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I dont see how cutting regulations can help businesses that exist right now. i get how a border tax might discourage somebody from leaving. but i dont hear anything thats addressing this main point, tim, not just you make but we hear it all time from economists, innovation matters. nobody wants to deal with it because its expensive and they dont have the answers what the new jobs for the new economy is. >> he was easy to score huge political points by saying american workers you are distressed. ...

Not so diplomat frick the top diplomat in the united states. >> and previously neat you --. >>[chatter]. -- >> how does that help bring people back -- >> and this is the core problem and i think josh got at it. the core issue is is the support for netanyahu. their vision how to keep israel secure over the long time. clearly what john kerry was saying today is we dont believe the course you are on is a viable one in the long-term for israel. eitherly internally or externally in terms of leading t...

Any issue can be politicized and turned into a vulnerability they have unleashed an absolute partisan feeding frenzy, that i think is weakening the country and not getting at the core problem. >> you said you want to respond to something juliet said. >> if the russians hadnt been caught, this plan would have worked perfectly. first of all, you always get caught the united states has intervened in other countrys politics. almost without exception some information about that has come out. thats pa...

Julia and buck. matthew, excuse me, you first. what is a partisan aspect of this, is there one? does buck have a point here? >> historically, when the russians the soviet union before them, kgb, secret agent man, when they were intervening in paper american politics, which they did all through the cold w war, they didnt come at us on our strong suit, they came at us where we were weak. our support for authoritarian regimes. areas where we had serious problems. wheres our biggest problem in polit...

That. >> nora, i hear you on the geopolitical ramifications of all this, but personally on your family are they hopeful they will get out? tell me about their lives? are they eating? are they getting medical assistance? tell me about them. >> theres no food, theres no medicine, theres nothing normal. theres nothing normal like millions of syrians that are suffering across syria. theyre not living under any kind of normal conditions. many of my family have been killed. theyve been displaced. many...

Societies and thats part of his background. >> hes going to be running homeland security and dealing with immigration issues. tell us where you think he might come at the immigration issue. >> i think hell be -- i have a feeling hell be a little down the center more than most people would think for a trump nominee, and the one thing that sticks in my mind which i wrote about today was i spoke to him earlier this year and we were talking about his role at south com and about the militarys role in...

People more than others. its been very, very difficult for president obama to redistribute the benefits of trade because hes been blocked at every step of the way by congressional republicans. thats forced an overreliance on monetary policy. weve used monetary stimulus and low interest rates to spur growth. what thats done is skew the benefits of trade to the wealthier members of society. thats the core problem. >> there is a fork in the road on trade. hillary clinton was caught in a no mans lan...

The core problem. >> so you say his aim was to reassure the public. would he have achieved that? >> the problem is, by setting the oval office speech in prime time, he set expectations for the speech very high. as we see by the reactions already by members of congress, and presidential candidates alike, he doesnt seem to have met those expectations. so theres a call amongst the people and the poll numbers reflect this for the president to do more, both in the fight against isis and in the drive ...

Military bombardments will not do the trick. this should be part of a larger approa approach, we can talk about whats happening in syria, whats happening in iraq to see how environments conductive to the appearance of such groups are the core problem. are the, you know, elements that we have to face up to. its unfortunate that all thats money, all the efforts, all this spent on military action. all you hear about is military action in syria. military action in iraq. but what about the political ...

Solution to the core problem. >> the military element is an important part. we cant just kind of discount that. its remarkable to me isis has been on our radar for more than a year now. theres no excuses. i condition think of a single country thats made isis the number one foreign policy priority. we havent. weve been very reluctant dragging our feet, doing too little too late. theres also the question of syria. we have not had a serious strategy for the past four years since the uprisings began...