what does it mea >> we grow up inin a world where we talk about team.f us have been on some kind of a team. a really've been on good when you can finish each other's sentences and d things happen organically. as organanizations scale, , youn into the limits. beyond 100 people, you cannot have a team in a small team sense, you cannot know everybody, you cannot have the same culture. creatateale, , you u have t a series of teams and connect them in ways that most organizations find difficult. it is a can threlationship between iividuals - -- create the same chemistry and same affective connection between the small tms that totogetherer fora big team. rebecca: you are doing a lot of teaching in the business world and yoyond. you talk about differerent teams that have been successful. , andottom line for you is skill, efficiency canan be the fastest way to get something done but you make the argument agaiand again or adaptability. let's take your own expeence. you came into iraq, they were doing 80 raids a day, you quicickly got it up to 300. take us throug

. >> the reporters who cover her will be forgiving if she says mea kulpa. if she changes her strategy here. you know, we tell our clients in 15 seconds, if your strategy is not working, if you've lost the media that's covering you, you've lost. >> well, she is taking a very legalistic approach rather than dealing with the fact that a lot of people have suspicions, as reflected by the polls, about her handling of this. on the other hand, i know there's been a round of stories this weekend, joe biden taking a more serious look at running and meeting with elizabeth warren. but the fact remains, she is still a very strong democratic front runner. is the press pendulum swinging too far now, a.b., in suggesting that, oh, you know, she's about to tank? >> i don't think that the consensus is she's going to tank. and i think people have been quite honest about the fact that joe biden would have an uphill battle if he chooses to run against her as opposed to waiting for her to self emulate and step in at the last minute. however, i have said, and many people have cri

mea th more than ten times more than thamnt aowed to be st. people whose homes were destroyed are demanding government compensation. >> translator: we can't go home because the area is contaminated. i can't raise my 9-year-old daughter in that kind of environment. >> some people are voicing their frustration on a chinese equivalent of twitter. they're urging the government to disclose accurate information. the blast site is near the port of tianjin. one of the largest ports in the world. some japanese companies are considering switching their transport routes. >>> toshiba's top manager aim to regain the trust of investors and prevent another accounting scandal from happening. they say more than half of the new board members will be appointed from outside. that's up from a quarter. >>> the decision was reached by a third party panel set up after toshiba falsified financial statements. the revolution led to the resignation of three former chief executives. toshiba plans to finalize the plan in a board meeting and make the announcement on tuesday

first, let me just say, mea cul culpa. it was a mistake to recommend sun edison and i got to own that. at least i think i should have said take some money off the table. it's too hot in here. that was a rapid advance. what matters, though, is this is actually a story i think that teaches us an important lesson, with i is why i don't want to beat myself up. i to help us here. i want to dig deeper in the sun edison narrative went suddenly positive, terrifically negative in the blink of an eye. many, many stocks are doing just what sun edison did before. it was a precursor, a momentum stock gone bad. king midas in reverse him until a month ago, sun edison was indeed the golden boy of the power space. it rose crazy despite last year. the management spun off in june of last year with the idea that sun edison builds them and sells them and acts as a renewable energy stock giving investors a notoriously big dividend yield so many want. these are terrific for solar companies to raise capitals. i recommend sun edison if april becau

then hp's vice president of human resources released the mea-culpa. >> hp doesn't have a global dress code. >> no dress code? >> it is hot and humid and stuff like that. rather be sweating and feel more comfortable in. you can still work. >> not so fast says the owner of mota-italia in san jose. >> it started when it was 19 years old. >> he says dress better, work better. >> you have to feel good. for example myself i feel -- i work 10 times harder there. >> he believes the exact opposite is true. >> if your engineers want to dress casually, let them dress casually and judge them by their code and not dress code. >> happy equals productive. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> well, coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00, a jet crashes into a parking lot full of cars. on board are the family members of an infamous terrorist. >> and the latest breech that called into question security at the president's home. >> and a big announcement from facebook founder mark happy anniversary to me it's safeway's anniversary... happy anniversary to me but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. hap

