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It's an enormous break. as mark points out, he's going to have to cut deals now individually with japan. philippines, vietnam. >> i'll bet the next president goes back to the other model. >> i'll bet, too. i'm just saying this is a break. change forever, no, but a break from what, 50 years, 60 years, 70 years? >> yeah, the paradigm. >> my point is things are happening here. >> yeah, things are happening, and they are being reported, right? these are all big stories. you have to report it all. you have to report, you know, what's going on in terms of the dynamics inside the new white house. the...

Now, as mark points out, she got a lot of criticism for that. she addressed that tonight. let's listen to what she said tonight. >> i made it very clear that we walk -- we balance a very fine line between giving protestors -- giving pro tets tors peaceful protestors space to protest. what i said is in doing so people can hijack that and use that space for bad. it is very unfortunate that members of your industry decided to miss characterize my words and try to use it as a way to say that we're inciting violence. >> mark, what i took her to mean was what she said the second time. unfortunately ...

It's very clear that many members take their cues on this issue from the gun lobby. >> when we spoke earlier this year, asa, you did indicate a readiness, an openness, to consider greater background checks. let me play the clip, the exchange that we had back in april. >> what i hear you saying is you're open to expanding background checks personally. >> yes. absolutely. i'm open to expanding background checks, if you can do it within a way that does not infringe upon an individual and make it hard for an individual to transfer to a friend or a neighbor. >> are you still open to expanding backg...

So in effect, the irony, joy, that you just laid out here is pathetic. that it is morsi who called for assad to leave months ago being ousted and assad is still in power. >> i want to go to joel rubin on that. we now have seen tunanesia, libya, egypt twice. shouldn't bashar al assad get the message perhaps the arab spring has bled into an arab summer that could lap into his country, as well? >> the situation in his country is deplorable as mark points out. it's horrific to watch. what we will see clearly as well as a contrast a stark one at that where the egyptian people are cheering the egypt...

Walk-up so well, featuring him in an ad, talking about how he's going to campaign in the fall and barack obama, referring to him in a favorable way. i don't think there's anything but upside here. you can anticipate the republican critique of various things based on what bill clinton says, barack obama doesn't really believe it but for the matters who matter in this race, both the base and the swing voters, it's all upside. >> as we speak, hillary clinton is in beijing tangling with another foreign policy. >> it's true, mark points out, remember in the run-up to '08 we were talking about will ...