joe: and hav john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. pect", to jeb bush we're going to break so much news tonight, not even you can fix it. ♪ john: on the show tonight, the former interview with the former florida governor later in the show. but first, the over governor and a lot more. a majority saying no to syrian refugees. a bill is coming that would "pause the flow of refugees" coming into the u.s.. and the heat from the president'

trump spoke on monday with john heilemann and mark halperin of bloomberg politics. he didn't take came at the new front-runner, instead he hit marco rubio hard. >> i think he's an overrated person. i don't think that he's going to make it. i noticed that the press -- in fact i was watching this morning and they were talking about marco rubio. i mean he's nowhere in the polls. he's -- personally i don't think he's going to make it. you know, i called him a lightweight. i said at one point he was a lightweight. i don't mean to be insulting, but i do describe people somehow well. >> john heilemann -- >> if he doesn't mind saying so himself. >> ladies and gentlemen, john heilemann. >> one of my attributes. >> that's right. >> managing editor of bloomberg politics. >> hi. good to have you here too. >> wow! >> congratulations for being here on your own show. >> way to go, norah. >> nice to see you in front of a skating rink. >> yes. i try to get -- we tried to get donald to skate. we rode the zamboni with him but he refused to put on ice skates. >> what's with the attacks

that's a lot of money, john heilemann. the polls and where they are, how bullish do you think he should be about his own candidacy? >> he's trying to pull a lazarus act. for most people in the republican establishment and paul singer deciding the other day to go with marco rubio explicitly said what a lot of people in the establishment think, which is that they've no you decided jeb bush can't either navigate the nominating process or win the general election on the basis of his performance skills over the month he's been in the race. he's spent a ton of money and obviously scaled back the campaign because the burn rate was too high. a lot of those donors are tapped out, the people who gave money early on. he was going to have to look for more establishment money. it was hard to imagine who the establishment bundlers are who were uncommitted previously to jeb bush who will now want to get on the jeb bush train. marco rubio can find some of those people, ted cruz can find some of those people. but people who weren't with hi

mark halperin, john heilemann and ann guerin.sh with two numbers that don't make sense when we return certainly not when you put the two numbers together. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. easier on yourself. that's right, the quicksilver card from capital one. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. so, let's try this again. what's in your wallet? they come into this iworld ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. the numbers that don't make sense certainly not when you put them together. the first number is four. that's the number of syrians we americans have recruited and trained to fight isis. hold on to that number four because now comes the huge question mark that comes with the other number. that other number is four million. that's how many syrian refugees there are, 4 mil

john: i am john heilemann. with all the turkeys not lucky enough to be pardoned by president obama, it's all gravy from here, guys. ♪ mark: happy day before thanksgiving, sports fans. a thanksgiving meal, debate real, appeal, and thanksgiving seal. we will dig into what the president said this morning when he delivered a statement on national security and reassured americans that he is taking all measures to keep americans safe here it >. >> right now, we have no credible intelligence of a plot on the homeland. let me remind you what i'll coalition is doing to destroy these terrorists and defeat their ideology. we have conducted more than 8000 airstrikes on strongholds and equipment. those strikes along with our partners on the ground have taken out key leaders, taken back territory in both iraq and syria. john: how did he do? mark: he did well. i thought it was important to reassure american families that , that hery is safe talked about the coalition and about what is being done to isil, and i thought his ton

hosts, mark our halperin and john heilemann. mark: thanks, johnny. john: here are the categories.for granted, followed by huuuuge news. taken for granite. raab's caucus. the gipper.ally -- and finally, mitt. this is what will finally not trump from his front-runner status. dan: nothing between now and february. follow inat folks this race, what they have not come to grips with, this race will be is fragmented and fluid for the next couple of months as it is today and i do nothing much will change for trump or anyone else before people start voting. we could be in a freeze mode until february 1, and then the race will take off like a rocket ship. highway newmp wins hampshire, is it possible that he just roles the nomination -- dan: absolutely. but i think the field will stay frozen and then there will be voting and i think voting will begin and i'm hoping, praying are shopping,at flirting with trump now, when being asked by pollsters, will not necessarily do so. mark: go back to the board. dan: the tip for $1000. pickingu are always $1000. reagan signed the montrÉal protocol which