then hp's vice president of human resources released the mea-culpa. >> hp doesn't have a global dress code. >> no dress code? >> it is hot and humid and stuff like that. rather be sweating and feel more comfortable in. you can still work. >> not so fast says the owner of mota-italia in san jose. >> it started when it was 19 years old. >> he says dress better, work better. >> you have to feel good. for example myself i feel -- i work 10 times harder there. >> he believes the exact opposite is true. >> if your engineers want to dress casually, let them dress casually and judge them by their code and not dress code. >> happy equals productive. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> well, coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00, a jet crashes into a parking lot full of cars. on board are the family members of an infamous terrorist. >> and the latest breech that called into question security at the president's home. >> and a big announcement from facebook founder mark zuckerberg. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment

. >>> a mother's mea culpa. an arizona mom makes a tearful apology after leaving her infant strapped in a shopping cart outside a grocery store. >>> i have decided in 2020 to run for president. >> and a 2020 vision for kanye west, just one of the wild moments from mtv's video music awards. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, august 31st, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president obama begins a historic three-day trip to alaska today where he'll become the first sitting president to set foot in the arctic circle. he'll use the trip as a call to action against climate challenge. all the while he continues to receive criticism from environmentalists. >> i share people's concerns about offshore drilling. i remember the bp spill on the gulf of mexico all too well. that's why we're making sure that it's done at the highest safety standards possible. >> during his visit to alaska, president obama will officially change the name of mount mckinley. it's t

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. >> i didn't meas around with that question. i said, "absolutely not." who says yes?e one person that says yes. is this an effective method of capturing terrorists worldwide. >> reporter: you are a muslim waity-born palestinian-american. >> that's a mouthful. >> reporter: amer was nine when the first gulf war broke out. his family fled kuwait. how was the transition for you from kuwait to houston? >> well, i didn't know what to do and how to acclimate. i mean i came here during-- like a week before halloween. >> reporter: wow. >> freaked me out. i was like why is everybody dressed this way! what is happening in america today. people are asking for candy-- i'm not going to give you candy. you have plood on your face. things could get rough in texas. you never know. it would be like hey boy! >> reporter: 20 years later. >> you one of them a-rabs. you one of them muslims. >> no. >> reporter: mohammed amer is the first arab-american to star in his own nationally televised one-hour stand-up special. is that what you're going for in should have your act is to point out thes

american momentum we have let it fail we have become a divided nation and architecture of defied that mean a lobbyist is a multibillion-dollar industry with hundreds of thousane k of professionat if and think tas of s many have endowments' bigger than some small colleges and deeply invosufed. with every element of policy formaxation in our nation we can break this with the infrastructure development urins of . we're sitting here today with 4 million jobs open and available and ready to hire. they do not need to be created but filled. how are we doing on the talent management side? we will create to the are great million computer jobs if they are filled typically three people are hired at the same time how redoing on talent management? no one is creating that anywhere this year we will graduatectur0,000 computer penience majors this sounds like we will be 800,000 jobs short what other country in the world but to gradailte from college with no idea what you will do? in china if you have a stem class at an early age they manrture you to tell you how you can have a great job so they don't end

. >> mea culpa.it sounds like whatever promised prior to our meeting this way. >> i was distraught. >> did you get need for the organization? >> i was wondering if it got you in trouble he said hey, i wanthey, want to come down to austin have dinner with you. >> we had a great conversation. the 2nd part of that question, steve ballmer. >> a great owner. >> bill simmons said that he is horrible. >> bill thinks a lot of people. >> that's true. >> unless it is tom brady. >> are you excited for kobe bryant to retire? >> so i don't have to garden, yes. toto be able to play against one of the greatest players ever, and he has been the benchmark for a generation of players, has been an honor. he and lebron and kevin durant we will go down as the best players. >> i have toi have to ask you how you keep proving. your mental game? what are you doing physically? >> i feel like i'm picking on the wrong side of 30 which rarely happens in sports. it's a lot of hard work. i would say someone gave me this piece of a

