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Given the sectarian dynamics that exist in iraq. in this case they are reaching out and actively employees the sunni tribes. the tribes are very lightly armed. they have been trying to fight isis for some time now and there have been calls and promises made by the iraqi government that they will be arming them. this is very critical that the iraqi government does actually make good on that pledge at this stage. quite a few people i have been talking to have been quite upset at secretary carters ...

In a defensive position. it does seem at this stage, since the iraqi government clearly does not have competent and capable forces at its disposal, its having to rely on this unconventional fighting force to begin retaking the city of ramadi, most certainly is not an ideal situation, but the country does not have much else to fall back on. now those comments by the u.s. defense secretary are causing quite a few people to bristol here. they believe that his statements are misplaced. the prime min...

Massive complicated new trade deal to benefit pharmaceutical companies and hollywood movie studios. so globalization sent our good jobs overseas and union busting and government rigging rendered us powerless in our workplaces and our government to do anything about it. like i said, its the perfect storm. this is the backdrop as we head into 2016. we may not be faced with the sort of immediate calamity that we were dealing with in 2008 but it is a crisis no less. we need leaders prepared to apply...

Will be an issue of restructuring at amtrak. people use it. if you want to deal with the traffic issue you have to have more in the area of rail. people need to have confidence in rail when they pay their ticket north of boston i use it occasionally when you get on and pay your money, you want to make sure youre safe. >> absolutely. >> i know national transportation safety board is looking at this. it appears as if its probably pilot error -- pilot error, the engineers error. however, you heard ...

>> i think they are listening. on "the factor" tonight, there under now because of all of this campaign pressure to say or do something. all right? so if they say were not going to investigate, then tell us we the people. if they say we are going to investigate and im not asking immediately because they do have to do a little fact finding and structuring but we the people by the summer have to know what they are going to do. >> absolutely. its imperative. they can do this very quickly. they dont...

Development of productivity. the tailwind were going to have to deal with is the tailwind of the debt situation. its going to require a lot of thoughtfulness calm reflective thoughtfulness exchanges of ideas, and communication really to deal with that risk well. >> do you think when you look out at the prospects for china, do you think it will be -- it will be able to compete with the united states as a peer competitor economically? >> right now chinas richer than the united states if you take a...

In his latest book and other places, rubio has argued intelligently for a revamping or replacement of old systems that dont address todays needs. some of his ideas are standard fare republican rhetoric, others are fresh and even surprising. america, like most advanced industrial countries, needs reform and restructuring. regulations pile up, and lobbies fight hard to keep benefits for established industries. the tax code is a corrupt mess, but is this the greatest and most urgent problem facing ...

For grabs for the next election reform and investment. marco rubio has staked out his claim as the champion of reform. in his latest book and other places rubio has argued intelligently for a revamping or replacement of old systems that dont address todays needs. some of his ideas are standard fare republican rhetoric, others are fresh and even surprising. america, like most advanced industrial countries, needs reform and restructuring. regulations pile up and lobbies fight hard to keep benefits...

Oil prices. its impacting asia very positively because asia is a net importer of all energy sources. countries like india, china, and japan are all going to be benefitting. were quite positive that gdp will be incrementally stronger in asia in 2015 and 14. at the same time china will be incrementally smaller in gdp because theyre going through this ten-year restructuring of its economy, trying to become less dependent on exports and much more of a domestic consumption society. theyre trying to m...

The average growth rate over the last ten years in china was 10.3%. 7% of that is not sustainable. that type of an economy cant operate that way and they have a debt issue. the leadership in china, im extremely impressed with. because im impressed with the leadership its likely it will be well managed. it will be a hiccup and there will be a restructuring, but they make decisions. we are going into the 13th five-year plan. they have plans that they set out and they actually implement. we dont ha...