john: and i'm john heilemann. respect" to lindsey graham, whose polling numbers are -- well, let's just say there is nowhere to go but up. was i supposed to say something? ♪ john: stick around for more of that later in the show. but first we have a new bloomberg politics national poll, with findings about how americans feel about the only thing that's been in news from past six days, and that is isis

john: and i am john heilemann.t monday. ♪ mark: happy national cashew day, sports fan. donald trump and bernie sanders, but first, ben carson's gaffe. he is no longer sharing front runner status with

john: and i am john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump as we head into this holiday, we were hoping for a quiet monday. ♪ john: mark: happy national cashew day, sports fans. on the show tonight, donald trump's flaps and bernie sanders slaps. but first, ben carson's gaffe. he is no longer sharing front runner status with the donald, who is way out ahead by a whopping margin, double digits

john heilemann tonight, and one of the guests is someone who has represented many critical campaigns that is tonight. and coming up, big blue. agoisted exactly 100 years today, but is it a good buy? we will take a look, after the break. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am david gura. let's go to abigail doolittle for an update. abigail: hillary are about an hour away from the closing bell, and let's look at one of the worst-performing stocks and one of the best-performing stocks at the nasdaq. rating, andcut a the firm says that additional promotion for the curate --keurig 2.0 machines are decelerating. off more than 60% year to date, and greenmount is trading at a significant discount. this could suggest that the stock's investor base may start to go towards value investor and away from momentum investors. november 18, to see the degree of expected year-over-year earnings and revenues for a second quarter in a row. turning now to a winner. amazon. shares a trading at a fresh record high after morgan stanley from 750.m to 800 the cloud will contribute a large amount to

that's mark halperin and john heilemann.nt programming note -- beginning tonight at five clock eastern, you can catch an hour-long "with all due respect ." they will be sitting down with donald trump and jeb bush, as you saw a few minutes ago. coming up, we will go into vacation mode. sirrichard branson talks about virgin airlines' new flight to hawaii. ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg markets. i'm david gura. hanging out at airports is not a problem for cory johnson who got to talk to sir richard branson. i understand the reason for you being there, the new flight from san francisco to honolulu. looking at my terminal, the flight scheduled to arrive in two hours and 40 minutes. what did sir richard have to say? cory: is a big deal for the airline to get these two routes. route toched a maui. they talked about how they run richard branson and david cush -- how they generate more revenue by having a happy workforce. check this out. sir richard: could not be happier. and that is what really matters with an airline. we are cl

john: and i john heilemann.due respect to monopoly, that's not how the real world works. mark: but it is how presidential politics work which is why sometimes you have to take a chance. happy veterans day, sports fans. tonight, rubio passes go, cruz collects $200. but firth

john: and i am john heilemann. we were hoping for a quiet monday. ♪ mark: happy national cashew day, sports fan. donald trump and bernie sanders, but first, ben carson's gaffe. he is no longer sharing front runner status with the donald, who is way out in head by a whopping margin, double digits all over the place. according to the numbers from fox news, carson is down five points, and marco rubio and ted cruz closing fast, and carson's drop was even more dramatic in some polls. in one, he has fallen all of the way to third, while ted cruz has cruised past him, up to 21%, and himcbs/yougov numbers has place.th carson also saw his support fall. which one of these strikes you as the most significant? well, there are a lot of people in the establishment and media who just want to say that carson is done. he could have a second half, but the big news is trump. trump is so far ahead that some of the people are saying, he is not coming back down to earth. we will have to beat him when one of us can get him one on one. jo

john: i am john heilemann.eys not lucky enough to be pardoned by president obama, it's all gravy from here, guys. ♪ mark: happy day before thanksgiving, sports fans. a thanksgiving meal, debate real, appeal, and thanksgiving seal. we will dig into what the president said this morning when he delivered a statement on national security and reassured americans

