. >> reporter: but the intelligence budget at nearly $50 billion is nearly as large as it has ever been also lashed out at the u.s.'s military side. >> today we are on pace to have the smallest army since then of world war ii. the smallest navy in 100 years. the smallest air force in our history. >> reporter: while it's true the overall size is smaller, the aircraft are more lethal, navy ships are more powerful, and the bombs and missiles are more precise. ted cruz defended his call for attacking isil-held territory with carpet bombing. >> carpet bombing is what we did in the first persian gulf war. 1100 air attacks a day. >> reporter: but those were targeted attacks. carpet bombing is when you destroy an area with no regard for civilians, a policy that military analysts say would cause more harm than good. >>> chris christie delivered a whopper about the obama administration's policies towards police. >> barack obama has made law enforce the enemy. hillary clinton has made law enforcement the enemy. >> reporter: the enemy, some police believe the administration has placed too much emph

in congress, he has been a member of the intelligence, budget, resources and homeland security committees. and in 2011 and 2012, he chaired the taskforce on cyber security. thornberry's most prominent role, however, is as chairman of the house armed services committee. in beginning his second year in that job now, he plans to continue an effort he's already started to change the defense acquisitions process. his goal, which is shared by his senate counterpart, john mccain, is to make weapons buying less wasteful and more agile and innovative. a 2015 gao report says it's not unusual for delivery time and cost to be underestimated by 20 to 50 percent. critics of the system say the competitive market forces of supply, demand and price are missing when there's a single buyer, and that single buyer being the pentagon. and there aren't many incentives to deliver programs on time. some changes were included in the defense authorization legislation that was signed into law last year. but thornberry has said that that piece of legislation was just a first step. what are the next steps? let's hear

when i am president, we will rebuild our intelligence exhibits. >> the budget at over $50 billion a year is as large as it's ever been. the u.s. spends more money on intelligence than any nation in the world. rubio lashed out at the u.s. military size. >> we are on pace to have the smallest army since the end of world war ii, the smallest navy in 100 years. you cannot destroy isis with a diminished military. >> while its true the overall size is smaller, the aircraft of more lethal and bombs and missiles more precise. ted cruz defended his call for attacking isil territory with carpet bombing. >> it's what we did in the first persian gulf war, 1100 air attacks a day, saturation bombing that utterly destroyed the enemy. >> those were targeted attacks. carpet bombing is when you destroy an area with no reward for civilians, a policy analysts say would cause more harm than good. >> chris christie delivered a whopper. >> barack obama has made law enforcement the economy, hillary clinton has made law enforcement the economy. they are not supporting our law enforcement officers. the enemy, som

. >> reporter: the intelligence budget of $50 billion a year is as large as it's ever been and the u.sends more money on intelligence than any nation in the world. rubio latched out at the u.s. military's size. >> today we are on pace to have the smallest army since the end of world war ii and the smallest navy and airforce in our history, you cannot destroy i.s.i.l. with a military that is being diminished. >> reporter: while it's true the overall size is smaller, the aircraft are more lethal, navy ships more powerful and the bombs and missiles are more precise. texas senator ted cruz defended his call for attacking i.s.i.l. held territory with carpet bombing. >> do you know what carpet bombing is what we did in the first persian gulf war 1100 air attacks a day, saturation bombing that utterly destroyed the enemy. >> reporter: they were targeted and carpet bombing is when you destroy the area with no regard to civilians, a policy that military analysts say would cause more harm than good. new jersey chris christie delivered a whopper about the obama policy towards police. >> barack ob

in congress, he has been a member of the intelligence, budget, resources and homeland security committeesand in 2011 and 2012, he chaired the task force on cyber security. thornberry s most prominent role is as chairman of the house armed services committee. in beginning his second year in that job, he plans to continue an effort he has already started, to change the defense acquisitions process. his goal, which is shared by his senate counterpart john mccain, is to make weapons buying less wasteful and more agile and innovative. report says it is not unusual for a delivery time and cost to be underestimated by 20% -50%. critics of the system say the competitive market forces of supply, demand and price are missing when there's a single buyer beinge single the pentagon. there are not many incentives to deliver programs on time. some changes were included in the defense authorization legislation that was signed into law last year. thornberry has said that that piece of legislation was just a first step. what are the next steps? let's hear that from our speaker. ladies and gentlemen, please

