The children, et cetera, that are kind of ganging up to do this because this is a gigantic need. not since world war ii, haveby seen this many refugees in europe ask they are all damaged. trauma. this second wave is older, poorer, more fragile than the first wave. they are coming from the east where sthef opinion bombed. we saw a bus from car keechb where everybody s caped from kind of bombing. they talked about how houses had been destroyed and their husbands and brothers and targets remained there to fight. unbelievable. did you come pack with any new insights in how we talk about haas happening there? well, you know, you know how frustrating this all is. i think we, as journ ints, have to start talking about it in a different way. i think russia should be declared a state sponsor of terrorism. what is happen inning mariupol. there is no victory there.
Of not walking into that. we pay so much attention to will bernie sanders attack her, will martin o malley come after her. the wild card is the moderator. it was tim russert who really pressed her in 2007 and threw her off her script. the question tonight is if you think about something like the e-mails, i don t think you ll hear the other candidates raise that but the moderator certainly will. we saw that with the first republican debate, moderators were discussed almost more than those candidates on the stage. beth, some people have said this is an opportunity for hillary clinton to show her softer side. as a woman, i have to say in many ways i kind of take offense to that, in that this is about policy. this is about how she is going to lead this country and not how she s going to give us a hug before we go to bed at night. so her strategy and how she s going to approach this, haveby learned anymore insight into it? i don t think she needs to show her softer side. i think she nee