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house representative john carter who heads the house appropriations subcommittee for homeland securitys tsa to travel with spikes this summer and said simply failed to play responsibly. canadian officials declared a state of emergency in the province of alberta after a wildfire forced 88,000 people at fort mcmurray to evacuate. the fire could destroy even more of the city. it is already destroyed 1600 buildings including a new school. oil companies operating in the area have been forced to cut their output. tesla reported first-quarter earnings last night, nearly doubling losses euro per year. the company saying it plans to produce $500,000 or cars every year starting in 2018. that is two years earlier than planned. the company also says to executives involved with production have left will soon be leaving after major delays on the model suv have played their deliveries. sandra: thank you. your take on the future. everybody is watching this. >> it's kind of an elon musk moments, especially apple has been tarnished a little bit. sandra: i thought you meant the other night when he got re

he and ash carter spoke to the crowd. john gonzalez takes us to the memorial day parade in rockville where hundreds gathered this morning. is memorial day in montgomery county. that means many folks are maryland in rockville, for the 72nd memorial day parade in downtown rockville, maryland. they are expecting 20,000 people to line the streets downtown and dozens and dozens of groups are participating from police districts to high schools. we have a very diverse group, as well. asian groups are well represented. we have a bolivian group coming through right now. teamsle of very good step come through. you brought the children out for the parade. what does it mean for you and your family? >> it is a chance to celebrate all of the sacrifices that the troops have made for us over the years. what do you think of this --john: what do you think of this parade so far? >> it is really creative. i'm very amazed. john: what has been your favorite part of the parade? >> my favorite part of the when -- myhe -- favorite part of the parade i

it has support from ash carter as well as john mccain. even as the prospect raised concerns among others on capital hill. meanwhile arcs global push to grow domestic defense industries will have a dramatic impact on the export market over the next decade

known as sir john beyonce on her mrs. carter world tour.e tells al lure magazine he uses lenthening mascara as primer on beyonce lashes, take notes here, ladies, then tops it with other mascaras. the trick with the lenthening mascara, he says, to wiggle it into the roots of your top lashes, then pull it through. sir john also recommends concentrating on the outer edges, using volumizing mascara to get a cat eye look. then, for your bottom lashes he insists you should go with light coat of brown mass car a sir john says it is more flattering and it is less harsh close up. >> sounds like a lot of high maintenance work there. >> yes, and good luck getting it off at the end of the night. because it will be cement dollars on there, you've got three different kinds on there. that's a lot. >> takes a couple of minutes to put it on and that's it. >> up ahead, when their camping gear and trailer was stolen, a virginia boy scout troop was left down and out. >> but local company stepped in to help get them back on track. and the b right here at our st

in five years -- the fact that that follows on recent visits from secretary of state john kerry and secretary of carter shows the obama administration is acutely concerned about -- and secretary of defense ash carter shows the obama administration is acutely concerned. they have not been able to appoint cabinet ministers because the parliament disagrees. this is due to some of the sectarian and political rivalries in the country. there is absolute gridlock in baghdad. the government grinding to a halt. second, the ongoing fight against the islamic, which still occupies most of -- occupies mosul, the second largest city in the country -- second, the ongoing fight against isil, which still occupies mosul, the second largest city in the country. third, i think a lot of iraqis perhapsn we left that they would be able to stitch together the elements of an economy with high oil prices. they are anywhere but high. they are in a' $30s and -- they are in the $30's and $40's. those of elements have all been negative for iraq. in a wider sense, you will remember colin powell citing the pottery barn rule. if you b

i also remember john from his service with the treasury department during the carter years. and finally, we have barbara angus, the one member of this panel who is now in government, of the committee of ways and means. she has been a senior partner with ernst & young them before then she was a top international tax person during the 1st time with president bush. i think i'm going to try to hold you to eight minutes each, if i could. >> i will take a moment. serve under your leadership of the treasury. the moment we experienced earlier, the privilege to work with many of you and i reminded of your support. >> we have wonderful colleagues. so i'm tasked. i think understanding the origin, if you will, is critical to understanding the impact on us tax reform. watch this initiative, and then many have pointed a finger for having opened pandora's box. that has unraveled long-standing international tax rules and upset what was perceived stability ahead of their involvement. i think a look both at the historical record of the oecd and significant policy shifts as well as its ability