john: and i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to lindsey graham, whose polling numbers are -- well, let's just say there is nowhere to go but up. was i supposed to say something? ♪ john: stick around for more of that later in the show. but first we have a new bloomberg politics national poll, with findings about how americans feel about the only thing that's been in news from past six days, and that is isis and what to do about it. you will notice there is often the traditional split between democrats and republicans, as they often are divided on a lot of things. but also surprising areas of agreement. let's start with the biggest question, whether the u.s. stood -- u.s. should send troops to fight isis? the country is split down the middle, 44% to say yes, 45% say no. taking a look at the partisan breakdown. the polarization is so much the driving teacher. democrats overwhelmingly say no, republicans overwhelmingly say yes. mark, what is this to the likelihood of the u.s. muster the ability to do this? mark

much more than a free credit score so do more with your score at credit sesame.com john: i am john heilemannrk: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to ted cruz and marco rubio, you guys might want to take this thing outside. ♪ mark: in our playlist tonight, the one with the dentist, but first, the one with a pretty interesting immigration debate. we have been watching marco rubio and ted cruz getting closer to a head on collision. today, we got a glimpse. after throwing some amnesty shade

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. ♪ >> i am john heilemann. i am mark halperin.ll due respect" to twitter, we heart you. ♪ on our off-off election-year show tonight, obama lashes out. but first, synchronize watches now. about a year from this first tuesday of november, we'll be picking our next resident. will it be hillary, donald trump, or maybe marco rubio? speaking of which, anything that

you can watch him tonight on "with all due respect" with his john heilemann tonight.e artists are taking a stand on streaming. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets," i am david gura. released her new album, but don't expect to hear it on spotify or other online streaming websites. we're joined from san francisco bible bloomberg editor at large, cory johnson. ask our guest,me how big are these sales projected to be? >> it is unbelievable and it is great for the music industry. if you look back 15 years ago, it in sync had released 4.2 million records and they buy 2.5 listenership to million records. so when you look, the only place you can push -- can purchase albums, it is making a statement to the industry that physical albums can still be sold. cori, let me just switch over to you and ask you, adele has made a move that taylor swift just made a few months back. i thinki think -- cory: we have a bifurcation of the market, where these artists command different terms in the way that they sell their products, and they have control over a different set of demands

john: and i john heilemann. and with all due respect to monopoly, that's not how the real world works. mark: but it is how presidential politics work which is why sometimes you have to take a chance. happy veterans day, sports fans. tonight, rubio passes go, cruz collects $200. but first, the electricity in the waterworks. it has been 24 hours since they exited stage right at the milwaukee theater. how they do? superduper well, according to some sources. >> we have had three strong debates. do you think this was your best? >> more good reviews for you last night. >> this was a good, substantive debate. >> i thought it was great. i thought it was a terrific debate. >> i feel great. >> i feel good about it. >> people say i won it but i think i did well. mark: if you're dizzy, it might be because of the postdebate spin, although this time we kind of believe it. in your official record of the debate, you scored everyone between a b- and b+. so much of the bell curve. what do you think? has there been a major fallout

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect", to jeb bush we're going to break so much news tonight, not even you can fix it. ♪ john: on the show tonight, the former interview with the former florida governor later in the show. but first, the over governor and a lot more. a majority saying no to syrian refugees. a bill is coming that would "pause the flow of refugees" coming into the u.s.. and the heat from the president's feisty monday press conference has him going to the philippines. following the massacre in paris, what is the biggest fallout in american politics? john: first of all this issue has become the predominant issue. that is the simple thing to say. there are 2 different discussions on 2 different tracks. one that is taking place about refugees, in which the republicans are largely united in substance, if not in town. another discussion about what to do about isis or the islamic state in which the candidates are having divergent points of view and their strength and weaknesses are differen

>> i am john heilemann. i am mark halperin. "with all due respect" to twitter, we heart you. ♪ on our off-off election-year show tonight, obama lashes out. but first, synchronize watches now. about a year from this first tuesday of november, we'll be picking our next resident. will it be hillary, donald trump, or maybe marco rubio? speaking of which, anything that goes up must come under the microscope. as he is criticized for his senate attendance record, today, marco rubio delayed and scaled back a fund-raising trip to manhattan so he could cast a procedural vote in washington on an agriculture bill related to water quality. that is a move that could play well in the farmlands of iowa but also means fewer dollars for a candidate who did not post a very impressive cash call last quarter. everyone is focused on how he is doing in state and national polls. a little better, to be sure, but what other factors will determine if rubio will continue his right to rise? john: the money thing is obviously huge. how many people will foll

