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Part of the spine of the republican party walk away. weve seen every ceo. weve seen evangelical leaders now. we see a president who is very, very isolated. what we see really is the crack-up of the coalition that elected donald trump. the fusion of the conservative party with this breitbart populism. and during the campaign, of course there were the dog whistles, the winks and the nods to these extremist elements that are now out fully in the sunlight. so what steve bannon represents is a real f...

Some people its hard to even digest the news right now, theres just so much being thrown at them. what do you like about what youre seeing right now with the president in washington, whats happening with this country? >> fortunately, there are so many americans who are in between the extremes that exist. reject the extreme elements of our society. who want to unite. we are americans. we should not be left or right, liberal or conservative, republic or democrat. as we watch what happened last wee...

Happened in germany in the late 20s and early 30s that gave rise to the third like when people are singled out because of their religion or their race by extremist elements and that is given legitimacy through a widespread movement such as the alt-right movement which uses the internet very aggressively to spread a racist message. and i have, unfortunately, seen the white house continue to defend these people who are in the administration for their really racist views. and its not just a questio...

Understand them, support them when they were pushing back against allies, against adversaries that we share, and that would work closely alongside them to help them expand their economies, as well. i think we have great relationships with those gulf states. weve watched the transition in saudi arabia taking place. i watched it as a member of congress for years. its the natural order of things. >> there is a deep concern that saudi arabia still harbors people who supported the 9/11 attack on the ...

Localized governments could keep extremist elements at bay. its definitely complicated. i appreciate youranalysis. we will have you on again . its an unfolding situation over there. >> thank you. >> its a mess. >> a huge challenge. >> republican congressman facing tough questions during a town hall meeting in his home state. what made voters so angry? a surprising new study. three diet ãnot such a healthy diet overall. >> you could spend days weeding through financial documents to refinance you...

Right now all indicators are that this is the work of extremist elements, those that really -- ultimately came into the being after the fall of president morsi. so a lot of people are saying sths as a result of what happened back in june with the removal of the president morsi. but todays attacks were extremely symbolic. they happened on third anniversary of the january 25th revolution and happened in the heart of cairo targeting buildings that were supposed to be particularly the headquarters s...

Spike in violence in iraq where were now back to levels from 2008 in terms of violence. what is the connection there? >> the connection is awful. bottom line is prime minister maliki, a shiite, instead of sewing sectarian reconciliation, hes exacerbated a tax on sunnis and arrested and roundup prominent sunni politicians and as a result basically pushed most of the prominent sunnis into the hands of more extremist elements in western iraq. thats given al qaeda a base once again which to launch a...

In the 2000s, particularly if you look at iraq and libya. i think thats part of his motivation is to make russia relevant to ensure it has a leading role. now, he is also concerned about instability in the region. the russians would not like president assad to step aside unless they know that whatever follows him is going to again ensure stability and prevent radical jihadists coming to power. i think the other goal is to ensure that doesnt happen, because if you did have extremist elements come...

Moral support, physical support, supplies going at lest ast off the moderate group of the free syrian army. we have been talking over the last several day thousands. who are the rebels? who is actually fighting against bashar al assad? and there is a war within the war. half of the rebels pretty much are moderates. perhaps the other half are groups that scud be extremists. al qaeda among them. and the moderates had been putting their hope and their faith in the united states. and they had been t...

Here it is. who winds up being benefitted by this? who takes over? do you improve the situation? are you helping al qaeda or having extremist elements? >> that gets to the obvious question that we dont know why this is being done. this is no stated intended outcome. we know about these unintended consequences being thrown around. how do we want this to end? over a year and a half ago when the death -- or around a year and a half ago when it was around 10,000, there was a meeting and the russians...