serviceer john from his at the treasury department during the carter years.e was tax legislative counsel. and finally, we have barbara angus, the one member of panel who is now in government. she has been a principal with ernst & young. before then, she was also the top international tax person at the treasury department during the first term of president bush -- the second president bush. i think i will try to hold you to eight minutes each, if you could. we're a little behind on time. barbara: i will take a moment to say i am privileged to be here, don, in your honor and have served under your limp at at ther your leadership treasury. i think moments we experienced earlier, in looking around the room, i've had the privilege to work with many of you and were reminded of what is important. i just want to take a moment to say that. we have wonderful colleagues we wish bobby the best. so i'm tasked with starting off just to set the stage around the baps initiative and how it started. i think understanding the origin of the anti-beps movement, which i distinguis

left and the democrats end up losing that election because a lot of their people rejected carter and voted for john anderson or didn't vote. this time, at least not yet, a third party that they might go to. so you have got to believe these people will come home to hillary if they feel the threat of trump in november. >> >> i think you are finding that 24% of those bernie sanders supporters will not back hillary clinton. they will be the stay-at-home ones. we saw an interesting case in west virginia where 44% of those who supported bernie sanders they were crossing over and supporting donald trump. so i think that hillary clinton's comments about coal miners going out of business was equivalent to cruz's new york values comment. so i think for hillary clinton, although the super delegates in the democratic establishment are supporting her, this is still a race where bernie sanders is going to say i'm going to stick this through to california. although, again, she with 3 million votes or more, i mean, she is going to be the nominee. >> charles? >> bernie is going to stay in until the convention. why

i also remember john from his service in the treasury department during the carter years where he was a tax legislative counsel. and finally we have barbara angus, the one member of panel who is now in government. she's tax counsel for the committee of ways and means. she has been a principal with ernst & young before then. before then she was also the top international tax person at the treasury department during the first term of president bush -- the second president bush. i will turn this over, and i think i will try to hold you to eight minutes each, if you could. we're a little behind time. >> i will take a moment to say i am privileged to be here, don, in your honor and to have served under your leadership at treasury. i think moments we experienced earlier, in looking around the room, i've had the privilege to work with many of you and were reminded of what is important. i just want to take a moment to say that. we have wonderful colleagues we wish bobby the best. so i'm tasked with starting off just to set the stage around the baps initiative and how it started. i think under

left and the democrats end up losing that election because a lot of their people rejected carter and voted for johnn or didn't vote. this time, at least not yet, a third party that they might go to. so you have got to believe these people will come home to hillary if they feel the threat of trump in november. >> >> i think you are finding that 24% of those bernie sanders supporters will not back hillary clinton. they will be the stay-at-home ones. we saw an interesting case in west virginia where 44% of those who supported bernie sanders they were crossing over and supporting donald trump. so i think that hillary clinton's comments about coal miners going out of business was equivalent to cruz's new york values comment. so i think for hillary clinton, although the super delegates in the democratic establishment are supporting her, this is still a race where bernie sanders is going to say i'm going to stick this through to california. although, again, she with 3 million votes or more, i mean, she is going to be the nominee. >> charles? >> bernie is going to stay in until the convention. why should h

chairman john said, ranking member carter, thank you for the opportunity to appear today for the department of state is working closely with the department of homeland security and other u.s. government agencies to counter isil and keep america safe. we face an evolving terrorist threat environment increasingly dispersed and adapted. the new reality requires to strengthen partnerships globally, including european partners. we are doing just that. i submitted this into the record. partnership with a broad coalition across the globe has made progress debating capabilities of transnational terrorist groups. in particular, the u.s.-led global coalition has been important progress in reducing controlled territory and iraq and syria as well as construed in the fun and foreign terrorist fighters available to it. at the same time, terrorist groups continue to ask what instability clique were not exist and porous borders in key regions of the world to extend their reach and attract and mobilize new recruit. in the face of increased military pressure, isil, al qaeda, mass casualty attacks against tar

