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That really speaks to very very deep american values as well as interests. >> let's just talk about where that vacuum hits though. there's no question that it's a much worse world order if no one is providing that leadership and the americans are best situated to do so. but the fact of the matter is that isis is a much greater threat in the region, a much greater threat to europe than the united states. the americans are the ones with the energy production they're less interested in these things. the americans are not being affected by the refugee crisis in a way that the turks the jordanians ...

Flexing its muscle in the south china seas but tame aggressively courting india, trying to present itself as the kind of inevitable economic super power of the region. >> one interesting point tied to the hillary question is when you go around the world and ask you who they want to be the next leader, you know elites everywhere are saying we're happy with hillary, not chinese leadership. they didn't like the pivot to asia. they didn't like hillary's containment consents the way they perceived it. it will be interesting when we started talking about foreign policy for 2016 but there's no questi...

We have to go through school for many many years. what we become intelligent about is what we're trained on. intelligent machines are not some god-like thing that becomes instantly intelligent. so the real question we want to ask ourselves, is there some existential threat is the term elon musk used, a threat to the existence of humanity that something we're doing today that we couldn't undo. and the answer is no. not even close. maybe 50 or 100 years from now we might have another problem or maybe 30 years we might think about it. but are we doing anything today that's dangerous that we shoul...

Immune systems. the really problem is not isis it's the lack of any kind of political order in which a competent, aggressive radical group like isis can make such headway. until we fix that larger political problem, we're not going able to stop isis. the real question is do we want to or are we able to really address the larger problem of political order in iraq and syria? >> danielle this is a great sectarian struggle. we tried in iraq. we spent ten years. we hand picked the government and the sectarianism bubbled through and is essentially destroying the country. should we really try again i...

That really speaks to very, very deep american values as well as interests. >> let's just talk about where that vacuum hits, though. there's no question that it's a much worse world order if no one is providing that leadership and the americans are best situated to do so. but the fact of the matter is that isis is a much greater threat in the region, a much greater threat to europe than the united states. the americans are the ones with the energy production, they're less interested in these things. the americans are not being affected by the refugee crisis in a way that the turks, the jordani...