john: i'm john heilemann.ct to ben carson who is having trouble remembering the west point conversation. come on, dude. it is not brain surgery. happy military academy appreciation day. in our big camp regimen tonight, keystone exercises. rubio reflexes and debate state gymnastics. forget the pyramid, forget the belt buckle stabbing thing. is in troubleson in an area you should noss

ban syrian refugees from entering the nice he sat down with all due respect's mark halperin and john heilemann about why he is taking a different report -- approach than most republicans including government -- governor chris christie who just announced new jersey will stop taking refugees. >> president obama yesterday said we should have no religious test to compassion when it comes to syrian refugees coming in and he went on to say it was sort of shameful and not american to suggest there should be a difference. said we should focus on christian refugees from syria. did you take president obama's comments personally? mr. bush: he did not mention my name but yes, i have had the view for a while that religious minorities are deserving of our support. >> 27 governors have said no syrian refugees and they want none of their state or senator -- do you support the bill? thebush: i have not seen bill and i think people are concerned about the competency of the obama administration as it relates to screening processes. we have systems in place. any kind of concern, we should not allow people in, but

. ♪ >> i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin.all due respect to the biblical slaves of egypt, you didn't build that. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, jeb on the family and ben carson's fresh beat. but first, the doctor is in the hot seat. thatost of this week, hotseat has been occupied by marco rubio. now, two stories in the last 24 hours have put ben carson in the proverbial barrel. the first is from cnn, looking into his claims ofav

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. donald trump: and i am donald trump. and with all respect -- and with respect" to the campaign trail, this is thick ice. ♪ this show will be a long playing production every day of one hour instead of dirty minutes. , you have us for the full hour. we will have donald the j. trump, that's right, the trump. we will have him for the full hour. so is it ben carson or in fact marco rubio's season in the sun? rubio support spike in a new hampshire where a new monmouth university poll shows about nine points since september and now he is at 13%. iowa, onee call in person who is not impressed is, surprise, surprise, the ever mentioned mr. trump -- the aforementioned mr. trump. don't think he is going to make it and i was watching the press is morning and one of the shows and marco rubio is nowhere in the polls. i don't think, personally, i call him a lightweight. at 1.i called him a lightweight. insulting, --o be i called him a lightweight. i do mean to be insulting, but it is true. john: how real is marco rubio's rise? marco ru

. ♪ ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin.ll due respect" to the -- ♪ first, a majority of american governors are saying no to syrian refugees. paul ryan says a bill that is coming that would cause the flow of those refugees, and

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to ted cruz and marco rubio, you guys might want to take this thing outside. ♪ mark: in our playlist tonight, the one with the dentist, but first, the one with a pretty interesting immigration debate. we have been watching marco rubio and ted cruz getting closer to a head on collision. today, we got a glimpse. after throwing some amnesty in tuesday'so debate ted cruz went on the , radio today and amped it up. >> we had an epic battle in congress a couple of years ago on the question of amnesty and the argument that we need to secure the border first was an argument i was making over and over again. it was an argument jeff sessions was making over and over again. all of the folks on the other side dismissed it saying we were , anti-immigrant for believing we should secure the borders. i have a deep and genuine disagreement with that view. the voter, when politicians are saying the exact opposite of what they have done in office, i treat that with skepticism. mark:

john: and i am john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump as we head into this holiday, we were hoping for a quiet monday. ♪ john: mark: happy national cashew day, sports fans. on the show tonight, donald trump's flaps and bernie sanders slaps. but first, ben carson's gaffe. he is no longer sharing front runner status with the donald, who is way out ahead by a whopping margin, double digits all over the place. according to the numbers from fox news, carson is down five points, and marco rubio and ted cruz closing fast, and carson's slump was even more significant than some polls. survey, carson has fallen all the way to third, with 19%. while ted cruz has cruised past him, up to 21%, and the cbs/yougov numbers has him in -- carson tied with senator cruz with 10%, and rubio with 13%. carson also saw his support fall. in south carolina. so, mark, which one of these strikes you as the most significant? mark: well, there are a lot of people in the establishment and media who just want to say that carson is don

john: and i'm john heilemann. l due respect" to lindsey graham, whose polling numbers are -- well, let's just say there is nowhere to go but up. sen. graham: was i supposed to say something? ♪ john: stick around for more of that later in the show. but first we have a new bloomberg politics national poll, with findings about how americans feel about the only thing that's been in news from past six days, and that is isis and what to do about it. you will notice there is often thad

♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin.with all due respect" to the -- ♪ first, a majority of american governors are saying no to syrian refugees. paul ryan says a bill that is coming that would cause the flow john,se refugees, and based on what has happened so far, the fallout from the paris attacks, what is the biggest fallout in american policy? john: first of all, this issue has become the predominant issue. that is the simple thing to say. there are two different discussions on two different tracks. one that is taking place about refugees, in which the republicans are largely united in substance, if not in tone. and there is another discussion taking place on what to do about isis or the islamic state in which the candidates are having divergent points of view and their strengths and weaknesses are different relative to those with actual experience and others who are the more outsider candidates with less traditional experience. mark: so on the refugee question, one thing we talked to jeb bush about is what should be d

>> i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to the biblical slaves of egypt, you didn't build that. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, jeb on the family and ben carson's fresh beat. but first, the doctor is in the hot seat. thatost of this week, hotseat has been occupied by marco rubio. now, two stories in the last 24 hours have put ben carson in the proverbial barrel. the first is from cnn, looking into his claims of having had a set of violent outbursts as a kid. cnn interviewed his childhood friends, and they say they do not remember him being a violent type. today in florida, carson stood his ground. mr. carson: one of the ones where i threw a rock and broke someone's glasses, that occurred when i was seven or eight. the stabbing, attempted stabbing incident, occurred when i was 13 or 14. what is another incident? give me another one. >> the punching. mr. carson: trying to hit my mother in the head with a hammer was around the same time. incidents before your mother, were they classmates, friends, neighbors?

john: i'm john heilemann. with all respect to ben carson who is having trouble remembering the west point conversation. come on, dude. it is not brain surgery. happy military academy appreciation day. in our big camp regimen tonight, keystone exercises. rubio reflexes and debate state gymnastics. forget the pyramid, forget the belt buckle stabbing thing. is in troubleson in an area you should not mess with any republican primary. the military. ben carson has said he was offered a full right to west point after meeting general westmoreland. today, politico reported west point has no record carson applied or was extended a formal offer. the carson campaign says he was told at the time he would be accepted to the school if he applied, but he chose to go elsewhere. that would be yale. ben carson has previously said he only applied to yale. he said this today on sean hannity's radio program when asked to explain this version of events. >> at one of these dinners, at some point, you met general westmoreland. >> righ

♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. nald trump: and i am donald trump, and with "with all due respect" to the campaign trail, this is thick ice. ♪ john: this show will be a long-playing production every day of one hour instead of 30 minutes. that is right, you have us for the full hour. we will have donald the j. trump, that's right, the trump. we will have him for the full hour. so is it ben carson or, in fact, marco rubio's season in the sun? we had rubio support spike in a new hampshire where a new monmouth university poll shows rubio with about nine points in september and now he is at 13%. in a cattle call in iowa, one person who is not impressed is, surprise, surprise, the aforementioned mr. trump. donald trump: i don't think he is going to make it, and i was watching the press shows this morning, and one of the shows had marco rubio nowhere near me in the polls. i don't think -- personally, i called him a lightweight. at one point, i called him a lightweight. i don't mean to be insulting, but i do describe people

public and presidential candidate jeb bush sat down with the anchors from all due respect , and john heilemanns joining us now. john, bush spoke quite a bit about syria, was that he have to say? morning, he is obviously very critical of president obama. he says president obama has failed to lead on this matter. he took great issue the president's tone when he spoke on monday. he is doing a speech today at the citadel where he is trying to outline his posture and layout's foreign affairs philosophy and how to rebuild the american military which he thinks has been allowed to atrophy to a dangerous degree. those are all relatively mainstream republican positions but he will lay them out today. the issue that got a lot of attention yesterday was a series of questions that i talked to governor bush about related to the question now, very politically polarizing, very partisan, and very rancorous over the question of syrian refugees and whether they should be allowed to and to the united states and posture should be. let's take a look to some of that right now. >> we have systems in place, if there i