that's why when i'm president we'll redevelop our intelligence capabilities. >> but the military budget is nearly as large as it's ever been, spending more on intelligence than any other nation in the world. rubio also lashed outer at the american military size. >> the smallest military, smallest air force, you cannot destroy i.s.i.s. with a military that's being diminished. >> reporter: aircraft are more lethal, navy ships are more pervasive. >> i.s.i.l. held territory with carpet bombing. >> you want to know what carpet bombing is? it's what we did in the first persian gulf war. 1100 air attacks a day. saturation bombing that utterly destroyed the enemy. >> those were targeted attacks. carpet-bombing is when you destroy an area without regard to civilians. a policy that military analysts say would cause more harm than good. new jersey governor chris christie. >> hillary clinton has made law enforcement the enemy. not supporting our officers. >> the enemy? some police believe the administration has placed too much emphasis on civil liberties but no police department has accused the adm

it's like an intelligence budget it's in the amount of $5 million to finance the campaign of sabotage within the northern tats. 1 million of this is going to go to confederate saboteurs based in toronto, canada. canada at the time oddly enough is pro-south. there is a prervasive belief north of our border that if the south good does secede from the union, the united states will invade canada. not sure where that came from, but they will tolerate southern sympathizers and saboteurs in their midst and this goes on throughout the civil war. the first major operation of this ring operating out of toronto is carried out under thomas henry hyde, and he is one of the more active confederate agents. his first and primary project is to organize the copperheads, these are pro-south northerners living in what we would call the old northwest today, indiana, ohio, michigan, illinois. and what heinz wants to do is reach out to clement a lending hand, try to see if we could organize all the pro-south residents of these northern states into a rebellion. they'll revolt against the united states and cr

intelligent man. >> if congress gave you a budget and it is going to blow the deficit through the roof, you're going to hold the line. correct? >> i'm going to hold the line. you know, i heard the other day that they want to make the budget -- balance the budget within 25 years. i said 25 years? why 25 years? we can -- look, we're getting rid rf common core, even though some people like jeb bush who doesn't have a clue, some people like common core. jeb bush likes common core. some people like him are weak on immigration. remember, he said they come in as an act of love. we need people that know what they're doing. we spend a fortune on education. we're number 28 in the world and we're number one in spending. we're getting rid of common core. there are so many things that we can cut and we can balance the budget very quickly. >> you think in five years? >> i think over a five-year period. maybe i could even surprise you. but i mean make the country better. i'm not saying skimp. i'm saying making the country better. >> i know most americans are with you wanting the country to be better and stronger.

doesn't account for the nuclear weapons program, it doesn't account for all the black budgets like these intelligence streams that we're not allowed to see. by best estimates we're spending $1.6, $1.7 trillion a year on endless feudal wars which we've lost in countries like iraq and afghanistan. the taliban controls more of afghanistan than they did when we invaded 14 years ago. but, of course, you know, for a small, corporate cabal, northrop grumman and general dynamics, it's great. war is a business. it's profit. and so, you know, we are as american citizens being tasked or forced through austerity, the collapse of our infrastructure, repressive measures, i mean, you drive through one american former industrial city after another is a wasteland. it's being taken out on us. and that's how empires, you know, all go down. we're no exception. joseph tainor and the complex societies chronicled all the characteristics that empires die. and unfortunately, you know, that pathology of death is one that, you know, unleashes some very dark, spectral forces. america's a very violent society unlike canada, for

a 10% reallocation of the military budget for intelligence against isis and such. for gun control is think you should create a federal bureau of gun statistics based on the congressional budget office. where you can get impartial statistics gathered in this country. no 50 caliber guns in people's backyards. i don't thinkns, any of them should wait one minute. if there is a medical facility available anywhere in the country, instead of going to the v.a. only they can go to any hospital. >> thank you. mr. o'donnell? >> look at a small child on christmas morning. all the people who have ever lived want to things. happiness and healing. step to that is for all of us to treat everyone with love, forgiveness, mercy, tolerance, kindness, respect, dignity, friendliness, chivalry, courtesy, and old-fashioned manners. the great colegate football coach he did that to thousands of other people. that is our job -- to turn lives around. my oldest niece has weakness and kindness -- she is a nurse. my middle nurse has been gifted healing, you feel better with her. my youngest niece

