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Both sides of the aisle to offer their advice. in the role of the military brass is general wesley clark, the former supreme allied commander in europe. nicolas burns is representing the state department and is now at the school of harvard and ended a life as the undersecretary of state for political affairs. sitting in the pentagon leadership seat is paul wolfowitz, the former secretary of defense. he is now at aei. and james steinberg will play our national security role. he was deputy national security adviser to president clinton and the obama first term. he's now the dean of the maxwell s...

Own shadow national security council meeting, former sides of both sides of the aisle to offer their advice. in the role of the military brass is generally wesley clark, the former supremed allied commander in europe. nicolas burns is representing the state department and is now at the sdool of harvard and ended a life as the under secretary of for political affairs. sitting in the pentagon leadership seat is paul will foe lits, the former secretary of defense. he is now at aei. and james steinberg will play our national security role. he was deputy national security adviser to president clint...

Interests. one of these is this libertarian populism idea where you say we're going to stand up to the ways that big government gets together be big business and enriches people who are already rich. i think there are some winning issues there for republicans and even some where they can work together with democrats. this, you know, sentencing reform stuff, for example, that eric holder is working on is something that libertarians have long been pushing and i think they're having increasing success selling to both liberals and conservatives. the limitation is that most of the really important ...

Consumer confidence rising. i haven't heard him talk about any of these issues. the only thing he wants to talk about is scandals. >> the gop doesn't have an economic agenda to tout and view the scandals as being politically fruitful for them. it's partly because the economy is still not that good. 7.5% unemployment is way down from 10% where it was a few years ago, but it's still at this pace going to take us into 2016 before we get unemployment below 6%. so we're doing better than europe. certainly we could have a much worse policy mix that would produce much worse results and we're adding j...

And impartial making her unfit to continue as a juror. so if they really believe that why not just kick her off the panel. >> very well put. the point is i was just going to say have you to separate it out. one is if a particular juror is unfit well they have alternates, you excuse that person and replace them. however, the defense argument i'll just lay it out would be, and i think it's an uphill battle but i'll lay it out is that your honor not only did she make negative comments about the defense but in our view we submit that this has infected the even fire panel. >> that is a real hard ar...