. ♪ ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. : and i am donald trump, and with "with all due respect" to the campaign trail, this is thick ice. ♪ john: this show will be a long-playing production every day of one hour instead of 30 minutes. that is right, you have us for the full hour. we will have donald the j. tr

when john heilemann and i talked to him he went after him on his attendance at the senate and immigrationed questions when i asked him about his record on personal finances, when he was in florida as speaker of the house, trump suggested he had heard stories for years about that. so that's an interesting topic for trump to go after, because it is what a lot of people in the bush campaign and elsewhere think might be a vulnerability for rubio. he also signed a lot of books for a lot of fans who got up really early to meet donald trump. >> so you and your colleague john heilemann, you sat down with donald trump yesterday. in that interview, he continued to take aim at senator marco rubio. i want to play a brief version. take a look. >> he was in the senate, and he tried to get the top position or whatever, tried to get the top -- a friend of mine told me who was there with him. they fought, they fought, they got the top position. two minutes after he had the top position he was looking to run for senate. then he runs for senate. now he wants to be president. i would say maybe i'm the last p

john: i am john heilemann. turkeys not lucky enough to be pardoned by president obama, it's all gravy from here, guys. ♪ mark: happy day before thanksgiving, sports fans. a thanksgiving meal, a debate reel, william mckinley's appeal, and thanksgiving zeal. we will dig into what the president said this morning when he delivered a statement on national security and reassured americans that he is taking all measures to keep americans safeve

i'll release the clip. >> according to what john heilemann said, it's one thing to say i will sign a's running, does marco rubio believe there should be an exception to rape and -- >> oh, are you talking to me? >> yes. and by the way, i'm not being facetious here. we really don't know what his position is. you could make some real news now if you could tell us what his position is, or than saying, yes, i will sign bills, even if i did i agree with it. >> i'm going to let marco when he explains the life issue, i think we'll have more to talk about today. >> this is quintessential marco rubio where he says, well, yes, i will sign a bill if it has exception there. and trying to have it both ways and saying, wait, second, i said i would sign. but what do you believe? he has been tap dancing around the issue. i guarantee you, the morning after iowa, he will become clar what -- clear. >> four years later from when we had rk santorum doing well in iowa, talking about contraception and i told the story on air of five republican women sitting around a breakfast table who never who will not ev

republican presidential hopeful jeb bush will be joining "with all due respect" with mark halperin and john heilemann it is 1 p.m. in new and 7 p.m. in paris. scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm scarlet fu. alix: i'm alix steel. here is what we are watching this hour. russia joins france in striking islamic state. scarlet: walmart needs earnings estimates. how to buck the trend? has a newvaleant problem -- women are not into its libido drug. we have come down a little from highs of the session, the second day of the rally spurred by the economic data we got this morning with factory orders up for the first time. in addition to retail earnings from walmart and some others, if you look at the bloomberg terminal, consumer discretionary is the best performing group on the back of those numbers. telecom and health care faring well and utilities the worst-performing group because we have selling in the treasury market. tend to moves lower on those kinds of headlines. we do have some breaking news moving stocks. julie: the department of justice says at 3

. >> john heilemann, my god, i just -- is kind of look saying there's nothing to see and everybody is move along, move along. what is driving the prz, the exact, on the sam day. the waupt board, mike broon brooney. everybody is saying -- >> striking thes i do think when you've seen the level of pan being and some of the are the rk here at hom that different pi california britain look, west is strong are than this group. we can within will proo they have been undersomething threat. and thein stel has been cooked. >> el with, we don't know that. >> of that beenoned selling the threat for years. the president called them a j.v. teamed on frd you wonder why they can't come ot and be as strong and forceful as the president of france, it a andagrain. >> thanks for having me. a day before the paris attacks i could already feel the popablele 0 or more students who are grad students or nm cause congratulate concern about the future of america. 24 hours later we say the terrorist attacks and it could be a resetting of where this generation thinks about politics, similar in the way which the old