john on this. reagan was consistent. the shot in the arm against jimmy carter's sluggishness. the problem, donald trump is not consistent. flip-flopping ought the time. >> true. >> on minimum wage, on trade plans, tax plans. that's concerns with a lot of conservatives. >> bill it is true. the tax plan first, came out with it. then said he may modify it. now he says he's going to stick with it. there is a lack of consistency there. >> i think trump is worse than inconsistent. he could poison the conservative movement and the supply side tax economics for which it stands. >> hold on a second. >> i think -- >> hold on one second. his tax plan as it is now, if he does stand by it, does reduce rates dramatically the way ronald reagan reduced rates. it has the essence of supply side tax cuts. >> the saysens of voodoo economics. there's no way he'd make those -- >> ah, you didn't believe in reagan, either? >> well, i believe in ronald reagan. i don't believe in this phony. >> the fact is, you look at ronald reagan's plan, which was actually jack kemp's plan, and ronald reagan togethe

you remember how close it was withen carter and reagan the republican split and john anderson running as independent. the american people will go up the day before the election and said, we have double-digit interest rates, double-digit inflation, i will try the cavalry, and they did and they liked what they got and they got change. i did not know if this is the same parallel but i think it is the same volatility. host: richard, florida, independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. the people who have spoken to not want donald trump. if ryan cannot get on board, he needs to resign and you were talking about when the republicans took the house and senate, well, when they took the house, speaker boehner said that he was going to secure the border, which he did not two, he would be funded obamacare, which he did not to, and said he would cut the budget $100 billion, which he did not do. these two parties are basically one party. the overall objective is to keep the power away from the people. what thed up with government has friend, basically by attorneys, that tried to convince people t

john leboutillier, former republican congressman for new york. pat caddell, a former pollster for president jimmy carter. and fox news contributor doug schoen, a fox news contributor as well. thanks for being here on this memorial day holiday. so john, i'm going to start with you. what do you think of trump's 15-state plan, as it's being called? you think it's too ambitious? >> i think the two states that he first mentioned the other day were for california and new york. i don't think that's realistic. he may say that as a feint to try to fake out the democrats a little bit. but it will be clear pretty quickly which states he's going to focus on, both by where he goes and they are going to have to do tv advertising. i might add the hillary super pac is already on in four of those states. ohio, nevada, florida, and virginia. and they're running $90 million worth of ads against trump. so he's going to need to get engaged in those states quite quickly. >> all right, doug, you're on set with me here. have you said that this is maybe not the best idea? >> i guess what i would say is i agree with john. donald

in five years, the fact that follows on recent visits by secretary of state john kerry and our secretary of defense ash carter shows the obama administration is acutely concerned about political stability there. they're facing several different crises. there is a political crisis where prime minister al-abadi has not been able to form a cabinet, to actually apont cabinet members because the parliament disagrees. this is due to some of the sectarian and political rivals in the country. there is absolute gridlock in baghdad, the government literally grinding to a halt. second, of course, is the ongoing fight against islamic state which still occupies mosul, the second largest city in the country which still occupy as great majority of anbar province, the iraqi army which we spent billions to try to reconstruct and retrain, of course, has not acquitted itself in a very professional way and tried to take back territory and, third, i think a lot of people and the iraqis felt when we left in 2011, perhaps they would be able to stitch together the elements of a sound economy through oil prices where they're in the 3

