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Type of union. but right now the country is really torn in half politically. and what will remain after all of this is really questionable. i mean, the economy, anderson, is in dire straits. and this is going to make it much much worse. >> jill, you talked about the country being torn in half. is it possible the ukraine could end up divided, splitting apart? >> some people talk about that. a lot of people talk about it with dread. but you do have that geographic -- it's really a division between west and east in ukraine. the people in the east basically aligned more with moscow, people in the ...

Islands. >> and then the back drop is also an interesting one. you're seeing the rise of new leaders in northeast asia. in japan, you have shinno abe, while his second tour as prime minister, you have -- you have a new president in south korea, a new leaders in north korea, so the whole region, sensitive as it is because of the geographic and -- sensitive because of history and how it's played out will be an interesting play to keep your oy on. the united states is going to have to establish its presence in the region, toss forthright in terms of our support, to speaking clearly, and make sure...

Was that an encroachment on their rights? >> absolutely. it always is. there's a constitutional right to bear arms. >> even if a school. >> when i go to a college campus, i can't bring my gun. it's a gun-free zone. we wonder why we have so many rapes and sexual assaults action because we are disarming people that would orderly be allowed to carry guns. it's an arbitrary geographic gun-free zone that actually ends up putting people in danger. >> van, please weigh in here. >> well, first of all let me say how happy i am, i think the whole country is, that we did not have a tragedy yesterday. my ...

1960. some of the major factors, a couple, you have mormoe men bei laid off and an increase in single moms. a pew study also shows this. that most americans don't necessarily approve of the new changes. 51% according to pew say they believe kids are better off when mom stays at home. let's talk about this. joining me now, maggie, career consultant and radio host. and donna richardson, in the big d in dallas today. ladies, welcome to both of you. the topic fascinates me. let me just say that first and foremost. i want to start here first with the stigma, that, you know, not talking about workin...

Grassroots people across all geographic, racial gender lines to come together and mobilize and do it, as you said, outside of the beltway but do it in mainstream america. >> that's exactly right. look, there is real consensus across this country on how to create jobs, on how to reduce gun violence, on why immigration reform is so important to our economy. people across this court have decided. we have just decided this if a presidential election, yet there's only one place that there's not consensus and that's the ten-mile square logic-free zone called washington, d.c. >> logic-free? >> logic-...