inflation, universal health care, free college for all, at 10% reallocation of the military budget for intelligence against isis and not hard army reserve stuff. control, i think you should create a federal bureau of gun statistics based on the congressional budget office, where you can get impartial statistics gathered and make recommendations for gun control. i.e., the 50 caliber guns and people's backyards. i don't think any veteran should wait one minute if there is a medical facility available anywhere in the country. you should go to any hospital. thank you. >> thank you. edward o'donnell of bridgeport, pennsylvania. >> look at a small child on christmas morning. all people who have ever lived want to things -- happiness and healing. the first step to that is for all of us to treat everyone with love, forgiveness, mercy, tolerance, kindness, respect, dignity, friendliness, chivalry, courtesy, and old-fashioned manners. the great colegate football coach completely turned my life around through his friendship. he did that to thousands of other people. that is our job -- to turn lives around. ni

inflation, universal healthcare, free college for all comets and the reallocation of the budget for intelligence against isis and such and not the army reserve staff. and for gun control i think you should create a federal gun control based on the budget office where you can get in partial statistics gathered to make the recommendation in the country. and for the bats i don't think any should wait one minute if there is a medical facility available anywhere in the country they can go to any hospital. >> the next candidate is edward o'donnell of bridgeport pennsylvania. >> look at a small child on christmas morning. all people who have ever lived on two things, happiness and healing. the first step to that is for all of us to treat everyone with love, forgiveness, mercy, kindness, respect, dignity, friendliness, chivalry, courtesy and old-fashioned matters. the great football coach completely turned my life around through his friendship, he did that with thousands of other people. that is our job to turn lives around. my oldest niece is a nurse and you spend one second with her and you feel bette

budget that reduced national security. i think we need to rebuild the u.s. military. he's in favor of weakening our intelligence programs. i'm in favor of expanding them. this country cannot afford a president that's not going to reverse the direction barack obama has taken our country. we can't have a president that is for expanding obamacare. these are serious policy disputes and there's nothing in those ads that's inaccurate, it's the truth. >> reporter: now that last comment was a reference to the super pac that -- rubio's super pac that released two ads cre t criticizing chris christie calling him president obama's favorite republican. it shows a war he's mounting against ted cruz in iowa, to prevent cruz from running away with it here in this state and also against chris christie who is surging in new hampshire and emerging as an alternative to cruz and trump. rubio is trying to play in both lanes. we'll see how it works, jake. >> we'll have a lot more about those ads. the air war coming up on the show. thank you so much. >>> joining me now the campaign manager for donald trump's presidential campaign. cory, thanks

problem is that if you are in favor of a budget as ted cruz has voted for that undermines defense spending. if you are in favor of a bill that undermines our intelligenceities, you can't destroy isis. you don't know where they are because you won't have the intelligence and you won't have the weapons to destroy them with. so there is a difference of opinion in our party about how much money we should be spending on the military and for us to debate on. >> sure. that's a policy difference. in cruz's spot against you, with the fantasy football thing, that wasn't policy. that was a shot at you as being a light weight. come on, you know that. isn't that personal? >> i haven't seen it. and so -- ultimately, you know, people are going to do whatever they want to do in this campaign. i'm pretty confident over the last five years. >> did you know him as a senator from texas? >> sure, i have met him before. i didn't know him well but i knew him before. >> and -- >> -- i like ted cruz as pattern. this is nothing personal. you have to ask him. i don't think it is on his part either. but bottom line is i'm going to focus on policy. this country is living at a key

