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Have expected had some of the questions been to television folks, brian. >> all right. chris jansing, choice seat for the news conference. in front of the blue door. and to andrea mitchell we go. chris matthews noted this. there was a hint of kind of real politic in the president's answer about lone wolves and how in this era of almost self radicalization you would know that in a given american home across the vast american landscape in one of those homes there was a criminal mind and waiting to strike. yes, people would argue there should be electronic calling cards. should be surveillance th...

I don't see it. >> i want to see how some republicans are capitalizing on this. let's listen to what marco rubio said. >> i think if you don't know the answer to those questions, you're not going to be able to serve as commander in chief. >> he's trying to say it's disqualifying. is it? >> right. sure. >> is it? who knows. that will be up to the voters to decide. it certainly gives somebody like marco rubio, who has been trying to make foreign policy one of his calling cards, the fact that he sits now in the senate and that he steeps himself in foreign policy issues, the fact that he has taken...

Premeditated. there's no question about that. but what happens often in burglaries is that people make mistakes. they leave their calling cards behind. they break glass. they bleed, they cut themselves they drop hair that's got dna. they drink out of beverage containers orange juice, a glass they leave fingerprints. in this particular case there was a casual hunger. and there was a need to eat pizza. well that pizza did him in. evidence collection teams know that you can secure dna from food. okay. people will -- >> saliva would still survive in a fire? >> saliva is a great source of dna. fire...

That's not what marco rubio is going to do. today, he is heading back to washington because his aides say one of his calling cards is his foreign policy. he's on the foreign relations committee, so they say he needs to be in the senate for a big hearing today on the iran deal chris. >> all right, dana, let's discuss. cnn political analyst mr. john avlon and republican consultant margaret hoover. so first, who gives a thumbs up to what marco rubio did last night? three thumbs up among two people. always good. why impressed? >> more than any other candidate on the republican side of the aisle ma...

Law that controversial bill that makes union dues optional for workers. wisconsin governor scott walker sign nothing law a bill today to make his state a so-called right to work state a major blow to unions in wisconsin passed the state assembly in a party line vote all the democrats voting against it all the republicans voting for it. in right to work states workers can choose not to pay union dues if they don't want to even though as union backers point out they can still reap the benefits of a contract that union foeshts. waging political war with unions has become one of scott walker's cal...