ted kennedy was one of his closest friends, obviouslyjo biden, joe lieberman, lindsey graham, and i miss -- i miss that it was cal, that politics was collegial when he was still there. >> so, i mean, i'm glad you mentioned ted kennedy because, you know, he had many piec of legislation, but two of his trademark pieces of legislation were these really historic moments where he reached across the aisle, one with russ feingold, and then the other with ted kennedy -- one on immigration reform, the other on campaign finance reform. and it fee like a bygone era when that kind of legislate collaboratn and cooperation can happen. i remember seeing the pictures of them, and, cleay, these lines of very different world views, sitting together intently trying to find a way forward. >> and i truly believe we've seen the last of that. ho's so divisive now, and i know for a fact, evenh he's not here, my husband would be very disappoied in what now, what it's descended into. >> what's happened, structurally or systemically, that you thin that has made it impossible to back to? >> well, in my opinion, the

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not even that joe lieberman democrats anymore. within the republican party, there has always been a residual isolationist component. i would have to be it pains me to say this, but i would have to say that the strength of that component has been risingg recently. in the notion that you can have both major parties, with a withdrawn sense of american involvement in the world other than more slavish devotion to with the un general assembly does, i find very prevalent. >> you mentioned in your remarks about exercising andod writing. we are in. now for u.s. and south korea have greatly modified and moderated loophole of exercising, doing on the peninsula and you mentioned it could individually hurt readiness. if he it's not happening today but eventually it will hurt resident readiness. i guess the question there is more broadly speaking, do you thank that is the bad policy to negotiating equity in our alliance for something that i assume you thank it's not achievable. at least the strategic decision by north korea. >> i i thank the u.

our two political parties one of them has a very intense security when, you don't hear about the joe lieberman democrats anymore, within a republican party there is always been a residual isolationist component, it pains me to say this but i would have to say that the strength of that component has been rising recently and the notion that you can have both major parties with a withdrawn a sense of -- other than more lavish devotion of what they do i find very troubling. >> you mentioned in your remarks about exercising awareness, we are in a period now where u.s. and south korea have modified, you mentioned they could hurt readiness and eventually it will hurt readiness, i guess the question there is more broadly speaking, do you think it is a bad policy to the negotiating equities in our lives for something i seem to think it's not achievable, which is at least the strategic decision by north korea to pursue denuclearization. >> i think the u.s. and its allies should be able to walk and chew gum at the same time, i think it's a high priority for the united states not to let north korea do as

you don't even hear about the joe lieberman democrats anymore. within the republican party , there has always been a residual isolationist component. it painsave to be -- me to say this, but i would have to say that the strength of that component has been rising recently. and the notion that you could have both major parties with a withdrawn sense of american involvement in the world other than a more slavish devotion to what the u.n. general assembly does i find very troubling. mr. cha: you mentioned in your remarks about exercising and readiness. we are in a period now where the u.s. and south korea have greatly modified or moderated the level of exercising we're doing on the peninsula. you mentioned it could eventually hurt readiness. maybe it is not happening today, but eventually it will hurt readiness. i guess the question there is, more broadly speaking, do you think that it's a bad policy to be negotiating equities in our alliance for something that i assume you think is not achievable, which is at least the strategic decision by north ko

joe lieberman and clark was in second and john kerry was at 4% in iowa. >> so you're saying things can >> yeah. we're not even in november yet. we've got a long way to go. but it's not a surprise. i think there's a line out of iowa that's probably going to be occupied by either buttigieg or klobuchar because they're midwesterners and they understand the language. midwest is not the same culture as the east and the south and so forth and so on. they're going to do well. >> what about elizabeth warren? iowa? >> she's done great. she has a strong operation there. she's going to do well there too. this is so hard to predict. plus we've got to stop looking at national polls. this is state by state. >> it is but stams we get the sentiment of how they're perceiving the candidates. not as a predictive thing. >> and the cnn poll yesterday showed biden with a big lead. what that reflects in my view, the democrats are rallying around biden because trump is attacking him and so people like joe biden. it doesn't really flekt whether haes going to win or not. and that we like joe biden as a human be