intelligence sharing and reduce response time. i believe that recommendation makes sense. i'm going to recommend in the this budgetand i want to thank ray kelly very much for his service. [ applause ] terrorist attacks no longer mean just airplanes and buildings. more and more attacks include heavily-armored individual, active shooters and shopping malls and churches. to ensure our state police have the right equipment to respond to these situations, i propose $4 million to provide every on-duty uniform state trooper with better weapons, body armor and tactical helmets, they give up their all for us, they deserve our support, let's give them the tools they need. [ applause ] we're also joined today by the new york state troopers who conducted an around-the-clock search for the escapees of dannemora. it was a truly, truly difficult feat in difficult terrain that went on day after day week after week. the climax of the event was a truly heroic event where atroup the escapees and it was just that trooper and escapee a stone's throw from the canada border and the new york state trooper stepped up in the finest traditi

budgets prompting them to rely more on property taxer. >>> 5:35. do you get distracteded at work? -- distributed at work? it may be because you are too clever. >> intelligent people struggled more at work because they have trouble prioritizes. and technology made things surveyed more than 10,000 workers in 17 countries and they found nearly half struggled to concentrate. the average worker has 8 programs windows opened on their computer at one time and gets distracted once every three minutes. most of that time is spending checking the phone too which happens around 200 times a day. i want to take a tally right how many times you check. >> are you going to count how many teems i check my phone today. phonetoday. you. >> it's 800. >> i was thinking that. changes. >> the policy many say should have been in place. >> and later cheering on the patriots in some style. we will take you on board the ultimate tailgating spot for hard core pats fans. >> reporter: a widow had no problem getting her husband's pension but couldn't get his play her favorite card game but apple said you want the password get a court or the. what do you think? it's our daily talker. sinc

intelligence sharing and reduce response time. i believe that recommendation makes sense. i'm going to recommend it in this budget and i want to thank ray kelly very much for his service. terrorist attacks no longer mean just airplanes and buildings. more and more attacks include heavily armored individuals, active shooters, and shopping malls, and even churches. to ensure our state police have the right equipment to respond to these situations, i propose $4 million to provide every on-duty uniform state trooper with better weapons, body armor, and tactical helmets. they give up their all for us, they deserve our support. let's give them the tools they need. [ cheers and applause ] we are also joined today by the new york state troopers who conducted an around the clock search for the escapees of dannemore. it was a truly, truly difficult feat and difficult terrain, that went on day after day, week after week. the climax of the event was a truly heroic event, where a single trooper confronted one of the escapees, and it was just that trooper and that escapee, a stone's throw from the canada border, and the new yo

intelligence, not hard army reserve stuff. and for gun-control you should create a federal bureau of gun statistics based on the congressional budget office. no 50 caliber guns and people's backyards. and for the veterans, i don't think they should wait one minute to setset up going to the va go to any hospital. >> thank you. >> a small child on christmas morning, all people who have ever lived 12 things, happiness and healing. the 1st after that is for all of us to treat everyone with love, forgiveness, mercy, tolerance, kindness, respect, dignity, friendliness, chivalry, courtesy, and old-fashioned matters. the great football coach completely turned my life around through his friendship. they did that to thousands of other people. that is our job, to turn lives around. my oldest niece is a nurse. my middle niece has the gift of healing. spend one 2nd with her and you feel better. my youngest niece is very good at visiting the sick. that is our job, to help other people. this is a guy who never has one moment of happiness. he will be remembered through the ages. our job is to help people, love people, encourage people and to bring

intelligence, not hard army reserve stuff. and for gun-control you should create a federal bureau of gun statistics based on the congressional budget office. no 50 caliber guns and people's backyards. and for the veterans, i don't think they should wait one minute to setset up going to the va go to any hospital. >> thank you. >> a small child on christmas morning, all people who have ever lived 12 things, happiness and healing. the 1st after that is for all of us to treat everyone with love, forgiveness, mercy, tolerance, kindness, respect, dignity, friendliness, chivalry, courtesy, and old-fashioned matters. the great football coach completely turned my life around through his friendship. they did that to thousands of other people. that is our job, to turn lives around. my oldest niece is a nurse. my middle niece has the gift of healing. spend one 2nd with her and you feel better. my youngest niece is very good at visiting the sick. that is our job, to help other people. this is a guy who never has one moment of happiness. he will be remembered through the ages. our job is to help people, love people, encourage people and to bring

