and they saw the option coming down the road at them joe lieberman. and so i think they said we want to do a better job. if we want a congressional participation which we would need to my our choice will be joe lieberman's proposal all we can get together and quietly come up with our own. that is what they did. so i. so i think it was motivated by politics but also policy desires. unfortunately by making that massive reform and creating this unwieldy organization that lost the sense of mission ends up undermining the very purpose of the initial development. >> i see the lack of morale. i see the damage. i see the challenges. i will take the contrarian view self-serving because i help standup dhs. career coast guard leadership matters. leadership matters. it is not necessarily the structure of the organization although that certainly has hurdles and difficulties difficulties, but i think the secretary showed us that there were high points. the revolving door for people coming and going is a symptom of a problem, not a problem. if you look at the curren

they saw the option coming down the road at them, which is joe lieberman's plan. so i think they just didn't want to do a better job and if you want congressional participation participation, which is what we would need to do a better job, our choice will be joe lieberman's proposal. or we can get together and quietly come up with our own. that's what they did. i think it was motivated by politics but also policy desires. and then unfortunately by making that massive reform and creating this unwieldy organization that lost the sense of mission end up undermining the very purpose of the initial development itself. >> i see the lack of morale. i see the quote-unquote damage. i see the challenges. i will take a little contrary and you may be self-serving because i help stand up dhs. i am a career coast guard. leadership matters. leadership matters. it's not necessary the structure of the workstation although that certainly has some hurdles, some difficulty but if it secretary chertoff showed us there some high points, the revolving door of people coming and going fro

and say, you know, mccain talked about doing it, picking joe lieberman. the first person says, i'm going to pick somebody of quality on the other side. make it work. just a thought, it probably won't happen, but maybe stir something by saying it. in the latest quinnipiac poll, five republicans are tied for first place. look at these numbers, like a slot machine out in vegas. jeb bush, ben carson, a huckabee, rubio -- i'm reading this off the chart. walker, all at ten. followed by rand paul at 7. and ted cruz at 6. i mean, these are so close -- nobody's -- nobody's made it into the top 90%. and everybody knows -- jeb bush. that's what hurts him, right, howard? >> 90% of know him and say no. ben carson, nobody has heard of. >> what that chart says to me is that two things are fading. one is the bush dynasty, and the other is the old republican idea of -- >> you say it like the duck dynasty. >> the other is like the stately procession that the republican party used to have. >> whose turn is it? >> whose turn is it? next man up. the democrats have sort of ado

senate tended to be hawkish, tended to give authorities quite openly on the iraq war but also with joe lieberman led solution that had to do with iran. and some people would say that the breadth of those resolutions at that time was something that raises a lot of concerns about hillary clinton's point, which you see many other people chris christie and others are engaged in pentagon hugging right now. they want to establish their credentials saying we're with the military we're with the pentagon. we're not trying to think deeply about what republicans got right and wrong like what rand paul is trying to do. >> thank you all for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up loretta lynch takes on the world. the business world of corrupt soccer. and later, a supreme court justice from the state of alabama is attacking two united states supreme court justices for performing same-sex weddings. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. put your hand

they lost the public option because joe lieberman and ben nelson said no to the public option. people like howard dean had meltdowns on m snbc saying we should burn down obama care because it doesn't have a public option. we don't have 60 votes. if we don't have 60 votes and if we have to pick off six republicans at 54 votes, let's assume the majority is maintained in 2017 which is no small thing because they have a lot of stuff up for grabs in the next election but if republicans are lucky enough to have 60 more votes in 2017 they have to find six democrats to go along with whatever they want to do to replace obamacare and it will be hard to find democrats whose support revealing every word of obamacare. i do think however there is bipartisan support for market warranted plant that achieved policy goal of making it more accessible to more people. >> why we for repeal in 2012? >> the subsidies had not yet coming to play. in 2010-2011-2012, if we could repeal obamacarefully, before it went into place, then we would have a lot more options. >> how would you do that with no where