before that we were preoccupied in ifor five years but we couldn't do both of those wars at the samei agree with you. i think this president, if he's going to do something. he wants to win and get it over with quickly to accomplish the military objective in pursuit of political goals. that's what mattis is thinking about. what's the overall political strategy? what is the military strategy in support of that and will that require additional forces? and if so, how many and will it be decisive? will we get the answer we want? i'm thinking that's what they are up to. >> this looks to be a designing moment for this administration, whether they are going to repeat the mistakes of the past or pave a new way forward that achieves his goals that were supported by the american people back in november. let's turn now if we may to -- i'm always interested in your thinking on just about any subject. watching this special counsel, this president with so many challenges before him having to deal with bob mueller, rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, the republican leadership in both houses

is there economic justification stay wi ifor these 11 countries? suggests it'sort a viable deal.ady-made response to any sort of protections coming out of the united states. it is a response -- not retaliation and trade globalization. benefits to the various parties. not necessarily -- fully ready-made deal, the since the united states was integral to some parts of it. this blog does leave issues on the table for the 11. david: to quote mark twain you the reports of his death are greatly exaggerated. you look at the summit sector by sector basis, are there certain sectors that stand to benefit from a continuation of, or tpp 11 deal going forward? >> the biggest sectors that in theirl the wind sales are automotive, business services, and agriculture. but pressure across the board, what we see is positive. deal than the tpp 12 obviously with the united states and there, but for many countries actually, in particular the ones on this side of the pacific, it's a better deal. >>-esque about david: the u.s. walking away from the tpp, which took years to negotiate, getting to a point wh

ifor going o to have these it sort of like you and ben sass.teresting ways -- you come at it differently but you've developed a personality in social media that to me comes across as aej appropriate. both of you are younger senators. i don't know if you've spent in i don't want to say unsenatorial in a negative but what people in the 1970s would have said is senatorial. >> it interesting. ben and i do have a sprend fine over the last six months or so i've done my own tweeting. i i it bernie and the president have very little in common but i think people's response to them was a common eresponse. they didn't feel like they were being sold so. they didn't feel like they were being given a prepackaged product or slogan. if that means occasionally i'm not so officious and maybe sometimes inform yal, i tried not to goover. >> so i'm curious where you are inside the debate inside the the former late senator daniel inn way was supportive of his causes. do you have to be less polished in order to bust a machine? is that what the democrats need to be, l

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if it's more of the same, ifor one not continue.erms of brexit, which will be at the heart of everything for the next five years, how do you think you'll party should approach that? we should not be rushing into a bargain basement approach to the eu. to try to play hard ball with basement approach to the eu. to try to play hardball with a multinational institution, and then to perform u—turns, as david davies had to do last week as well, it is no point playing hard and then having to renege on that. it is better that we have a sensible, conciliatory approach, whereby we look at what is mutually beneficial for both parties. we have got to ensure that we tried to retain access to the single market and the customs union, there are so many superb links between us and what we shouldn't be doing is throwing away workers' rights, or in terms of the business interests for our companies there as well. douglas ross, a new conservative mp with perhaps the wea kest conservative mp with perhaps the weakest leader the party has had for quite a wh

and ex-con, just trying to get my life together. , ifor about 12, 13 months stayed in a homeless sheltern washington, d.c. i never thought i would be homeless. but most people right now in the country living paycheck to paycheck. i was. the root causes of homelessness are mental health, and that is the biggest one, but you also have troubles around addiction. third is unemployment. some of these guys truly are unemployed. fourth is incarceration. is dissolution of family. >> mental illness is huge here. about 60% of guys who come here for services have some form of mental illness. >> issues of depression, bipolar . these things can just exacerbate homelessness. dysfunctionasically . we don't really understand how deep a mental illness is. >> i've seen depression being too much for these guys, and they crumble under it. a year or two after these guys become homeless, it can be severe. i've seen many homeless we .aused to be mentally ill ♪ >> mental health care is the needed by resource the homeless. the affordable care act for all of its troubles and problems has afforded many at the bott