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Details. >> reporter: adam zuben nom named to be under the secretary signed into law. and the 2012 law makes it clear the president can only carry out the closure of the subloop hole and not repeal it. >> the president is following sadly a pattern claims the authority to simply ignore federal law. that is a serious problem and i would note, it is a problem that the president doesnt have the ability to wave a magic wand and go away. joishgs they could offer no time table on adams nomination. >> t...

Going to be a delay before they get someone who roundup 218. and looking to the rowel change to get conservative support for any speaker so conservatives feel they have more conference for who ever is elected speaker. it is part p of the equation. and how the house operates and how that might change to appease the conservatives. >> the iran nuclear deal under scrutiny after it is revealed about one of the key provisions appears to violate sanctions that president the president signed himself in ...

Take the lead back in new hampshire. >> to your point, james, gabriel, there was a quote in your article that sort of speaks to that coming from one of your sources saying that the only thing worse than being second on primary day in new hampshire is being first right now, basically because new hampshire voters are known to change their minds at the last minute. is that right? >> yeah, thats right. you look at the example of every recent primary, at least in the democratic side. the person whos ...

Youve got to do is reclaim the lead in new hampshire, which is not going to be easy. she is losing, but it is not lost. and remember, the moment joe biden decides hes not going to run, this race is within single digits in new hampshire alone. >> and as you pointed out in your article, james, its not just about polling. it also has to do with organization and money as well. gabriel, james, thank you so much. >> thank you. and we are one week away from the first democratic debate tuesday night, ...

Keep working hard everywhere else. but i always thought this would be a great contest. its important. were trying to elect the next president of the united states. >> and im joined now by the man who wrote the article gabrielle and james pend elle. thanks for coming an. gabriel, first to you, the two clinton sides at odds according to your article. who do you think has the bigger advantage here? >> well, the campaign has the advantage, and theres no sense that shes going to drop out of new hamps...

To the clinton camp, to winning? >> very important. i mean, they think that they could certainly win this without new hampshire. they have an organization beyond new hampshire. they have a great organization in iowa as well. but the reality is if youre not competing in new hampshire, its tough to see a decent path forward for any candidate. new hampshire is an extremely important state. and they know that. >> james, i see you nodding your head. would there be, just looking at the other side, do ...

Its a form of fact checking fp the data doesnt didnt. i would have posted it any way. >> hes been using this device for some time, terrorism versus gun deaths. this is first time hes challenged journalists to make it a story. i wonder if this starts conversation about whether the mass shootings should be labeled a form of terrorism. >> i think thats interesting. the definition of terrorism is fraught and complicated. i think mass shootings are on their own terms. lots of people die and its not n...

>> i think its playing politics and he has a duty to uphold the law. even this supreme court thats gone very, very far, almost off the rails for gun rights, still says that some regullation regu legal. so, yes, congress and the president can act. for a law enforcement officer sworn to uphold the constitution to say ahead of time he wont do that is very, very troubling. you have the nra thats poisoned our debate. 87% of their members agree that they should do something different. and theyre more ...

This is where i was born and raised. we have a very strong rural environment where a lot of people use weapons to go hunt and fish and for self protection. now what mr. jones keeps talking about is all the violence thats happening. little do people realize, theres over a million people in 2004 that use weapons to protect themselves. when jones talks about how the nra is talking about taking money from big lobbyists and guns and all, major firearm dealers, you should also realize in 2008, the nra...

Now, we have got to get away from just saying guns are bad. we have -- weve been -- >> but james -- james, i have to say this. i dont think people are saying guns are bad. i think that is a talking point how people are reading on the other side. i think theyre saying its time our gun laws and whos allowed to purchase a gun and how long of awaiting period that is that that should be looked at again and that we need to tweak the gun laws. i dont think anybody is saying guns are bad. law enforcemen...