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>> right. they do want some things. his predecessor obviously on the way out the door enabled the latest obama spending binge. the early test for ryan, because he can make the case, is to try to get some policy changes in these year-end bills. he can work on policy now. and then basically, all of next year, putting out the message thats going to potentially make hillary clinton uncomfortable. >> nobody likes the budget deal, at least on the right. i cant find a single person who says yeah, i lov...

Or, you know, getting their state deficits in order. >> why arent they resonating this time around? >> to me, i think a lot of it is people are looking for actual policy. you know? jeb bush may have done an okay job in florida but at the end of the day, were looking for policy changes. >> derrick? >> you mention the common, why arent they resonating? for many of us when we look at whats going on, theres a culture of blame and lack of focus on solutions. i think many of us are looking for solutio...

When you have close to 13 candidates now running. but it doesnt talk about the infrastructure a person needs in order to win and it doesnt talk about how much money is in the war chest. when ben carson is talking about guns, the majority of republicans actually believe we need to relook at the gun situation, recognizing its much more than the person holding the gun. but we need to find solutions and we actually have to have policy changes. something simple as even background checks. so my case f...

New details about the latest release of the thousands of clinton e-mails released. the washington post dug through them and found big donors got special interest from hillary clinton as secretary of state. nowhere in the e-mail does it show policy changes were made to benefit them but the paper shows people like bill gates and others gained high level access to president their policy concerns inside the state department. this is from a fashion expert who contributed more than $10 million for hil...

Youve reported there for years. starting with syria, what did you make of her comments, particularly about justifying russias presence? >> well, she definitely has a very strong understanding of syrias interest for russia, and the cultural connections there, the church in the reference there. she understands the strategic significance of it. in terms of policy changes, i didnt see anything different than what were seeing right now from president obama. i dont think anyone whos going to look at t...

Makes a difference. the political and diplomatic relevance of the vatican that sealed to be at a low web. >> in terms of what changes have actually occurred, because obviously, there are doctrine issues that have not changed from his predecessors, beyond a different emphasis on mercy and greater flexibility for pastors, what else has -- what do you see as the difference hes made? >> listen, anderson, as journalist for us policy is king. if somebody is not making policy changes, you know, we have...

The debate will be held next wednesday september 16th at the reagan library in simmie valley california. for more let me bring in amy guests. what is your reaction to trump being the clear front runner in iowa? >> it doesnt much surprise me. donald trump since the time he got into this race has really captivated the spirit of the republican primary voter. he -- he is captivated their idea that washington is broken. they want to take on the powerful who have done little to change whats happened...

Policies, most of the other candidates are just trump without the pizzazz or the hair. [ laughter ] >> ha ha ha. but thats not true. many of this years republican candidates are serious people proposing serious policy changes. and a couple are very different because they acknowledge the harm that government often does. >> i dont want my marriage or my guns registered in washington. >> sadly, during that first debate, rand paul didnt seem all that likeable and he has fallen in the polls since. ma...

This is we look forward to the future in terms of policy changes. guns is going to be a huge issue, but employment law and confidentiality issues are going to be huge, because people who have mental disorders, perhaps who have never been committed, never seen a counselor, never sought out medication or a psychiatrist, can still be extremely dangerous, and there has to be a way to protect the public while still protecting the rights of others. currently, the system is not working and i think last...

A different tune if you get a few months down the line. >> right. its still early. a lot of people have not made up their mind. trump released some details, policy details on immigration reform plan. i want to take a quick look at that in addition to that wall hes been saying he wants to build along the mexico border. he also said that he will deport millions of illegal immigrants and hes going to put an end to birthright citizenship on american soil, u.s. citizens. its part of the constitution....