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Incredibly, christie even backed obamacares medicaid expansion. chris christie, one high-tax, common-core, liberal-loving, medicaid-expanding president. >> i guess its a compliment when youre the one being attacked, it means you must be doing something right. >> yeah, theres no doubt among a lot of republican candidates, especially in the establishment lane, they think chris christie has some traction and they want to take him down. thats a combination of the kitchen sink and a greatest hits r...

>> sara is going to stick around as we bring in rebecca burg, we also have david swerlick and cnn senior political on list ron brownstein, the director for the national journal. were hearing donald trump here, ron. hes saying this is war. going after enemies and doing well right now but do you see any vulnerabilities for him as we get into the home stretch towards iowa? >> sure. before we get to the vulnerabilities, though, the use of the word war is extremely revealing about why donald trump is...

Take the ten out, the question is whether you can maintain the pace of operations over the course of a couple years so the people that are coming up are less and less experienced and cant conduct operations like we saw in paris. >> the operative that was taken out we understand was actively planning some sort of attack against the west. was this person targeted or was this good fortune? >> my judgment would be, i dont know this for a fact, that the person was targeted. that is when you look at t...

Its the actual policy. you are right. you can throw anything out there about where you stand on things, but its the specifics and where she is struggling is not on whether the mantra is dont do stupid stuff or not its the fact when she gave her major speech on isis strategy a couple months ago, it was not much different than president obamas. if you want real separation you have got to say more than just do more air strikes and arab allies and more diplomacy. step all that up. have to have a rea...

Vulnerabilities. her biggest vulnerabilities is bill clinton. hes also her biggest asset. you dont go out there and start a war on sexism after donald trump when you have bill clintons liability standing right next to you. its a bad political move. >> lets be realistic. political pun departments will dwell on the topics you are bringing up. >> american voters care about this stuff. >> they care about issues. youre right about the fact you dont trash talk donald trump. but where you beat him ever...

Lot of democrats saying bill clinton has been itching to get out there on the campaign trail and he will be a good asset, according to democrats. >> he definitely will be. he helped barack obama a lot in the 2012 campaign, helping him get re-elected. hes somebody who gets to focus the issues really well on behalf of the person who hes advocating for and takes a lot of the energy out of bernie sand de ers campaign and back onto hillarys. >> adam, is he somebody that donald trump obviously believe...

Also had a political consequence in the middle east with the arab spring. absolutely, theres no way america ---overthrowing governments causing mass movements of social awareness, thanks to the advents of such platforms as facebook, twitter and such app as whatsapp and isiss propaganda. the isis media has been thoroughly disruptive across the world, in terms of transforming movements and governments and even commerce. >> on the commerce side, we have seen our own vulnerabilities with hacking of ...

Everybody, has insulted everybody. he insults everybody from women to minorities to mexicans to immigrants to people with disabilities, he mocks them. >> but he continues to stand at the front of the pack. >> thats because -- i will tell you, everybody were doing it right now. he has gotten more airtime than all of the presidential candidates put together, including the democrats. because he knows how to manipulate the media. and so we keep talking about him so people, when they ask him, who are...

Strategy that makes sense in the global context but also be more engaged and more involved in dealing with domestic terrorism as well. jenna: just a final question, more of a personal question really, secretary ridge. on today when were talking about these threats from home grown terrorists, were also dealing with a report from "the wall street journal" about iranian hackers taking a look at a dam in new york city. you also have this report from the ap about our vulnerabilities in our electric g...

In which serious damage can be done including the loss of life, maybe dozens if not more lives lost in some sort of cyber attack, and so we need to organize ourselves and all of those agencies that you just described, yes, they are doing a very good job because even though weve seen data breaches at the office of personnel management at the federal government and you cited juniper systems a moment ago, those are serious. and we need to understand this is the most likely way in which some rogue g...