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Russia. im saying why are we knocking isis yet at the same time were against assad? let them fight. take over the remnants. >> trump, though, today saying, "if the world changes, i am flexible. that attack on children had a big impact on me. big impact. horrible thing." so the president suggesting that maybe, perhaps, as a result of this news out of syria, he could be shifting his attitude toward syria, or is it just a shift in his thinking on this? is there any specific thing that trump might d...

They -- thats why theyre called special ops -- theyre actually able to guide some of the other things that were doing there. we also must recognize that it is a very splcomplex place. chinese are there as well as the russians and you have all kinds factions there. were talking about global jihadists and their desire is to destroy us and to destroy our way of life. so we have to be saying how do we make them look like losers? because thats the way that theyre able to gather a lot of influence. an...

Can. so there are policy disagreements and theyre real. and they dont necessarily come from pure clownishness. so i imagine there will be a robust -- >> do you think that there is a legitimate policy answer that is being cooked up on the right side of the aisle? because thus far, mostly they know its not going to work -- >> sometimes youre standing up for history yelling stop, right? that is the national review lines for a long time. right now you see in the wake of things usually proposals that...

So i imagine there will be a robust -- >> do you think that there is a legitimate policy answer that is being cooked up on the right side of the aisle? because thus far, mostly they know its not going to work -- >> sometimes youre standing up for history yelling stop, right? that is the national review lines for a long time. right now you see in the wake of things usually proposals that people who take the second amendment seriously as an individual right will point out either violate that term ...

Its seeing present themselves and their ideas. what are you looking for tonight? >> well, unfortunately, i have to call this the glass nearly all empty debate because if you listen to all of the commentary and you followed the history of these other debates, no one is saying, watch this debate because you are going to see powerful solutions to the biggest problems facing the country. crumbling infrastructure. low wages. the gap between rich and poor. the real threat of a livable environment. ins...

Because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> lets talk about this for a second. were talking about policy here. so, richard, you have a policy answer. boots on the ground. seize the oil. >> boots on the ground and seize the oil. not clear if it was iraq or syria or both. 30 years ago it was iran. big ideas not terribly practical but interesting that the republicans have gone a long way if you go from rand paul two years ago where it was less foreign policy and now shall we ...

Science grounds. its very unusual for the secretary of state to talk about flat earthers and amazing if they had that much conviction about the people killed ensyria. if they would focus on the geneva talks. we were closing to an international agreement with climate change with the asian pacific region. theres no policy answer that john kerry is offering right now. >> bob, how do you explain that? of all the things in the world right now, john kerry figures this is the best thing to spend his ti...

For women. that was a question. there was a direct we from the audience about equal pay to women. he avoided answering it. it is worse than he didnt address it. that was the question. you are right, rachel, po point out about the spin rool. which is more telling as someone who has been in debates is when you see romney almost immediately leapt, and the president hung around about 40 minutes taking pictures and being very comfortable. ha gives you a lot of body language and who felt they had a go...

Number one, they decided to make fannie and freddie government sponsored entity. you cant go after them. they are hands off. they drew every bad mortgage in the country in that. >> andrea: isnt that why it shouldnt be the government getting involved in business? it wasnt looked at. it wasnt capitalized. >> dana: a well worn phrase is i didnt start this thing. i inherited this thing. going back several generations when it was started. now youre in a pickle because you have to let it all go and ta...

That is an inappropriate policy answer. now youve got political kickback out of congress wanting to know whos going to explain to them whats happening. that should not be general carter hamm on a television interview explain what were doing in the middle east. >> thats who we saw in the last few hours the face of the explanation, giving us some answers to the questions. chris, general mccaffrey, kerj ja colonel jacobs. well have more news. time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week....