admitted that he signed up on ashley madison and his mea culpa news conference. >> i was curious aboute website and use my personal credit card to sign up for the site. as embarrassed as i am about what i did, i did not commit a crime. >> no, but he also did not do a good job of getting that casey anthony conviction. well, the next family picnic might be awkward. he didhe did not violate any laws whether or not he ultimately resigns, should we care what politicians do? i am more curious as i read more, did anyone actually get lucky? >> no. is this my camera? no. at least hillary didn't sign up on the government server. >> that guy, his only crime is his hair. i hold ai hold a news conference? to me have released a memo? >> because he's a politician. all purses good press the end of the day. >> i guess so. would you hold a press conference a few were that guy? >> no. written statement. this is why you hire spokespeople, for days like this. >> it's gross. i am trying to decide who i am most disgusted with. very little sympathy for the people who run this website and the people who partak

the pitch back when everybody was talking about changing the methodology and going into this form of meas measurement. and the pitch was all about -- it was going to make radio op easier. it will open more dollars. a cost per point reset. and i looked at pierre and said that's great but i didn't fall off the turnip truck yesterday.l you will never quantify this orl sell this, but you have to lead with it's going to give us a better opportunity to demonstrate the expansive reacha of radio. and it has. you have seen kumes in new yorks approach 5 million.azy. it is huge. to it's crazy. back to talent. any informed talent, and we have to continue to push this agendas looks at radio and broadcast radio.broadc it's broadcast tv. broadcast radio. if you look at broadcast radio and you look at the vast reach, if you are a gift of the gab gt fellow or woman and you want to beyp a brand as the prior panel was discussing or mike was li discussing prior to the panel, e wherere else would you go?blow this is the place to blow up as a brand. so i think our privacy in that regard hasn't changed. it's on

. >> a mea culpa. they need to say this is the president before.ntinues to be this is an unforced error that continues to be talked about. as i think the be the nominee. fighting the stay on the field. melissa: the billion billion-dollar to save the west from a devastating drought. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. david: at a hearing today the judge cited flaws on how the nfl might have mishandled the case. joining me now to discuss this to the brick. forms media executive editor and cohost of forms money and forms on fox. the judge suggesting that the suspension is in jeopardy. i am wondering if that puts caddell's job online. >> alessi reaches a compromise ia compromise i think the nfl and caddell have been going into this thinking that the judge would only will andwhet

. >> >>reporter: she issued a mea culpa about the scandal that plagues her campaign. >> it clearly wasn't the best choice. i should have used two e-mails, one personal, one for work and i take responsibility for that decision. >> reporter: but when it comes to joe biden's decision to run against her, clinton says it's his to make. >> he has to make what is a difficult decision for himself and his family. he should have the space. >> reporter: biden speaking to party leaders during a conference call wednesday said he is undecided following the death of his -- his son beau in may. >> that was cecilia vega reporting. >>> a fire in chicago injured five people. officials say it started in a neighboring building and the flames spread. four firefighters and one civilian suffered nonlife- threatening injuries. the building is expected to reopen this week. >> i heard all the comedy stuff didn't get damaged. >>> rapper 50-cent is putting his mansion on the market after filing for bankruptcy. the 50,000 square foot home will be for sale after the wrapper tried to lease the mansion. he was born curti

that's completely unsustainable. 21 weeks mea$21 weeks means esse trillion dollars loss. >> gordon andk you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. tom: most people can't hold their breath underwater for a minute. and fewer can complete a rubiks cube. one teen did both at the same time. he had his friends record him sitting on the bottom of a pool as he furiously tried to solve the puzzle in 90 seconds. he solved not one, not two, he did three rubiks cubes underwater. a breathtaking literally fete, certainly. that's for sure. >>> up next the ashley madison hacks scaring not just cheaters but millions of folks who hide behind the anonymity of the internet.@ ♪ ♪ lou: the ceo of ashley madison stepping down today, the decision comes a week after hackers linked to data about millions of clients in a massive cyberattack. the parent company said that the departure of this man was a mutual decision and it was in the best interest of the company. our next guest says that the company is liable for not protecting the information on their websites and once not to tie your personal information wit

