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Particularly in the wake of the paris attacks, is the needia scrutiny and what he knows and what he would do, is that unfair? >> only if you compare it to the ware that they look at everybody else. part of the problem in the middle east rests on her shoulders based on what she did in libya. i dont see "new york times" unleashing their stable of reporters to really look at her job as secretary of state and what happened in libya and how it partially led to the advancement of isis. >> reporters ha...

That. >> cars many is a great target -- >> the only target for some. and reporters need to -- when they ask a question of a candidate, reporters have to get -- when they get an answer and its a newsmaking answer, reporters should say, would you repeat that again? make sure they get the candidate on the record. so the candidate cant then go back and say i was -- >> it was ambiguous and all of that. >> exactly. hillary clinton in one way perhaps has an advantage as a former secretary of state. i...

What happened in libya, getting rid of gadhafi. the current situation -- >> the same thing will. all over again. >> stand by, congresswoman tulsi gabbard. well have more. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. its what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes thats the right way to invest... ...in this big,...

Us 0en 9/11 and trying to defee at the same time supporting them with arms to overthrow the syrian government. >> you dont want the u.s. government to provide arms to the rebels. >> i dont want the u.s. government to provide weapons to al qaeda, to islamic extremists, our enemy. its a simple concept in my mind you cant defeat your enemy if youre arming them and helping them at the same time. makes so neense. >> have you told this to officials. >> its important for the american people to stand up...

Many different regions. >> does it not concern you al assads regime has been brutal killing at least 200,000, 300,000 people with barrel bombs and reports of hundreds of thousands of people who have been left homeless, billions in fact, refugees, and the u.s. is obviously, so many other international powers upset about that and want to get rid of him as a result of what hes been doing to his own people over the past four years? >> yeah, wolf it concerns me deeply to see this tremendous and tragi...

Director john brennan testify before your committee as a result of the hacking of his personal e-mail account? >> i would leave that up to the chairman, devon nunez, but i would certainly urge that we have director brennan come in and give us a full scope and explanation as to what happened, because this goes far beyond john brennan. it goes, could any secrets have been compromised, and what steps are going to be taken in the future to prevent this from happening? and also, is there anyone else ...

Afghanistan, on iraq, on libya is probably the sweet spot. he was on the dovish side of all of the debates, less interventionist. this one, telling obama to do the raid, hes maybe on the wrong side of history and hes trying to change the story. i think hes putting obama in a tough box because the question is going to be to the president, es this true? did joe biden -- >> the president publicly suggested biden wasnt on board, one of those resistant. >> also trying to say he had this private acces...

Welcome back. our first question in our ask ed segment tonight, lenora wants to know, do you agree with the presidents policy for iraq? yes, i do, 100%. i think the president was very clear yesterday on where he stabds. in fact, i agree with the president on libya, on syria, on egypt, and on the ukraine. when this president was elected, international intervention was going to change. the bush doctrine, history, okay? his number one concern and he said this yesterday in his press conference is am...

>> one of the president obamas critics back home says the president doesnt seem to have a strong international strategy. >> this president is not prepared has not anticipated and is not active. on libya and the arab spring theres virtually no foreign policy action during the last six years that the president has been well positioned for. >> he says the u.s. should be sending military mission to the ukraine and should make sanctions a lot more painful for the russian government. >> molly henneber...

And the basic underlying point was this president has not prepared has not anticipated and not acted. and not just simply on ukraine, on syria, on libya, on the arab spring. there is no foreign policy action during the last six years that the president has been well positioned for more difficult thing when you mention syria and iran they have his horse to putin. referring to the sanctions on them as pranks which was rather demeaning to the president its a really larger problem than just ukraine....