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fans in rotterdam tonight when josh mcginnis put ireland fans in rotterdam tonight whenjosh mcginnis put his men 1—0 up in their euro 2020 qualifier. the subregions didn't last long. it took them less than five minutes to equalise but it was after the 90 minutes the dutch really added insult to injury time. lydia campbell was watching. northern ireland know that the four points for the next two games would save their place at next year prosser world championships and for the three and a half thousand travelling fans, they got to see their side limit the dutch to just one chance and target in the first half. under their coach, the steam a lwa ys half. under their coach, the steam always have a chance and

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it alarms me the young people are going, mcginnis, what is socialist really mean for our country. soon it in a short period of time that we is the democrats socialist really embrace the socialist plan is the growth agenda. you said something earlier or near political care career which i never forgot about our prospects for growth and leveraging liberty for bloat growth in use and specifically wants that our party needs more people who have tattoos and more people who don't have tattoos so the question is do we need to go find people attaches to join the party are to be need to tattoo more people there. >> is the good question. with tattoos and with tattoos and with ponytails and that went out an aries with and that went out any we need to be a hipper cooler party so that young people would want to join it. so i think that that sort of is part of the problem. somehow now socialism has been come hipper cool but they don't know exactly what it is. the same study see they are part, like 10 percent of the people who are far socialism can actually define it is the government owning the

let's get the reed on it from lieutenant colonel bob mcginnis. what do you think? >> i'm not surprised, neil. the russians have been in syria and of course have helped assad basically when the civil war and the west along with iranian help. the russians lost that region years ago after the soviet union fell. vladimir putin lavishes the idea of going and then splitting up the nato alliance which he considers his primary enemy and of course turkey is the southern flank of nato. we saw of course erdogan here recently buying s400 air defense systems and we retaliate abasing no longer are you going to get the f-35 fighter because it compromises our technology. so what's going on is something that we've seen in the past. unfortunately this is the type of back-and-forth geopolitically that we have seen and we will continue to see in the future. >> neil: just curious, if this is what and active member in support of nato does, what the heck does an enemy do? it sounds like someone who shouldn't be in the club. >> i think erdogan is pushing the envelope. obviously we are bei

joining me now is take a closer look is maya mcginnis, president of the committee for responsible federalwhich pushes for federal responsibility. fiscal responsibility. maya, we're not going to give everybody a lesson in economics in the next two minutes but i think it's fair to say that you could in theory think about paying down the debt if you had 4%, 5%, the president even said 6% economic growth. i could also grow an afro. neither of those two things are going to happen. >> no, that's right. those promises of growth like that absolutely do not reflect reality. in particular, the fact that we have an aging population. we could, however, not be continuing to grow the deficit and deaf macively which is what we have been doing. if you look at the record since the president took office, president trump has signed into law over $4 trillion in new borrowing. right now, we have the largest deficit we've ever had at a period when the economy was this strong. so, all the indicators, all the factors, are moving us in the wrong direction. that's why the economy is still growing. and if and when

said, i never want to hear a president -- i never want somebody to have that statement made to them mcginnisdent. we do not have ammunition. now we have so much of it, we don't know what to do with it. [cheers and applause] ies. trump: as you know, guess you have been watching, i said vice president pence and secretary of state pompeo -- to lead an american delegation to meet with president erdogan of turkey. they got there today and it did work. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: without spilling a drop of american blood, not one drop of american blood. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we have all agreed cease-fire ina the border region of syria. it was unconventional what i did. i said, they are going to have to fight a little while. sometimes you have to let them fight a little while. then people find out how tough the fighting is, these guys know right up here. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: these guys know. sometimes you have to let them fight. like two kids in a lot. you got to let them fight and then you pull them apart. it was unconventional. they fought for a few days and it w

joining me is progressive evil author, bob mcginnis. consumer, thank you for being here.e talks of bringing the troops home, it seemed to be exaggerated, didn't it? >> to a certain degree it is, david. clearly, we have national interests, engaged obviously in the middle east or the president wouldn't be, you know, keeping people in the eastern part of syria to guard those oil wells, to keep them out of the hands of resurgence isis or iranian proxies. this is a volatile area now with the russians and the turks obviously involved in a very big way, we have to be watching because a lot of things could happen there. david: right. and the thing that concerns americans most, let's face it, is isis. the battles going on for centuries, we're never going to solve them, but we want to make sure that isis doesn't start its caliphate up again and the fact could we rely on the kurds after they think we let them down and pulling a few troops out, but enough to maybe give turkey the green light. i just want to quote one thing from dr. henry kissinger from way back in 1968 in way he said

the lieutenant army colonel and author mcginnis agrees with the president. for taking the time. you think the president is right, enough is enough? >> war is diplomacy by other means and the middle east has been racking itself with failed diplomacy because of tribal, ethnic and religious differences for thousands of years. they invited us in because they lost their area to isis. we equipped them and trained them for years. they should be able to fight alone and the idea that withdrawing 50 troops is catastrophic for the kurds. they didn't follow our advice. they negotiate an outcome similar to iraq. people didn't listen. they could have had something different than what we have seen play out today. allowed the turks to have understandably a buffer zone primarily with terrorism, they have millions of syrian refugees in turkey they are paying 4. they want them to go home and we need to recognize finally other than national defense strategy, the number 2 priority is to equip allies and partners to fight their own fight. we go into fights all over the world wors