john kerry's daughters. >> one is a filmmaker and one is a doctor. valerie jarrett is a guest of cbs. valerie jarrett, aretha franklin, ash carter -- defense secretary. bernie sanders. >> a good table. a good couple tables. >> cameron hall again. >> chris wallace just walked through. >> is some of the fox guests include jeff goldblum and then become fox. and cheryl ladd, formerly of charlie's angels. tony romo. greta van susteren. speaking of fox. read a van susteren just walked in. >> is sometimes when you watch people walk in you can tell what is on their mind. >> a shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett has known the president since his days in chicago. the ultimate washington insider. >> i do not think she is from washington. exit no. [chuckling] is in the house here. sort of interesting juxtaposition bear with damien lewis. you do wonder what people talk about at this dinner sometimes. what is a conversation you have had at this dinner? talked to a lot of interesting people at this dinner. the jonas brothers. >> the international monetary fund. >> we saw the jonas others. we saw mick jagger. staying. m

vice president biden, secretary state john kerry, former secretary of state hillary defense secretary of ash carter, these are all people that have a lot of experience in the national security in washington but what the president has sought to that adviceorporate he'slso to make sure that thinking smartly about the most effective way to use u.s. to use the united states military, to advance our interests around the globe and tendency, it's undeniable, on the part of the foreign policy establishment in to turn to the. military option in the view, often prematurely. thinking that kind of that contributed to -- you're including ash carter and clinton in that foreign policy establishment? >> i'm including them in the category of people who have an enormous amount of foreign policy experience that has been the president excellent advice when it comes to advancing our national andrity interests formulating a foreign policy that has made the american people safer. true iswhat is also there is a tendency, generally, when it comes to the debate in d.c., about the foreign policy establishment in that makes -

similarly, john kerry when he was there couldn't announce he was going for a few hours. ash cartere defense secretary. how bad is the situation inside baghdad? forget about mosul and other areas in iraq. but in baghdad right now. >> reporter: well, wolf, the violence there does eastbound and flow as we have seen in recent months. the security situation did improve for some time but now it seems that isis is stepping up its attacks. if you look at just the past three days, we have had a number of bombings taking place in baghdad but also in the south of the country, this is usually a calmer part of the country, we saw attacks there claimed by isis. the security situation right now, wolf, they have really stepped up security. they have increased security presence in the capital ahead of the pilgrimage that reaches the peak on tuesday to try to secure the pilgrims heading most of them on foot, usually a soft target for groups like isis. but as we have seen today, despite the security measures, increased security, isis has an ability to carry out attacks in the capital. deadly attacks.

carter is a second fiddle. charlie: and went on to lose to ronald reagan. johnade it impossible for him to fight on two feet against reagan. it made him impossible to fight on two feet against reagan. you could see it sanders keeps the fight up and keeps going in philadelphia, some clinton people are saying, you are handing the selection to donald trump. charlie: who is going to win in california? john: based on everything we know, hillary clinton. wide margins. in michigan wide margins and sheehan of losing. in new york, her margin was bigger than people thought it would be. new jersey, things looked good. in california, they look good. you know, i think a win will be a win for her. and then there is the map, which is basically for him to beat her in pledged delegates, you have to do something almost mathematically impossible. charlie: and then there is donald trump trying to unify his party. what he has been doing is attacking bill clinton and her with what objective? somehow to drive down any connection there may be between women that might not be heading to

john: mcauliffe, that video does not even do him justice. there is a video of him wrestling and alligator for president carter.pushes everything to the limits. i don't know if he broke the law, i have no idea. but he is a huge ally for her, and if he is distracted for the next six months, that is bad for her. on top of that, he is being sued right now, over felons being able to vote. it could be a real mess. mark: republicans who think it is politicized, this is a democrat investigation over democrats, which is not something you see in a lot of countries. it is quite something. john: members of the same party. mark: when we come back, strategists to talk about the unity project, after this quick break. ♪ ♪ john: our first guest tonight is two guests. we have dan senor and kellyanne conway, thank you for being here. we have been talking about the trump donor score. how do you do? kellyanne: it is impressive. i think mark is right. he doesn't through total charm. he vanquished 16 opponents. these are businessmen who deal in the free market. mark: and a lot of women on this list. kellyanne: they went on their ver

