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That will wreak havoc. and then you talk to people that work with refugees in the refugee camps and they said the majority are women and children, and displaced families. what do we know for sure? >> the majority of people are as mentioned before, middle-class people from varying professional backgrounds. a lot of them are men because families cant afford to send the whole family at once. it is dangerous and the solution is to send a man that can make it there and they can bring the rest of the ...

>> well, theres no choice. they impose war on us. they decide to take hostages before we even decided to strike them or attack them. people who think just by putting their heads in the sand that the let will pass and eventually those guys will be nice and take tea with us are strongly mistaken. we have to deal with them. >> as a follow-up, your president addressed the people twice yesterday. he said war has been declared on this country by an army of jihadi terrorists. >> yes. so that as an impl...

The implication is someone that pulled the trigger was in syria and those in paris were just conduits by which they used their kalashnikovs and used that to kill people for the purpose, of course, the strategic purpose we finds more evidence by what isis is doing across the region. >> now, we in some ways, these attacks are sophisticated, of course, because theyre coordinated. because the weaponry is more sophisticated than we saw in january in "charlie hebdo." in other ways, its bake, its a man...

Why did this happen, why did this happen. a lot of it has looked at their relationship with the united states. got an e-mail saying thats not why. our proximity to syria and all things syria is profound and big. but he said the bigger part of this is that for a variety of reasons, directly and indirectly, isis has been incubated for two years with an absence of u.s. leadership and that the united states needs to take the security of its allies more seriously. and it was a direct implication that...

The term is local. the marriage between a local insurgency and isis, in particular isis in iraq and syria. so this humble local insurgency has now capacity, bombing capacity, and it has carried out massive bombings against egyptian security forces, against foreign targets. its waging economic warfare against the egyptian government and thats why the egyptian government has become reluctant. we think really it was a device on the plane, because the implication for egypt, as you well know, in part...

You think you would have had the outcome you got today? >> absolutely. the fact of the matter is, a clean energy economy builds jobs in a way that a fossil fuel economy never will. so the implication that its bad for us economically in that question, chuck, i dont agree with at all. i strongly believe that the way that we rebuild our energy infrastructure is going to be a job producer for us. its going to make americans better off and better employed. so ive never bought the argument that we wou...

In all the foreign territories over which she was responsible? >> dr. carson -- >> will you ask her that? will you ask her when did a time arrive in our nation when we said its too dangerous to go and rescue our people? when in fact you had two navy s.e.a.l.s on top of that compound shooting the machine guns, allowing their colleagues to escape. but im sure they were saying if we can just hold out, help is on the way. but help was not on the way. ask her why help was not on the way. when did our...

Rebecca, that makes perfect sense from what we know. evangelicals are increasingly republican. >> exactly. and what were also seeing is that non-religious voters are decreasing in their support among republicans. for the past 15 years people who identify as non-religious, fewer and fewer of them are voting -- >> so the democrats are becoming a secular party, carol? >> i dont know about that. but the demographics -- if you look at whats happening in this poll, theres a long-term implication for t...

Implication for the republican party because its not just -- you know, theres obviously a decrease in religion among young voters who are eventually going to become older voters. you know, the younger generation is more diverse. their views are more liberal, particularly on things like gay marriage, and that all coming together does not play well for the republican party long term. like in terms of the upcoming presidential election youll see the number of millennial voters is significantly incr...

State ledge lateraú seats 910. last night in the election, in kentucky, republican businessman matt bevin was elected governor, he is just the second republican to govern the blue grass state in four deck case. ohio rejected to legalize both recreational and medical marijuana. houston a controversial local nondiscrimination ordinance that would have established protections for gay and transgender people failed by a wide margin and a huge blow fortñ virginia governor terry mcauliff, republicans...