lou: what does that money i mea. >> i think that -- >> what are you for as a conservative. >> i am for well but i think what we're disagreement -- >> you are a partial populous? >> well, a populous is a term of art went political re realm. lou:ah. >> warren. lou: and bernie sanders? >> yes. lou: rubio. >> a lot of cross over between sanders and trump. lou: i think it is interesting that neither one of you want to talk about. >> we are. lou: big deal. >> well -- >> hedge funds, whether you know you call it redistribution that money, all that pay goes to federal government. to be distributed if they makes a distributionist so be it. >> show so, i think -- >>l let's get to real issue. why is trump a burr under your saddle. >> i am reports on everyone right now, i am happy this is a competitive political fields. lou: who do you think is a great conservative in this race. >> we're not allowed to given dordorsments -- endorsements. lou: you can tear the dickens out of people but you can't say hey you are a great man or wom woman. >> i can -- >> who do you like? >> i like a lot of people, i a

last week josh duggar was forced to give another mea culpa. welcome to life in 2015. joining us dr.jeff ris, the senior pastor at first baptist church in dallas. first he comes out and admits to a pornography addiction and to being unfaithful to his wife. then he takes away the part about the porn addiction. then he puts it back in there. then he -- i can't follow the story, doctor. but -- i asked the duggars about hypocrisy when i went down there to talk about what he had done when he was 15. >> yes. >> here we go again, right? >> absolutely megyn. for josh duggar to be out speaking against gay marriage while at the same time he was committing immorality in his own marriage that's the height of hypocrisy, which he's now conceded. instead of gloating about josh's downfall i want to encourage people to use it as a cautionary tale about immorrillity and hypocrisy. we saw today a san antonio police captain who took his life because his name was on the ashley madison list. this needs to be a wake-up call for people like myself who are conservative christians. sometimes we get the idea t

some of mea friends think that's as close to heaven as i will ever get. >> okay little buddy, yeah, you'reall right. >> reporter: cornell understands for all the money he hayes given, he could have asked for any number of rewards, but cannot imagine any of them being so rewarding. >> but i just think how beautiful and wonderful babies are s to me they're just kind of a miracle. i think how lucky i am to be holding them. close your eyes, go to sleep. >> hospital staff estimate over the years he has volunteered some 5,000 hours at the hospital. who knows how many children he's helped. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> garvin thomas ruins my makeup every time. >> you really are tearing. >> if you know someone who is doing something nice. just go to our web side. and search bay area proud. >> the big hand and the subtle hand together. >>> nice job there, garvin. 11:51. >>> installing license. >>> those trucks sweep all parts of the city. they say would not have access to the information gathered from the readers. >>> a passengers who use b.a.r.t. elevators may soon find the ride a little mo

that's completely unsustainable. 21 weeks mea$21 weeks means esse trillion dollars loss. >> gordon andey, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. tom: most people can't hold their breath underwater for a minute. and fewer can complete a rubiks cube. one teen did both at the same time. he had his friends record him sitting on the bottom of a pool as he furiously tried to solve the puzzle in 90 seconds. he solved not one, not two, he did three rubiks cubes underwater. a breathtaking literally fete, certainly. that's for sure. >>> up next the ashley madison hacks scaring not just cheaters but millions of folks who hide behind the anonymity of the behind the anonymity of the internet. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired, have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine, or yello

mea culpa, great to listen to you both.teinberg, superstar agent and jarvis green, patriots defensive end and lsu grad. >>> we have breaking news. we'll take you to miami. this is aerial shot courtesy of the fox station there. here is what happened. at least 12 people were transported to the hospital after a fire rescue truck collided with an ambulance. it caused one of them to tip over. it is still unclear how the two units collided. we're just keeping an eye on this you just never know what is going on between all of this, but when 12 people are injured after something like this. we want to get you updated. that of course coming from miami. as soon as we get more information we'll get it to you. >>> "countdown to the closing bell" will be right back. s&p is falling nearly 20 points. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spir