. >> thank you john for your appearance before the committee. secretary carter, i want to talk about our policy has been made and i want to start in the south china sea. you just returned from a trip to the philippines where you announced several initiatives and unfortunately we have seen reports china has begun reclamation activities on the scarborough sure which is a hundred.miles west. is it a case that if china were to reclaim and militarize they could overwatch all flights out of the northern facility-- philippines with missile systems? >> is precisely because of those concerns that i was working with the philippines. they are a treaty ally and we take that seriously have a very seriously that's why we are establishing new installations from which we can operate, so we strengthen our own posture there and then that's why we are doing rebalance in general, which is not just working with the increasing number of allies and partners who are coming to us saying we are concerned about china, so we are getting more and more of that including places like vietnam,

john anderson in. it's an interesting dynamic because anderson occupies that same face and reagan pushed for it and carterouldn't do it. >> we never saw a one-on-one debate of trump of anyone who you thought -- that's hard because he's got to fill a lot of time. >> and i got to get this up here. let me put up the five states essentially that when you look at the 2012 results, that if you pulled four or five points from one party or the other, two blues and three reds. maine, minnesota, if a third-party pulls from the left than the right, that suddenly makes that a playable state for both. paula paige is governor. donald trump is governor of maine. because of that. and then arizona, missouri and indiana are red leaning states, if you took enough away -- >> to bring that map into the debates, into context, the game of chicken that will take place over whether a candidate is going to go into the debates, if there are three or four candidates on the stage, will be sort of unprecedented too. >> especially if one of the major candidates wants three or four people. [ all speak at once ] >> clinton wants one-on-o

carter said the islamic state is far from over. how realistic are mr. trump's claims? let's ask former united nations ambassador john bolton.my long-time friend and sometimes idea long cal sparring partner. you are an old war hawk. what are you doing supporting the foreign policy of donald trump and isolationist. >> i don't think he is an isolationist. on isis you have a clear example of what a muscular trump foreign policy would be. he correctly says that if the united states -- i think this is what he's saying -- took a leadership role with kurd, turks and affected arabs that isis could be eliminated which is what president obama says is his goal sooner than later. why sooner than later? to reduce the risk of terrorist attack in the united states. judge napolitano: is it boots on the ground or carpet bombing or something less politically unpopular. >> i think american leadership is required to stitch together the part of the coalition that are required. it should be a coalition because they are affected as are we. it's not their battle alone. they don't trust each other enough. it require our leadership and that requires

carter is, houston, we have a problem. amy: we will leave it there. i want to thank you, johnne, former senior official at the pentagon, in charge of protecting whistleblowers at the pentagon and the nsa, speaking out here in this broadcast exclusive on democracy now! mark hertsgaard, congratutulatis on your new book, "bravehearts: whistle-blowing in the age o of snowden." for today's show. i will be at the philadelphia free library today on vine street at noon speaking and tomorrow evening at the brooklyn historical society. ú [overlapping news reports] [train horn] [news reports continue] [horns honking] [alarms sounding] [wind blowing] [bird squawks] [trilling] charles: there's no greater sensation than taking on mother nature herself. it's kind of a metaphor of life to me. the water's green and purere. it reminds me of innocence.

carter is, houston, we have a problem. amy: we will leave it there. i want to thank you, johnne, former senior official at the pentagon, in charge of protecting whistleblowers at the pentagon and the nsa, speaking out here in this broadcast exclusive on democracy now! mark hertsgaard, congratutulatis on your new book, "bravehearts: whistle-blowing in the age of snowden." for today's show. i will be at the philadelphia free library today on vine street at noon speaking and tomorrow evening at the brooklyn historical society. have you birthday to mike ♪