budget. give the navy the ships it needs. refit the united states army. refit the united states marine corps. guerrilla war, we need to recognize our special forces, our intelligenceple that we need in order to really protect us and finally, this war of ideas, we must win this. we must say to the world we will win the international guerrilla war. >> governor, thank you for that. [ applause ] >> coming up, we have more on the top issues in this campaign and you can engage in tonight's conversation right from home. go to google.com, search fox news debate. you can vote on which candidate you think is winning so far in tonight's results after the debate is over. we are back in a moment live from the iowa events center in des moines. [ applause ] these are the hands that build the machines, the machines that sort, stack and seal. these are the hands that keep private information private. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that dig for opportunity, identify patterns, and uncover risk. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >>> welcome back to des moines. this is debate number one on what will be

budget and those are due january 15th as well. here is a list before you and included in some of your packet information. i just wanted to run through them briefly. first is intelligence reporting for the department. replacing and upgraded to current standard to gps status with incident display boards which supply information to crews. replacement ofmdt's and produce manual and papers to recruits and gain some other efficiencies there. roll out share point implementation. share point has been a product the department is looking into implementing. it will assist with collaboration department wide. lastly would be installation of modems for vehicles. i wanted to k-9 of talk a little bit on various divisions and their overview and budget priorities over the next couple years starting with fire prevention investigation. i think chief mentioned that last week given the volume that the division is still seeing. that will be mainly for plan check for doing plan review as well as developing their new complaint section. that would require some additional staffing. the other thing we are looking at identifying for planning and space needs. space is absolutely an issue. we are l

intelligence ga gathering, long-term transportation bill, implement some social security disability reforms. i think those are great things and it's been done in a highly partisan atmosphere, but yet the budget process still is dysfunctional. i don't understand why we would want to fight this battle every single year. most businesses and responsible households have a longer time frame for their uqbudget. they don't budget year to year or six months down the line or retroactively like we seem to do with a lot of our tax issues. they actually have longer term budget horizons. you can appropriate in between. you can make changes. we did that in oregon when needed. but there's a certainty out there that this budget process lacks right now the good business sense would indicate is totally irrational and not helpful at all. there is no certainty. biannual budgeting will allow the agencies to do their job. i would respectfully suggest to my appropriations colleagues here that when i was in the state legislature, my agencies in oregon spent a lot of time preparing with their dog and pony show before they came before us. they actually spent time in their offices testing and role playing how they'd re

intelligence gathering, long-term transportation bill, implement some social security disability reforms. i think those are great things and this has been done in a highly partisan atmosphere, but yet the budget process still is dysfunctional. i don't understand why we would want to fight this battle every single year. most businesses and responsible households have a longer time frame for their budget. they don't budget year to year or six months down the line or retroactively like we seem to do with a lot of our tax issues. they actually have longer term budget horizons. you can appropriate in between. you can make changes. we did that in oregon when needed. but there's a certainty out there that this budget process lacks right now the good business sense would indicate is totally irrational and not helpful at all. there is no certainty. biennial budgeting will allow the agencies to do their job. i would respectfully suggest to my appropriations colleagues here that when i was in the state legislature, my agencies in oregon spent a lot of time preparing with their dog and pony show before they came before us. they actually spent time in their offices testing and role playing how they'd resp

budget and those are due january 15th as well. here is a list before you and included in some of your packet information. i just wanted to run through them briefly. first is intelligence reporting for the department. replacing and upgraded to current standard to gps status with incident display boards which supply information to crews. replacement ofmdt's and produce manual and papers to recruits and gain some other efficiencies there. roll out share point implementation. share point has been a product the department is looking into implementing. it will assist with collaboration department wide. lastly would be installation of modems for vehicles. i wanted to k-9 of talk a little bit on various divisions and their overview and budget priorities over the next couple years starting with fire prevention investigation. i think chief mentioned that last week given the volume that the division is still seeing. that will be mainly for plan check for doing plan review as well as developing their new complaint section. that would require some additional staffing. the other thing we are looking at identifying for planning and space needs. space is absolutely an issue. we are l