. >> rose: sebastian thrun and al hunt with cory gardner next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sebastian thrun is here. he's co-founder and c.e.o. of udacity, an online education company. he is among the world's leading experts on robotics and artificial intelligence. he previously ran google x, a research lab that developed the driverless car and google glass. he taught computer science at stanford. last month udacity was valued at $1 billion, making ate unicorn. i am pleased to have sebastian back at the table. >> great to be back. >> rose: udacity, who is it for? >> people who want jobs and people who want to be in demand. we're trying to find a separate pipeline to educate people and get people jobs, and you can guarantee people jobs when they're done. >> rose: how do you do that? we have a lot of companies to work with from google and engineers and they get a nanodegree which is a complete new kind of certificate. google or amazon or twitter build or content and vo

. ♪ ♪ charlie: senator cory gardner of colorado is a start of a large republican class that entered ther the 2014 elections. we spoke to him in january about his expectations and hopes. >> we had another conversation midway through the year. now as congress has adjourned, we conclude with the junior senator from colorado. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> you said your hope was that republicans could prove that they could govern responsibly and maturely, have you achieved that? >> i think we have. it has not necessarily been pretty at times, but there have been achievements put in place. the long-term highway though. the first time in 17 years that has been done. an overhaul of education reform. the first time in nearly a decade that all 12 appropriation bills have come out. they have to not just get out of committee, but get off the floor and to the president. >> we will talk about dominance -- on the abyss -- omnibus bill any moment. >> there has been that throw down and getting the peoples worked on. there is a moment where we have a distraction that gets in

clinton and al gore, both in their 40's, both from the same region, wouldn't a marco rubio and cory gardneriting? >> i think i made the comment, the article said something about a short list, and what i meant to say was i was the only person as short as marco rubio. so, it would be an incredible honor to serve the country and i think that marco rubio will be a great president of the state and it will support him throughout this effort. whatever i am called upon to do, i will do. but my first obligation is to the state of colorado. host: less than assuring. we will see what happens. you are convinced marco rubio will be the nominee? >> i am. and as the months unfold, whether it is new hampshire, iowa, the other primaries, i will see people gravitate toward marco rubio. he is currently leading in colorado. and we see that reflected nationwide, he is one of the only one or two that can win nationwide and being the nominee, hillary clinton. host: when you were sworn in, your grandmother inadvertently told joe biden that she was too busy to talk because she was watching you being sworn in. have

rubio has racked up three endorsements from senators, including cory gardner in colorado, a nod to the next generation of republicans is a point that marco rubio stresses on the campaign trail. >> we can't afford four more years like the last eight. that's why hillary clinton cannot win this election. and by the way, this is why we can't afford to elect just any republican. this election is not just a choice between two political parties. this election is a generational choice, it's a referendum. >> rubio believes his recipe is right, but he still can't build up the traction to pull himself out of the middle of the pack. even as ben carson's star falls, rubio remains tied with the surgeon nationally. even if rubio doesn't capture iowa, he might not need to. momentum from a good showing in iowa could create enough buzz to raise his profile in new hampshire. and that has the other candidates trying to fill the establishment lane a little worried. christie has already stepped up attacks on rubio for his poor senate voting record. bush's super pac released an ad with the same sentiment. an

cory gardner is in his 40's. and sullivan is 50. they've got a ton of the senators who are impressive and young. there are some good young republican governors. they remain impressive. whether it's scott walker or nikki haley. you think of that party, that is a different looking party from dole/push republicans. basically, the democratic party, i would be worried. maybe hillary clinton can pull it out. there are some young democratic governors. hillary clinton is running against bernie sanders. the leadership in the house is mid 70's. chuck schumer is late 60's. this is not the face of the future. host: as prevent gender bias. this is about an hour and a half. >>> good morning, everyone. now, we can't bring the ag out like that. good morning, everyone. happy holidays to you, we all ready to go? this is a very good day. and so, let's get a little lively. looking forward to the hearing with the ag and the panel discussion, so first, let me spruce myself. i'm ron davis, the director of the policing services. i'm looking down to read wh

cory gardner is in his 40's. and sullivan is 50.hey've got a ton of the senators who are impressive and young. there are some good young republican governors. they remain impressive. whether it's scott walker or nikki haley. you think of that party, that is a different looking party from dole/push republicans. basically, the democratic party, i would be worried. maybe hillary clinton can pull it out. there are some young democratic governors. hillary clinton is running against bernie sanders. the leadership in the house is mid 70's. chuck schumer is late 60's. this is not the face of the future. we appreciates, you coming over and talking to our viewers. we're out of time for this segment. the house is coming in at 9:00. in just a minute, michael brune will be out here. we will talk to him in just a minute. tv and american featuring, we are wurster, massachusetts. manager talking about the city's history and the industrial. -- past. >> the seal of the city is a heart. we are right in the middle of the state. we are in the center of

