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>> so ron, can this backfire, bringing in the family, marriage, past, that sort of thing? >> i think it is a hard argument to make that shes the guilty party in bill clintons misbehavior, particularly in the white house. hard argument to make to swing voters. youre hearing from donald trump, its something more about mobilizing the republican base than it is about dealing with the issues he faces among women himself. one thing we have seen, don, as you look at the latest cnn/orc poll, donald trum...

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More forcefully on trump in the coming months, as a "central theme" of his international engagement. deputy national security adviser ben rhodes said "where there are statements that could present challenges in terms of perceptions of americas openness to people of different faiths and americas inclusiveness, the president is going to speak out on that." meanwhile senator bernie sanders cut his holidays short to get back on the road campaigning in reno, nevada, and during an appearance on sunday...

He is talking about a situation where really, the media game is everything. this is a battle of perceptions. its a battle of propaganda. and in our long discussion, the president was saying isis has been very effective in its use of propaganda, has been very he fekive in its use of the media. the media have pushed this story in a broad way, the president suggesting we have blown it up beyond proportions it should be, and arguing he hasnt been there in the way he ought to be to ensure the public ...

At the same time, written, the sanders campaign has a very valid point, too. the agreement the sanders campaign had with the democratic national committee, if you read the brief, makes it very clear that the dnc should have given written notice and given the sanders campaign ten days to cure this problem. >> right. >> and they didnt do that. they just suspended them and it locks them out of extraordinary valuable information. in my judgment, erin, the people who have the most to gain from resolv...

Stronger? >> reporter: good morning, christi. always difficult to say, it depends upon the jurys perceptions. what are the jurors thinking at this time? because this case is really based on the failure of action by a police officer. in other cases, christi, that involve police shootings, its an affirmative act that an officer did. here the prosecutions arguing that if he only got medical attention, officer porter, if he only got freddie gray medical attention, would he be alive today. if he only...

>> reporter: they are exploiting the digital domain to shape perceptions in their favor. and no group has been more prolific in this space. >> americas enemies are evolving. and america has to do the same. >> we have to maintain a robust set of capabilities, overhead, terrestrial, collection by aircraft, collection by humans, whatever it is. so the trick is, how do you make all the cylinders work together and in harmony. >> the seemingly limitless number of threats and adversaries. >> tell me ho...

>> of course we cant answer that question, because he might bolt. thats the problem facing the republican party. forget about whether if trump goes third-party, what if he doesnt win the nomination, what are the republicans going to do at their convention? we have this myth about what pat buchanans speech about a culture war, about what that did. what is a donald trump speech going to do to perceptions of the republicans party in 2016? trump represents a decisive shift on the right. and its beca...

"new york times" they recorded it at a fundraiser yesterday. he was asked about, he was referring to voters perceptions of donald trump and ben carson. lets listen. >> who am i comfortable having their finger on the button? now thats a question of strength but its also a question of judgment. and i think that is a question that is a challenging question for both of them. so my approach much to the frustration of the media has been to bear hug both of them and smother them with love because i thi...

Response to your post? >> the overwhelming response was all positive. and what struck me hard was it was on an international level. it wasnt just american networks from all over -- from all the states. i was getting calls from south america and bosnia and uk and i think thats what sos mind boggling to me, is that its not just americans that are having this view of donald trump, its the whole world. >> so if its not just the view here, the issue then comes down to, what does this miscommunication...