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>> what is your take away in that? is that another throw away line or does it go deeper? >> i think it builds upon his statements throughout this campaign about women. when it happened i had to do a double take. i couldnt believe he just said such a nasty woman about his opponent. these are two people who, obviously, have vigorous debates. but the fact that he launched such a personal, personal insult after we had a discussion and debate back and forth about his treatment of women. and i think p...

>> came through -- >> frankly -- >> mark preston, ran into trouble hearing what theyre saying. well get a better readout obviously, but clearly a moment for mike pence seeing this firebombed building, the office of the republican party in hillsborough, north carolina. donald trump a couple days ago when when he first learned about this, immediately blamed, he said animals representing hillary clinton and democrats. local authorities say theyre working on it and dont know who was responsible. the...

Talk to your doctor about xiidra. house speaker pr superior in the cross hairs as donald trump does battle against the republican leadership. trump lashd out saying he would no longer defend the gop nominee. why he got mad obviously. ryan saying he would focus on

After the haiti earthquake in 2010. abs news talked to analysts who said clinton and the clinton foundation clearly seemed to blur the lines between the state department and her husbands foundation. jake johnson, a haiti analyst, described the relationship this way. you had a lord of coordination between the two obviously. i think that raises significant questions about how they were both operating. to talk about this and other matters, bringing in the panel. cnn political commentator s.e. cupp,...

Enough momentum building up within the party saying, hey, youve got to do something about this and change course? >> i think that the response from speaker ryan has given republicans whatever space they need, if they feel as though they needit, to reject trump at this point, and thats, i think, whats really different about this set of comments than, you know, the previous, sarah mentioned his comments about the judge, really this started back in the summer of 2015 when republicans thought that t...

Calling her the most qualified person the u.s. has as president and also advocated for medicare for all in the past. so im curious your response to what you heard. >> this is so interesting, this race. because you have on the one hand a visionary with a coherent vision for how health care should be done, which i largely agree with. but on the other hand, you have a pragmatic person who knows how to get stuff done. this is the big problem. we tried to do a single-payer in vermont this year. we co...

We tried to do a single-payer in vermont this year. we couldnt do it. its one thing to say youre going to raise peoples taxes but lower peoples premiums. youve got to have bridge money, numbers that work. you know, jeff weaver -- or somebody in his campaign, tweeted out their tax program. theres a lot of money being spent twice in that tax program. and its for good stuff. im for expanding social security benefits. >> so what youre saying is, there has to be something more detailed. obviously, th...

Points. one the vice president was making, a very accurate point of political analysis, which is, if you were a voter who -- in the democratic party who cares a lot about income inequality, bernie sanders has been your champion for a very long time. hillary clinton has been secretary of state for four of the last six years and not been talking about it nor should she be. shes worked on those issues for a very long time, going back to the beginning of her career. gloria is also right that the vic...

Hes planning a, quote, nontraditional address. lets head to the white house. >> carol, obviously, the president here wants to go out with a bang for his last state of the union speech. play haven they havent given away a lot of details as to what non-traditional means. people have had fun trying to figure it out. maybe novel ways hell present this. maybe it wont be a speech at all. what it appears to be is its not really going to focus in the same way on the same themes that speeches in the past...

Where you have other candidates who might have good ground games as well. but someone like donald trump is just kind of jetting in and jetting back out. whereas ted cruz is going out to the smaller counties. he knows where the voters are that he wants to talk to and he is going out and greeting them. >> obviously, catherine, evangelicals factor in to ted cruzs group but also splitting that dr. ben carson, rick santorum who won here, mike huckabee who won here. does that present a problem for the...