mr. hullinger: mr. barksdale. mr. barksdale: over and over again my sense senator isakson purports to be a careful conservative. but what i see frankly is recklessness. iraq is just another example of that. least, ary conservative should have learned the lesson of iraq, and i do not think you have. you continue to call for boots on the ground in iraq and in syria. you talk about going into the ukraine and crimea. we are tired of this. they want to see us doing what we are doing now, which is making sure we are supporting our allies supporting our , partners and letting them take the lead. ultimately this is a fight that only they can win. we can't go in and have no exit strategy again. we've got to learn from the lessons and we got to be prudent with the lives of our sons and daughters. so i disagree vehemently with senator isakson's trigger-happy approach of more troops on the ground and bomb, bomb, bomb. mr. hullinger: senator your sen. isakson: combat is always the last resort. but ability to conduct that is to

mr. hullinger: mr. buckley. mr. buckley: the public needs to know, when you watch these debates at the presidential level, hillary said my numbers don't wake things worse. we still going to add additional debt over the next decade. what she's saying, i will add spending of x amount and raise taxes by x amount. she's not going to solve the problems. i want people to understand that. the tax proposal that i put out uses algebra. x balances the budgets, it discourages jobs being sent overseas and corporate inversions -- does not matter headquarters. mr. hullinger: senator? sen. isakson: i think taxes ought to be fair and equitable. everybody ought to pay their fair share. in terms of the federal tax code, i believe we ought to go to a territorial tax code for businesses. that's why you have so many inversion proposals going on. we ought to have a territorial system. that's number one. number two, we ought to end the gimmicks in the code and take away deductions and other use of the tax code to get people to do things.

mr. hullinger: mr. buckley. mr. buckley: the young people, please look at my website. i'm the only one looking out for you. democrats will give you free college. and the reality, on our current path the system will collapse in 20 years. you're getting a free college education and seeing financial collapse of the country likely within 20 years. i got all of these credible authorities on my website. many of them work for the government or did, and they all say the same result. when democracy collapses and republics collapse, they become dictatorships. look at adolf hitler. i'm the only one looking out for the young people. sen. isakson: millennials will play a huge role. the answer to this question is, i don't have a facebook face. i don't do very good on twitter, but i got a designated tweeter. i do facebook all the time. i try to reach millennials. they don't turn on the tv or read newspaper. they communicate through each other electronically. i'm trying to make sure we get our message to them because they are the future. my granddaughter out there, she can do things i