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We need to. i think its a smart way to go but were a little late. >> we know there are armed drones flying over now. administrations say they have no authority from the president, none given to fire on anybody, no air strikes. where do you think we go from here? how involved do we actually get? >> with this president, i havent been able to predict him, to be honest with you. just what i think hell do something, he doesnt. i think we have to have a robust air strike here. you have to knock the ho...

Its funny to me. i make things that takes ten months at a time to make. that took three days. >> the key to the success of the prank is knowing the exact moment to make a move. >> what the [ bleep ]. >> to do that lichtenberger is in constant communication with his friend inside the snowman. >> i am behind the camera. we use a headset bluetooth. we do speak to each other, communicate. im just looking out for brian and letting him know if anybodys coming up behind him. >> hell do a count down lik...

The far wall was a fourth male victim. >> it literally looks like a slaughterhouse. you have blood on the walls, bullet strikes, shell casings on the ground. all the furniture is soaked in blood. >> the victims were 18-year-old tiffany rowell, who lived in the home. her boyfriend, marcus precella. 21-year-old adelbert sanchez. and 18-year-old rachael koloroutis. it looked as if the victims were watching tv and were caught off-guard by the attack. >> they were leaned back in the couch, feet up, l...

And it diverts us, as the obamaed a administration has been diverted for 5 1/2 years from the main enemy. and the main enemy is iran. >> do you think there could be any kind of effective partition of iraq? would that solve the problem? you give some to the sunnis, the kurds and the shias? >> i think iraq is moving in that direction. i dont think that outcome is inevitable, but if you look at the nap of what isis and the sunni allies have taken. some say baghdad is going to fall, the country is g...

And it diverts us, as the obamaed a administration has been diverted for 5 1/2 years from the main enemy. and the main enemy is iran. >> do you think there could be any kind of effective partition of iraq? would that solve the problem? you give some to the sunnis, the kurds and the shias? >> i think iraq is moving in that direction. i dont think that outcome is inevitable, but if you look at the nap of what isis and the sunni allies have taken. some say baghdad is going to fall, the country is g...

Several months later he told me he wanted to talk to me about something. he said i asked jean if you were gay at which point i was like shell-shocked. and i really couldnt look at him. because i was totally caught off-guard. it was not a conversation i ever thought i would have with george bush. and he began to tell me the fact that he loved me no matter what. he wanted me to be happy, first and foremost. he would never be embarrassed of me or ashamed and he didnt care if anybody knew that i, hi...

Because i think theres a danger of reading too much into what happened to eric cantor. if you look at other races, renee ellmers in north carolina faced a tea party opponent, ran on immigration. in virginia, the republican nomination for senate, a very pro-comprehensive reform guy. so, i think theres a danger in extrapolating too much from these results in virginia, but i do think the political reality is a lot of people are spooked right now and i dont think anythings going to get done on immig...

Beaten down to almost nothing. we pulled out, no support to the government. they were able it regenerate. they went into syria. made themselves bigger, better, got more epps, more foreign fighters and now they have turned back to iraq and they are trying to finish what they started before. >> so if you listen to the president carefully. it really sounds like we were caught completely by surprise by. this off guard. we are reviewing our options, we are thinking what to do. how did we not see this...

Because i think theres a danger of reading too much into what happened to eric cantor. if you look at other races, renee ellmers in north carolina faced the tea party opponent, ran on immigration. ed gillespie in virginia, just won the republican nomination for senate. he is very pro comprehensive reform. so i think there is a danger in extrapolating too much from these results in virginia. but i do think the political reality is, a lot of people are spooked right now, and i dont think anything ...

Joining me now is the political reporter for msnbc. his article today is titled democratic party draws blood early in key senate races. and democratic strategist angela rooi, thank you both for come on the show tonight. >> republicans have been measuring the drapes in the senate, but its not going as planned, is it? >> well, they definitely have a superior map to democrats. theres a lot of democrats playing defense and like to talk about how the fundamentals are great for them. but at the end of...