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were not favorable to us, and bang, we won 44 states, got about 51% of the vote and carter got 42% of the vote and johnnderson got 7% and we-- and then in '84 we won 49 states, how is that? it's very similar. stuart: are you telling me that one week before the presidential election in 1980 when it was ronald reagan versus jimmy carter, president carter, you're telling me that one week before the election, reagan was underwater, losing to carter, really? >> you know, i'm old and i forget things easily, but i believe that's true. we were way behind in the polls when he first was-- i mean, hugely behind and everyone thought it was a loss. they compared ronald reagan to barry goldwater and richard nixon, how the republicans would lose up and down the field. at the convention, they tried to get jerry ford to be a co-president with ronald reagan, it's deja vu all over again. trump is going to landslide. if you look the a the republican turnout. republican turnout, if 3 million more republicans voted for the primary this time than did in 2008, in 2008, 11 million nor democrats turned out than republicans. the

>>mark: the dishes are accused of murdering stephen carter on a hiking trail in marin county last october in one of the drifters johngell has agreed to plead didnt they plan to john to first-degree murder charges against him in exchange for his testimony against the two of the drifters accused in the murder is set for later today at the marin county superior court. >>mark: they're facing two counts of murder their parents to found dead in the san jose home and the 23rd ever in court last week when the attorney asked for more time to prepare for the case prosecutor said there be focusing on a motor for the killing the two brothers are being held in jail without bail. >>darya: a senator is a man is buying are this morning accused of driving under the influence and hitting the chp officer while driving a truck of the 41 year-old was booked into for felony the why and possessing a controlled substance after the accident was happened on saturday. >>mark: it's a big day for the air is forced to go as they were arrested and on the trailblazers the game for the series tonight. >>james: the to begin with gold instead of look

and chinese forces, the fact that pentagon chief ash carter was is just in new delhi as part of this encirclement of china strategy thames that john kerry -- at the same time that john kerry, secretary of state, was in japan. you know that u.s. bases in the philippines are being revived, northern australia also targeting china. that president obama himself will be headed to vietnam rather shortly, and you may recall that despite the fact that these are two, quote, communist regimes, unquote, they fought a rather bitter war shortly after the vietnam war. and by the way, if you're trying to understand the rise of china in recent decades to the point where now it's adjudged by many to have an economy larger than that of the united states, you have to understand once again this fixation and obsession with moscow that not only led to an alliance with the religious zealots which has then exploded all over the world, but also this alliance with china which in return for china, for example, waging war against vietnam, it was able to attract inward direct foreign investment from the united states which has now created this juggernaut which

john stewart comes back, he's going to take his crown back. make america great again. we know where that originally came from, right? >> me. >> ronald reagan did it post-cartere was the malaise. remember it's morning again in america. that was after years of carter's whole economy. donald trump wisely said you know what, carter/obama. i'm going to juxtapose the two of them by saying make america great again. we've had eight years of stagnant wages, unemployment if you add back in the people who have totally given up looking for jobs. unemployment is still elevated? >> this is making me nuts. let me just take a moment here and say we have had a terrible recession, we've had, i think 70 or 80 months of continue youl growth in our gdp. we have a country, you talk about unemployment. we have 5% unemployment. but we have the lowest unemployment since i think the '80s or something and then on top of that, since the '80s, 5% unemployment. >> juan if you put the 95 million people who have given up looking for work. >> this is another fallacy. >> median wages have fallen. >> guess what -- >> worst recovery in the history -- >> this is the deep hole, truth, truth that

jimmy carter has faced in opposition in the house of representatives for at least part of the time in office. they have faced divided government which gives judiciary more ability to do what it wants. john marshall had less running room because the jeffersonians controlled, not just the presidency but the house and the senate. he starts misbehaving, he will get smacked down. and indeed, just to go back one last moment, the point about the face-off, another way of thinking about the drama, from a new york angle, if we pay, we -- people, the verb democratic new yorker hillary rodham clinton, how will new yorker john roberts played that -- play that? he will be the minority factor. we have not had many examples of chief justices in the minority. one we did was john marshall and he managed to make it work, even though, remember he is the last of the mohicans, the last of the federalists. they have a good base. they have all of the seats locked. jefferson wins and wins again in madison winds and wins and wins again. john marshall was on the court for 34 years and these are basically jeffersonian appointees and he has to work with them and make it work and he manages to do that, but sometimes

