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. >> he won't let the rifles, military collect ible rifles, they are banned from coming into the united states. the president did do that with the executive authority. >> well, i want to thank the guests. we can go on for a long time, but we can't. christian from the coalition to stop gun violence. mark. great to have you both. >> back in a moment on what guns can and won't >> mdma helps with the therapeutic connection. >> exclusive access to the experimental tests. >> our fears are dancing between us. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> awesome! >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >> more than ten thousand people a year, every year, die in gun violence in the u.s. and that is not counting the thousands more who kill themselves with guns every year. standing on the language of the second amendment with the cause put over to the side. people who want to own guns with no oversight, insist no oversight can be put into place. so the ube

. >> he won't let the rifles, military collect ible rifles, they are banned from coming into the united states. the president did do that with the executive authority. >> well, i want to thank the guests. we can go on for a long time, but we can't. christian from the coalition to stop gun violence. mark. great to have you both. >> back in a moment on what guns can and won't >> more than ten thousand people a year, every year, die in gun violence in the u.s. and that is not counting the thousands more who kill themselves with guns every year. standing on the language of the second amendment with the cause put over to the side. people who want to own guns with no oversight, insist no oversight can be put into place. so the uber does more work to carry the passengers than you do to own the item that can inflict damage to the body. no training, no practice, no instructions are required. the arguments are many. baseball bats and knives kill people too, but not so many so quickly as it takes to shoot people. guns are different. making it easier for a five-year-old to kill a four-year-old play

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if you look at the ones from the ibl market, it's really easy to understand why. they're capitalized with debt. generally speaking, market rate debt. which means if the fed raises rates early this year or later next year, that's very, very bad. so i think what goldman sachs says is probably a warning relative to the lbo side of it. on the unicorn and technology side of it, i think the story is really different. and there, there have been people hiding, you know, in plain sight in the private market, you know, with valuations that look like public companies that, in fact, the public market would not pay. you know, these companies may have great prospects and some of them may turn out to be amazing, amazing success stories and permanent parts of the economy. there was a story in the "financial times" over the weekend from the truly fantastic venture capitalist michael moritz pointing out an awful lot of these unicorns really are not set up for success, and that their -- the valuations you see in the private market probably will not be realizable in the public market

last 24 hours could turn out to be the most vis ibl generational shift in the republican party. and in a, well, generation. the three guys, all born within 16 months of one another, starting 1970, are now dominating the political playing field at least for now and could for the next year. a pair of 44-year-old first-term senators, ted cruz and marco rubio, walking a lot taller after last night's presidential debate. paul ryan, came into the house at age of 28, former staffer, and he's now one of the youngest speakers of the house in that body's history at age 45. jeb bush, man with the most vintage sir name in the presidential field is falling fast. and yearning for the deal making of the good old days, he's officially out. we'll get to tall of that, including jim clyburn, whether his party feels like working with ryan will be different than with boehner. and and we'll talk to republicans on what it's like to now have speaker ryan insped of boehner. >>> but we start with the aftermath of the third republican presidential debate. today a little boasting but a lot of complaining a

been a ibl to verify the targets that they have been able to hit, and are any of them isis targets, and is russia operating off of a satellite system where you say, this is where isis is or are they taking the word of syrian official s f officials for the targets? >> exactly right. that is part of the problem here, alex, because since the air strikes started, russia said that we are targeting isis. the u.s. has said that it does not appear to be that is the case, because based on our intelligen intelligence, according to the u.s. officials, the areas where russiatargeting seems to be inhabited by opposition forces. and when president obama was asked what to do to protect these opposition forces, he did not respond. so we cannot confirm that russia is actually hitting any site with isis. >>> okay. back to the tragedy of oregon. what will it take for lawmakers in wrgt to change the gun laws? that discussion is next. want bladder leak underwear that moves like you do? try always discreet underwear and wiggle, giggle, swerve and curve. with soft dual leak guard barriers and a discreet fit t

states,ible it clearly russia will be coming over there. never thought i would see that in our lifetime. and a person would become strong and they will all clash and count against israel. host: thank you. i just want to show this map. spreadcates how isis has from january 14 and 2 october 2015 and now across a wide swath of syria. your response? guest: i would just say on the first point that has to do with israel, what is very interesting in the last two or three years, had very badion relations with israel. has developed much stronger ties with israel. there are at least one point 5 million israeli citizens who come from the former soviet union. you see netanyahu recently in russia. even though obviously the israelis are very concerned about what is happening in syria and they may be concerned about the as we heard, for israeli point of view it is not clear that they can get rid of a sod -- that they think getting rid of assad is a solution. so you see a shift in the israeli russian relationship, and of course this thing between israel an

to put his country through crisis and all exists.rtainty that of coarse it carries with it the vote,ibleama of the first kevin mccarthy and then currently paul ryan, everything that the republican congress is currently going through. amidst that, if you can then come up with a compromise, it should not be a dirty word in washington. it should be the way the people solve problems and try to come up with solutions, it is what the american people really want. i think yesterday was a foreboding of what was to come, and you saw initially 42 republicans break ranks. they votedst time for campaign finance reform back in 2002. that's very rare, but it just shows you the extraordinary measures that it took to break this gridlock. a visit by the pope, a resignation of a speaker. a real turmoil within a conference, resulting in a more -- the more moderate wing of their public and party saying, wait a minute. we were sent here to get things done. the export import bank i think is the start of a movement amid the republican congress by saying here is an issue with things that are important with infra