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Or do you want the opportunity for great snps. >> new jersey governor chris christie showing what a formidable presidential candidate he could be if he gets passed new jersey political scandals. it is time now for the sunday group, syndicated sol ummist george will, usa today kimberly powers, kimberly strassel from the washington post, and we have charles lane. as chairman of the republican governors association traveling around the country, one of the problems is a lot of potential candidates i...

It shows you how important it is to get the documents that government officials try and hide. thats what transparency does. it shines the light on whats really happening. when i used to write in the bush years about the dangers of the nsa, i used to tell republicans imagine if hillary clinton had these spying powers. i would say to democrats, imagine if an nsa system was in the hands of someone like chris christie and the staff that he has. would you be comfortable allowing this agency to operat...

Prohibitive health services and beyond that, it goes even beyond health care. its a corporation picking and choosing which types of laws they want to comply with. and our belief in this society has always been that we protect the religious liberty of individuals in their private lives. but that when you cross that line and go into the public sphere and decide you want to operate as a make a profit off of the public. >> thats not really true, chris, right now you and i are putting our opinions ou...

Chris, right now you and i are putting our opinions out on television. you are making money on this, i am not. chris is in business on tv, so were going to infringe on his first amendment rights, but tim and sandra, theyre just doing this -- >> thats a bad thought experiment for about 90 different reasons, the first being the actual -- and theres specific constitutional name parties. theres specific constitutional case law around that. but taking that aside, the argument that sandras making is t...

Chris, right now you and i are putting our opinions out on television. you are making money on this, i am not. chris is in business on tv, so were going to infringe on his first amendment rights, but tim and sandra, theyre just doing this -- >> thats a bad thought experiment for about 90 different reasons, the first being the actual -- and theres specific constitutional name parties. theres specific constitutional case law around that. but taking that aside, the argument that sandras making is t...

Often they die there. a subject of law enforcement attention. there are a lot of soft targets. we do see attacks on self-targets. if you do the thought experiment where a lot of them conducting by people shouting ala akbar or hard to judge motivation wed be having a different kind of conversation in fact, attacks by people motivated by al qaedas ideology in the united states on soft targets are pretty infrequent. we saw in the boston marathon bombing two people who did this. they werent located ...

In terms of centuries. there will be episodic threats that were seeing today. we should not confuse that, though, with the resurgence of the al qaeda organization. >> the white house wouldnt say whether the u.s. homeland was a potential target. was that out of an abundance of caution? or wouldnt we be seeing amped up security here if thats the case in. >> i think so, theres no indication that the u.s. homeland is a target. the epicenter of this threat seems to be in yemen and beyond that in the ...

>> so, paul, the white house today wouldnt say whether the u.s. homeland was a potential target. was that out of an abundance of caution? or wouldnt we be seeing amped up security here if thats the case? >> i think so, theres no indication from the administration that the u.s. homeland is a target. the epicenter of this threat seems to be in yemen and beyond that in the middle east. and south asia. >> peter, if benghazi hadnt happened, do you think the u.s. government would have responded the sa...

We should not confuse that, though, with the resurgence of the al qaeda organization. >> so, paul, the white house today wouldnt say whether the u.s. homeland was a potential target. was that out of an abundance of caution? or wouldnt we be seeing amped up security here if thats the case? >> i think so, theres no indication from the administration that the u.s. homeland is a target. the epicenter of this threat seems to be in yemen and beyond that in the middle east. and south asia. >> peter, if...

The al qaeda organization. >> so, paul, the white house today wouldnt say whether the u.s. homeland was a potential target. was that out of an abundance of caution? or wouldnt we be seeing amped up security here if thats the case? >> i think so, theres no indication from the administration that the u.s. homeland is a target. the epicenter of this threat seems to be in yemen and beyond that in the middle east. and south asia. >> peter, if benghazi hadnt happened, do you think the u.s. government ...