reign of isis in that area so we got as asked carter says a long way to go.captain ^ thank you very much. good to see you. >> nice to be with you martha. bill: johnming up on happening now, good morning. jon: very big night for donald trump. he won indiana's primary by a huge margin as his path to the nomination gets a whole lot easier. bernie sanders also celebrating a big victory last night but hillary clinton already moving on, anticipating a general election matchup with mister trump. we are also expecting, looking ahead tonext tuesday. fights in west virginia and nebraska. we will have a fox team coverage and in-depth analysis of the results . bill: what a morning it is. jon: it's quite interesting, isn't it? bill: more trouble for millions who have a certain airbag in their car. why thelist of recalls continues to grow plus , anyone home? talk about your unwanted houseguest. whoa. >> the roaming reptile, something you would never think possible. now appearing to ring the doorbell. kind of falls down. and he falls over. in south carolina, the person who captured this video said the gator wandered around the cul-de-sac about an hour. she foun

secretary action carter says that the battle against isis continues, the political situation in iraq and syria is deteriorating. he testified last week before the senate armed services committee. john mccain chaired the committee and the hearing ran about two hours 45 minutes. >> good morning. good morning ladies. >> can we have order? >> good morning. the senate armed services committee meets this morning to receive testimony on the us strategy in the middle east and efforts to counter so-called islamic state. i think our distinguished witnesses board appearing before us this morning and for their continued service to our nation during a time of war. please convey to gratitude and appreciation of this committee to all the men and women you lead. since our witnesses last appeared before this committee, we have seen a steady increase in operational activity in iraq and syria. airstrikes have steadily increased and improved . new capabilities such as the a-10 and now attack helicopters have gradually been added. efforts to train and equip vetted syrian forces have been restarted and slowly expanded. an additional us troops have been periodically deployed to the fight , a few dozen an

carter and bill clinton did go to get u.s. detainees in north korean captivity out of jail and i think that no one really knows anything about kim jong-un, kim johnleader has met with him and he has shown no interest in meeting. it would be a seismic shift in foreign policy, i can't see it happening. >> gloria, trump did at one point praise dennis rodman for going to north korea, calling it smart back in 2013 and a year later trump tweeted dennis rodman was either drunk or on drugs, delusional when he said i wanted to go to north korea with him. glad i fired him on apprentice! talk about the latest development. >> look, i agree with elise, i think it is unlikely to happen and you know, we all recall that president obama, then candidate obama had a policy he called constructive engagement, which a lot of democrats, including hillary clinton objected to at the time saying that he would meet with leaders like leaders of iran, potentially north korea that we hadn't met with before. one thing i point out about north korea, though, is that once candidate obama became president obama, that never happened. maybe he got the intelligence briefings he hadn'

carter: thank you. good morning, midshipmen. great to be here. ray, thank you. thank you for those years of excellent service as our secretary of the navy. pleasure to serve beside you. john, likewise. all the distinguished guests here today, the academy faculty and staff, so many families, friends, all here to honor and congratulate you, the class of 2016. every commencement is important, but those that are service academies have extra meaning. today, you not only receive a degree that represents years of studying, striving, you take an oath to a life of service and sacrifice in the fight is -- finest fighting force the world has ever known. indeed, you have chosen one of professions, a profession in which he will be waking up every day to help defend this country and make a better world. thank you for doing so. and each of us on this stage, everyone sitting in these stands here, every american around the country is proud of you today. , all of uss to come will be counting on you. based on your performance is here, that face is well-placed. as the first and apple with the firstrs, -- as class with cyber majors, you past the yard, and you are sending cyber operators into