aforementioned cory booker many democrats over the years and i remember with working with senator joe lieberman and pastor flake on adhesion reform in a bipartisan fashion in the congress 20 years ago and the only thing that has changed is that we more students in need. i would challenge every one to say the pure naked raw politics and there are two fortunate because we have an entire generation suffering from a lack of bipartisan support but hope springs eternal and maybe they will see that what has happened in their own states and what can happen if we just put it to the test of the federal level. >> i would echo what kellyanne said every single president and secretary of education since charter schools became a thing have supported charter schools and their expansion and so it is inconceivable to me that we would now be in a place where democrats resist and deny the benefit to students and that what that freedom can provide and that opportunity for each to find the right fit would mean ultimately for our nation. >> let's talk about the school proposal. there is a figure $5 billion attached t

i remember working with senator joe lieberman and representatives flake and a bipartisan fashion in the congress 20 years ago. the only thing that has changed is we have more students in need i would challenge any of them to save this as a pure make enough politics and it's unfortunate because we have an entire generation suffering from lack of bipartisan support. hope springs eternal and maybe they will see what has happened in their own state these 18 states in growing what could happen if we put to the test at the federal level. >> i would echo what kelly and said -- kellyanne said that every single person than secretary of education since charter schools have become the thing have supported charter schools in their expansion. so it is inconceivable to me that we would now be in a place where democrats resist and deny the benefit to students that freedom can provide and the opportunity for each defined their right fit would mean ultimately for our nation. >> let's talk about the proposal. there's the figure $5 million attached to it. how does that work? is the anticipation that there

i remember working with senator joe lieberman and representative and pastor floyd flake on education reform in a bipartisan fashion in the congress 20 years ago and the only thing that's changed the only thing that changed is we have more students in need. i would challenge any of them to say this is a pure naked raw politics and that really is too unfortunate because we have an ntire generation suffering from the lack of bipartisan support, but hope springs eternal and maybe they will see what's happened in their own states, these 18 states and growing and what could happen if we just put it to the test of the federal level. sec. devos: and i would just echo what kellianne said. they've had the expansion and inconceivable that we would be in a place where democrats resist and deny the benefit to students that freedom can provide and that opportunity for each to find their right fit would mean ultimately for our nation. >> so let's talk a bit about the scope of the proposal. there's the figure $5 billion attached to it. how does that work? is that -- is the anticipation there would b

i was working for joe lieberman's presidential campaign and his favorite comment was that behind every successful man is a stunned mother-in-law. [laughter] craig: anymore questions? go ahead. you see a difference between the way reagan spoke about being on the right side of history as compared to the way people see it today? maybe to this extent. history says that there are personal forces at work and we might be able to hold back but we can't change. that is whatsm, marxism says. then there is the american view of history which says, great men and great women turn history. if you have clear goals and you stick to your guns and you talk to the people, do all the things we talked about, great men and women can change history. when reagan says being on the right side of history, he meant it is up to us to make, to force history. well,ome people say is, this is going to happen, there is nothing we can do about it. anybody that says that is different from reagan. in his first inaugural, he says, i do not believe in a fate that will befall us no matter what we do. i do believe in a fate th

i remember working with senator joe lieberman and representative and pastor floyd flake on education reform in a bipartisan fashion in the congress 20 years ago and the only thing that's changed the only thing that changed is we have more students in need. i would challenge any of them to say this is a pure naked raw politics and that really is too unfortunate because we have an entire generation suffering from the lack much bipartisan support, but hope springs eternal and maybe they will see what's happened in their own states, these 18 states and growing and what could happen if we just put it to the test of the federal level. >> and i would just echo what kellian kellianne-- kellyan kellyanne said. they've had the expansion and inconceivable that we would be in a place where democrats resist and deny the benefit to students that freedom can provide and that opportunity for each to find their right fit would mean ultimately for our nation. >> so let's talk a bit about the scope of the proposal. there's the figure $5 billion attached to it. how does that work? is that-- is the antic

they laid some attacks on joe biden that certainly stopped him from sort of holding onto the front-runner status. this remind me a lot like 2006 more than 2008 where you had liebermannd wesley clark and howard dean, all of them were front-runners at some point. the question isn't if you're a front-runner now, but if you're going to be front-runner, you're going to be attacked, can you hold onto it. i think we're going to see overlong-term if these attacks on elizabeth warren stop her momentum, because she's surging now, but what's also interesting in the polling is that she is the second choice of almost every major candidate's supporter. so do these attacks around her sort of level off her momentum? >> let's talk about the substance, because one of the notable moments for her last night was this refusal again to acknowledge that taxes would go up under the medicare for all plan. i want to play you a little bit of some of the back and forth there. >> will you raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it, yes or no? >> costs will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations, and for hard-working middle class families costs will go down. >> a yes or no question th