think it was wrong to use the private e-mail to conduct state business and i don't think she can do a mea culpa. >> is this exacerbated by the 25 years of tension when she was first lady and journalist whose have a long viewed her at as calculating. >> it lays into it and their relationship with her people and handlers and spokesperson who have been difficult and sent mails with a last profanity. >> liberal columnists are not set up with her history of being a clinton. her answers now are insulting and they are fed off and they are changing. >> i sat on this program and said that joe biden had no chance getting in the race. i retract that if this goes on. that is what will happen. >> official retraction from fred is a good time for a break. send me a tweak about this show and we will read the best messages later. @howardkurtz, and media buzz@fox news.com. a mixed media verdict on the private video showing black lives matter protesters confronting hillary clinton. when we come back, should television be giving donald trump such seemingly endless air time? art health's important... ...so yo

steve kind of came out and said mea culpa.nds like whatever was kind of promised to d.j. happened prior to our meeting that swayed him. >> he was very upset about that. very upset. >> i wasing distraught. i gave our team an f minus in free agency. >> i saw that. did you get heat from the organization? >> no. we had a good laugh about it, though. >> i was wondering if you were outspoken that got you in trouble. >> no. it didn't get me in any trouble. and actually shortly after i said that, steve said hey, i want to come down to austin and have dinner with you and talk about the team and everything. >> that's never good. >> no. we had a great conversation. second partth of that question, steve ballmer. no question. >> is he a good guy? >> he's a great owner. >> 'cause bill simmons, who is going to hbo said that he's horrible. >> bill thinks a lot of people are horrible. >> that's true. >> unless it's tom brady. >> yeah. are you excited for kobe bryant to retire? >> so i don't have to guard him? yes. but to be able to play agains

despite yet another mea culpa over her home e-mail server. >> i should have used one personal and one for work. and i take responsibility for that decision. >> reporter: doubts over her e-mail account still under investigation by the fbi are taking a toll. 61% of voters say she's untrustworthy. while some democrats are urging vice president biden to jump in, handing out these candy bars at this week's dnc meeting. trump, meanwhile, is having the time of his life, riding high in the early states, riding high nationally. seemingly riding high everywhere. top republicans worry he's alien ating key voting groups. jeb bush -- >> his proposal is unrealistic, it will cost hundreds of billions dollars. >> reporter: but perhaps the biggest attack on the front-runner comes are not from their supporters but the voters. first words to come to mind about each of them. for hillary clinton -- liar, dishonest, untrustworthy. for donald trump, irgant, blowha blowhard. for "this week," jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to jon. >>> let's go straight to senator bernie sanders. senator, g

they now kind of have many of many senior members of the apa i think have been issuing me a call to -- mea culpas, saying the ones they've ignored for many years were right and now we have to recognize that. amy: a lot of this came from your book in revealing e-mails that you got a hold of. explain what you found, james risen. >> it was interesting, my book "pay any price" came out last year. i had gotten the e-mails of a behavioral scientist who was a very interesting character who died in 2008. he was a researcher at the rand corporation in santa monica and then later at a defense contractor. before he died, he reached out to human rights organization and a human rights investigator nathaniel raymond of physicians for human rights. he seemed, from talking to nathaniel, he and some other people, it seemed like he wanted to talk about what the cia was doing in terms of interrogations. it was never clear exactly what his role was to either nathaniel or anyone else, but he clearly knew things. so after he died, i was able to gain access to his e-mail archive going back many years. and it did

mea culpa seems to work with public companies but stars aren't going with it. >> they're stars and he'so getting his way. he's a quarterback. he's supposeded to call the signals. that's what he's trying to do now. >> jerry, love some of the things you've written. your work speaks for itself. >> thank you. >>> we'll take another look at this market. it was an extraordinarily wild day. we were down 230 points right out the gate. the federal reserve releases their minutes from their meeting. they came out early. someone made a lot of money on that. aside from that, essentially what they are saying what they admit whad you already know at home. this has been a flaccid recovery. i'm going to go into greater detail on it on my show tonight "making money" on the fox network. >>> hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with want williams, brian killmade, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> i know there's a certain level of sort of anxiety or interest in this. everybody's acking like this is the first time it's ever happened. it happens all the time. >> really? top se

