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what extent trump wants to stick more ome of the aggressive rhetoric around anti-trade, i suppose, a auseconomy -- >> they are both quite -- be both seem to aggressively sort of anti- -- this is what the -20 is fundamentally worried about, the west turning its back on open trade. >> yeah. paul: i suspect trump feels this more strongly than clinton. clinton isl that using it to help win votes, really not sure she believes it. trump, i think, passionately does believe this, believes america has been cheated in some way by various trade agreements, that by stepping back from free trade, in some way, the united states will e stronger, which, personally, i don't believe, but that's the story that they are pedaling. > if i look at the web function on bloomberg it tells me there is a 47% hike by therate end of this year. beyou think the fed will able to hike, by say, even 25 basic points? it around put 50-50 by the end of the year. personally i think the feds hiking.be when you look at where inflation is, core inflation s in line with the fed target. maybe a little bit of both depending on which

ry ause she will grind through cause that may be so.n a campaign, it is much more attractive to say change is easy and fun. 's muchre won't be any acrifices, i can do it quickly, because i have the skills and attributes that make things world. in the real world. >> righnly me. >> or only me. >> they did want to hammer that. they already had the change maker signs ready. right on queue, they came up. so do you think he made the ament, especially since so many people see her as the status quo, like been there, done that. > this is a multiple month long argument that they have to keep prosecuting, because as i said, row theuch easier to say let's ly forthem out. persons has worked for people who throw them out. not just take the person who can do it slow and grindingly. >> the other element was trust. >> yes, and the argument there, islly is you can trust her because she has this long history with these issues you care care about. she has these values when nobody is looking, when she wasn't famous, when she was caring hast kid, disabled, f

we through law, provide a process for denying someone the ability to acquire an assault weapon bec ause they are about to commit an act of terror, that if properly constructed it should survive any court challenge. i have a lot of faith in congress to figure this out. sen. cornyn: there is a bill on.com the cornyn amendment. thanks. colleaguezed that my from texas all of a sudden, when it comes to the fourth amendment, we have emergency powers. police officers in danger -- they don't have to go through a process. i have agreed,d we tended to be more on the hawkish side on those things, only pro-law-enforcement side. all of a sudden, when it comes to gun, the standard becomes ridiculous. if we are saying that the only time you should be prohibited from buying a gun or going on an airplane in this new world of terrorism is if the criteria that could convict you of a crime, but as a path to oblivion. the people who will be laughing at that are the leaders of isis and those they inspire. that is way beyond what i have ever heard. we don't hear that argument on search and seizure on the four

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michigan, there in the745 drugover doses year 2014, and more than half of those overdose deaths were aused by opioids and heroin. each day, 78 americans die from an opioid overdose. fortunately, we now have a better way of addressing issues of addiction and we know that the only answer is not incarceration. incarceration is not the answer. for instance, the jew dish committee's crime subcommittee held a hearing last year that examined, among other things, the promising use of the law enforcement assistance diversion approach, applied in cities such as seattle and santa fe, new mexico. we know that there are effective ways to get addicts to treatment, and to quickly provide them with needed services that address their addiction and prevent recidivism. and we know that evidence-based treatment and alternatives to incarceration work. title 2 of this bill reflects much of this approach in the grant program as reported by the jew dish compare -- judiciary committee and passed by the house in may of this year. while i have supported this effort, i have also supported alternative approaches that

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