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dlt says and bernie sanders said of this in the primaries you don't have to judge. what about benghazi? we don't think that the world is in a better place than when president obama inherited it. can he sell it now to some independents but the contrast with which they discuss these issues is striking. the american people have a very clear choice. >> react to that same issue. >> well, i do think that, you know, that that is -- that has been the operative theory. i think that this temporament question is very, very important though. you know, the interesting thing about donald trump is that he -- he preaches this notion of noninterventionism. he thinks we've gotten involved in too many bad situations yet he's completely intemperate to his approach to issues that could bring conflict and he does have this muscular image. how are you going to take care of it if not through intervention? so he doesn't seem like the world's graetest exponent of diplomacy so it creates a lot of questions that he's going to have to answer between now and november. one thing i should caution,

a 4-year-old boy who slipped in to a zoo enclosure. 911 tapes capturing the voices of horrified on dlts lookers as the 400 pound animal carried the child for ten minutes. >>> and plus parts of texas under water, search and rescue teams looking for a young child who has been swept away. >>> and donald trump, along with thousands of motorcyclists, roll into washington for the ride for freedom. the republican presidential candidate speaks this hour on veterans, prisoners of war and more. that's all ahead on cnn newsroom. >>> thanks for joining me, i'm suzanne malveaux. we begin at the cincinnati zoo which reopened today to scores of people after a gorilla was shot and killed in order to save a young boy who slipped into the animal's enclosure. that exhibit still closed gaid. rachel crane is explaining how all of it unfolded. >> reporter: a day of panic and desperation at the cincinnati zoo. a 4-year-old boy slips into the zoo's gorilla habitat and over a moat wall. suddenly the 17-year-old 400-pound dwor ril gorilla appre boy. his mother watches in horror at what happens next. >> mom is ri

dlt says and bernie sanders said of this in the primaries you don't have to judge. what about benghazi? we don't think that the world is in a better place than when president obama inherited it. can he sell it now to some independents but the contrast between the experienced level and the tone and the temperment with which they discussed these issues is striking. the american people have a very clear choice. >> david, react to that same issue. does it necessarily benefit the gop because they talk tougher in circumstances like this? >> well, i do think that, you know, that that is -- that has been the operative theory. i think that this temperament question is very, very important though. you know, the interesting thing about donald trump is that he -- he preaches this notion of nonintervention. he thinks we've gotten involved in too many bad situations and yet he's completely intemperate in his approach to issues in a way that could portend conflict, and he does have this sort of muscular image like i'm going to take care of this. well, how are you going to take car

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there's a lot of dlts especially with overseas voters, military members who are serving overseas with getting their ballots in on time with some of the deadlines they have to reach. it's an emphasis that the military puts on getting their votes and sent them back in time. it is a population that, you know, maybe a little more so looks at these kind of civic responsibilities very seriously. whether or not that's enough to sway the election, that remains to be seen. that military vote could be critical. host: thank you, leo. guest: any time. host: as we go to calls, take a look at how the "military times" poll broke down. when you look at the different branches of the military, army, navy, air force and marine corps, who do you prefer and a general election between what we have as right now, the two frontrunners, donald trump and hillary clinton. let's go to robert from wisconsin. retired military. good morning. welcome to the conversation. ho do you prefer here? caller: good morning. donald trump. host: and tell us why, robert. caller: well, one, i put on our uniform for democracy. and