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Point, there is a very, very deep split, that is getting deeper and deeper with each election within the republican party. and if there is a president trump, its going to be fascinating to see how he works with lindsey graham and ben sasse and even mitch mcconnell, people who are not even close to being donald trump -- >> i think that party split is going to turn out to be a good thing. its going to take a while for us to figure out, what do you do with the tea party folks who put vote parody of...

Part of the establishment that donald trump has run against and done so -- >> and his running mate, paul ryan, this is the conversation thats going to go on -- >> and to that point -- >> ryan is a young man and hes -- >> congressman, i covered you and your former colleagues for a long time in politics. and romney aside, to johns point, there is a very, very deep split, that is getting deeper and deeper with each election within the republican party. and if there is a president trump, its going t...

Safe to say this debate was nastier than anything weve seen in american politics. i think the networks knew what was coming. look at how they introduced. >> tonights debate sponsored by papa johns. eat your feelings, america. nyquil, the nighttime passout it will be over by morning medicine. air canada. on november 9th well be gassed up and ready to go. >> thank you, jimmy. donald trump at the epicenter of a historic party split. which republicans are in lockstep with the partys nominee and wh...

Correctness. >> trump was able to go further. >> the new years trump the old i have not seen a political cycle so confounding in my lifetime. it could continue into a year of the most historic time. we could see a great party split in two. that, i think, is what im seeing among the republicans. a slow motion break. the question is whether it will play out over the next few cycles or turn abrupt and firing in this one. some speak of the prospect wondering if the new logo will be on. the american ...

Have been announced for the first debate to be held in early august. you discussed all of these latest developments that we have. let me start on the state of the republican race now. we have this new pole we mentioned in iowa. at the same time the news of -- you look at the entire field. and casick makes the most sense to me. what is your sense of his potential as a candidate? >> i agree. i think we would be talking about the establishment wing of a party split maybe perhaps between a roll the ...

In brazil where it was passed you saw some sort of backlash from the church and conservative right. its understandable theres going to be a backlash. as james says and jonathan says this is moving in that direction and its not a party split, its not republican/democrats and all those republicans thinking of running in 2016 are going to be looking at the generational split, the fact that this is so clearly divided on generational lines that you have young republicans and young democrats saying th...

They would certainly slow our recovery and cost us hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> reporter: these cuts have already been delayed once, they are soon upon us again and if congress doesnt work out a deal. when the president talked about the fact theyre going to kick in. there was a clear party split and disapproving what the president had to say while democrats had a slightly higher ranking, they split on this. something we saw all night long the entire speech and folks were voting the presiden...

Jeopardize medical research. they would certainly slow our recovery and cost us hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> reporter: these cuts have already been delayed once, they are soon upon us again and if congress doesnt work out a deal. when the president talked about the fact theyre going to kick in. there was a clear party split and disapproving what the president had to say while democrats had a slightly higher ranking, they split on this. something we saw all night long the entire speech and f...

After four years under the chairmanship of mary shapiro, the securities and exchange commission will get new leadership. shapiro became the first woman to lead the s.e.c. announced she will leave her post. by the way she is getting rave reviews from "the wall street journal," t"the washington post" you name it for revitalizing the s.e.c. as a regulatory agency with potential death. the white house has named current s.e.c. commissioner elisse walter to chair the agency going forward. walter can s...

Have been eight years ago. i think were in a different spot. well see. claire mccaskill is not going to win or lose re-election based on gay marriage and neither will jon tester. health care is more cultural. health care is a more cultural -- has been used more in these culture wars frankly than gay marriage will be. >> indeed. >> the way they have taken health care. this is something you are on top of, chris. >> i agree. they all matter and well see what really matters in the end. this will be ...