james lankford, my junior senator from oklahoma, cory gardner, lamar alexander and i think two other senators are looking to propose rule changes, and i think it's -- it's overdue. and i want to mention one other thing, too, mr. president. i said back in -- i think it was 2006 that i would never vote for another omnibus bill like we are prepared to vote for, and i said that was the last one. i want to serve notice that if enough people did this, we wouldn't find ourselves in this position. however, we are still in this position. and the reason i'm standing here today is to get on the record why i am going to support this. we have one thing that was -- back when i had the highway bill, we were trying to put additional things on the highway bill. one was to lift the ban on exports of oil and gas. and we were not successful in doing it, so at that time i made the announcement we have a couple other chances, the last one being the omnibus spending bill, and got a commitment that that would be on that bill. so i said at that time if that's the case, if we end uplifting the ban on that bil

it includes an interview with cory gardner, a republican from colorado, this is the headlight, coloradoublican saint donald trump is hurting the party, adding this quote from senator gardner, the idea we would create some kind of religious test for entry into the united states is absolutely wrong. following a shrewd and cautious politician, he supports marco rubio, says the anti-donald trump rhetoric is stronger than most other republicans underscores the concern among officeholders over the impact of the billionaire showman is having on the party. the story available online at bloomberg politics.com. mark, florida, independent line, what is your top story? atler: it is about the v.a. the way they treat their veterans. beennot oh why it has not investigated whether. systemery government run , it gives benefits to those who keep the cost of treatment down. mistreating the veterans, putting them on hold for months, and then decide we will put them on pain believers instead of treaty problem. they get bonuses to these clinics and doctors for keeping the cost down. it would be the same way

cory gardner is in his 40's. and sullivan is 50.ors who are impressive and young. there are some good young republican governors. they remain impressive. whether it's scott walker or nikki haley. you think of that party, that is a different looking party from dole/push republicans. basically, the democratic party, i would be worried. maybe hillary clinton can pull it out. there are some young democratic governors. hillary clinton is running against bernie sanders. the leadership in the house is mid 70's. chuck schumer is late 60's. this is not the face of the future. host: as >> there were antislavery organizations in worchester. every town in the county had one. there were lots of, when war breaks out there are quite a few aid societies organized as well by white and black worchester writes. it's a city that is very forward looking and very progressive in lots of ways. the first women's rights convention happened before the hall opened but afterward, most people came here to speak. worcester was a central location and mechanics hal

i am very grateful to my cosponsor, senator cory gardner, the president this afternoon, in helping make sure that this final bill includes this bipartisan data transparency amendment that we offered to achieve this goal. when president johnson first signed esea back in 1965 was landmark civil rights you la. at the time, he said, and i quote, "i know that education is the only valid passport from poverty, the only valid passpo passport. i believe deeply no law i have signed or will ever sign means more to the future of america. today the majority of our children in public school live in poverty. the majority. think about that. this law is more important today than it has ever been. i'm voting for this bill today because i believe we have been successful in ensuring that it contains a minimum set of safeguards to protect our most vulnerable kids. i still have real concerns about what the states will do with the new flexibility it provides, and many of us here will be watching closely to see if the states deliver for our kids. i'm committed to keep fighting for our nation's public schools,

this morning i offered my amendment but i would like to thank senator cory guardner from colorado for offering -- for helping me -- gardner from colorado for helping me offer. it's a pretty simple amendment. it's modeled on a bill i offered in 2013, if you like your health care, you can keep it, act. we have a pretty simple amendment. it's designed to protect women who are under attack by obamacare, like this 60-year-old from schooner, wisconsin. restore their freedom, their choice to be able to buy the health care that they could afford, that suited their needs, that paid for medicine and health care with the doctor they trusted. that's what obamacare has taken away from the american public, from this 60-year-old from schooner, wisconsin. it's taken away that freedom. it's taken away that choice. it has cost her dearly. it has been an attack on that woman from schooner, wisconsin. that's the reality. i don't care how much lipstick you try and put on the pig we'll tall obamacare. the reality of the situation, it has done great harm to real people and it is past time, well past time, that we repeal it. i will be pleased to