an interesting mea culpa in some ways from donald trump who rarely backs down, as you know, from anything. >> it was interesting as hooray was escorted out the next person got called on just went on with whatever his planned question was about fox news, completely ignoring what happened. some disgraceful moments for some reporters in there who ignored what happened. but you and others asked trump about what he had done with jorge ramos. i think we have your question ready to go. let's listen to that. [ inaudible ] >> because he was out of order. i would take his question in two with seconds, but he stood up and started screaming. >> would you let him back in? >> i told you if he wanted to come back in i'd love to. you can't just stand up and scream. i was saying to somebody else -- i was saying yes and this guy stands up and starts screaming. he's an emotional person. so i have no problem with it. i don't know him. i have no idea. i would certainly love to have questions from him. >> kasie, as we watched it, correct me if i am wrong if we are getting the wrong picture. it seemed whoever t

i keep saying the mania mea culpa thing really works when you're talking about the public.billions, just really -- uber, i think, i lost track. maybe $60 billion, $61 billion. is that a sign of just irrational exuberance? >> you have to look at the company. i heene, uber -- charles: but privately-held companies that are just created in the last three years, all be billion dollar companies? >> no. that's why you have to look at the individual company. uber's producing cash. air bairbnb is producing cash. charles: you know, you start to get this thing, and they start to go public, i mean, a lot of people are saying this is the reason the market's starting to shake here. >> look, venture capital guys are paid not to miss the deal, okay? and equity investors, stock investors are actually paid to to examine the company and make the best, you know, get that best return. i think there are too many companies, probably, that are getting this type of valuation, but unlike the initial dot.com burst, i was thinking about the globe dot.com and what a joke that became, i think there are

. >> mea, clearly, the democrats, and hillary clinton is trying to say, well, you know, what donald trump is saying is offensive, but it speaks for what the entire gop believes. do you believe that that message actually sticks? does it affect the party as a whole? there are some who say, look, most republicans don't actually see trump as a, quote, unquote, republican even though he is running foz a gop candidate. he is not a career politician and he doesn't traditionally fall under the gop structure. >> it's hard to make that argument for republicans when in 2012 you had mitt romney stand up next to donald trump and say he was delighted and honored to get his endorsement. this was very much after trump became king of the birthers calling for obama to release his birth certificates. i think republicans are trying to throw him overboard at this point. in some case ways that became easier when he raised his hand on the debate stage and said he wouldn't rule out that independent run. but but i think you are going to be able to see democrats effectively tie him to the party certainly because t

. >> rose: was nato in cry mea with nuclear weapons? >> the issue i think is-- again, i am not making a moral argument but i also understand how the russians see existing circumstances. which is the empire falls apart. and there was this understanding whether it was right or wrong, i don't know. this understanding that-- . >> rose: the west would not take advantage of it. >> yes, because you have to recall, russia also was violated. have a lated by the japanese, by the germans. and it always went straight through the ukraine. in fact, right, that is where napoleon went as well so this sensitivity about-- . >> rose: did hilt letter come through ukraine. >> yes, i believe so. >> rose: i'm just asking, but that is now napoleon came. >> yes. >> rose: these are the very questions i ask, about respect, about borders, about having a seat at the table. >> yes. >> rose: which is all the things that he wants and he cares about. >> i respect he cares about other things. >> rose: no, no, but those are how he defines-- that's exactly what you are ta

including law enforcement folk that is brought it up to us at an on the mall mea town hall meeting. > where have i heard that one before? >> what i felt they should have done for the first public works program is build a giant wall across the entire border of canada. because that's where the cold air comes from! >> joining us now is "the washington post's" national political reporter, robert costa. thank you for taking the time, robert. >> great to join you, luke. >> your colleagues have an article asking what happened to scott walker. i want to read a portion of it up here. quote, walker said last week in north carolina that he is the same scott walker he's always been and any perceived shifts are exaggerations by the media. although walker once boasted and said early polls are not a clear predictor who will win the nomination months from now. it's not good if you have to say you're the same person in august of '15 before a '16 election. >> he surged earlier this year, a favorite in iowa, seen as someone to win over the movement right. and then the field just got very big and then ad

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