant commitments...

Some of its own sworn ideological commitments in terms of smalley government and anti-croneyi anti-croneyism. >> on the carried interest question, i do think its some place when you look at policy people, i do a fellowship at aei and half my colleagues agree there should be a way capital and labor income are taxed the same. when dave camp, the republican chairman, proposed a tax reform, he talked about closing the carried interest loophole. the problem when they talk about this, all of a sudden ...

Ideological commitments in terms of smaller government and end to cronyism. what do you make of trumps entrance in that respect? >> on the carried interest question, i do think its some place when you look at policy people, i do a fellowship at aei and half my colleagues agree there should be a way capital and labor income are taxed the same. when dave camp, the republican chairman of the ways and means committee, proposed a tax reform, he talked about closing the carried interest loophole. the ...

Elected for as long as a year, starting in march are the early primaries where you really start getting them. getting commitments. theres nothing else to do now but focus on this pool of 700 people. it will be harder to get them later. >> very good point. one of the things we learned in 2008 about the way it is structured is ultimately it is about delegates. its not about votes. thats one of the things it came down to. the barack obama campaign realized that sooner and strategized and engineered...

Is pretty remarkable. we feel good about the enthusiasm and frankly a lot of what were trying to do is send a message to the vice president as hes making his decision, listen, there are folks out here that want you to do this and if you do it, well have your back. >> as it gets later and later in the process, i think this question is going to get more and more pressing. as it gets later, it starts to feel like a draft biden effort and even just the draft biden speculation ends up being subtracti...

>> thank you very much, treasurer of the united states. your signature is still on a lot of those bills running around. thank you for being with me this morning. big meetings about to begin with the presidential candidates in minneapolis. well learn new details about the battle over delegates in the nominating process. kristin welker, what are you learning? >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. secretary clintons goal is to make the case here that she is the strongest candidate in the genera...

That we have prevent this kind of thing. we set up nato to prevent that. we brought new members into nato. we have to stand on our commitments. thats essential to the rule of law worldwide. >> radek sikorski, how did we get here? i think there was a sense that putin had annexed crimea, which triggered reaction in the west. the west imposed sanctions on russia. we thought this would deter putin and some putin from more adven tourism. what happened? >> president putin spoke of ukraine as an artifi...