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That we legitimately stand on different sides of the issues. but there are empirical realities about whether or not some policies have a disparately positive impact and/or negative impact on the question of closing the gap of racial inequality. and on that, democrats have done better since democrats became the contemporary democrats, not the democrats of the -- you know, of old, in doing better on policies that close the racial divide on economic inequality -- not perfectly, but better. >> when ...

But speaker boehner seemed to think that these outsiders should get out of his political business. one thing i know for sure, it is getting darn interesting on that side of the aisle. at the table, angela ry, political strategist and principle of impact strategies. igor bollski, managing editor at thinkprogress.org. katrina beltran with nyu. and ron christie, a contributing columnist at the daily beast and a former special assistant to president george w. bush. igor, let me ask you this, is this...

That were actually on to something good here. but i want to pick up on what igor was saying. >> ill let you, but youre suggesting in a more normal politics, theres not a declaration of the great win and the great loss, but everyone losing a great deal? >> i think in the last couple of years, its either been, you have to win and i have to lose. and i think if this case, we found that both sides had to give a little, both sides got a little of what they wanted, which is maybe the art of compromise...