,nce you start going down to it there may be more debates because the process that stretch up to june it did in 2008. there could end up being fewer debates of the process ends early and summary just sleeps. good number right now. there are plenty of other opportunities. at the end of the day candidates need to take advantage of every opportunity. john: our thanks to anita dunn. when we come back, yogi berra, take it with a grain of salt. show was aboutr politics. the other half is about yogi berra. cited political philosopher who like to say that if you don't go to people's funerals, they won't go to yours. funeral is not to credit, or nobody will be able to go. if those quotations made you smile, enjoy a few more courtesy of our friends in the media and politics rockets. >> there was a quotable player named yogi berra and he famously said it's dÉjÀ vu all over again. in the words of the great yogi berra. dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> as yogi berra would say, it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. berra would say, it is getting late early, so

you address the refugee issue? donald trump: this is interesting because i know a lot about syria. i have a good chance -- based on all the polling, i have a good --nce of winning, i hate can you imagine general patton come in the case of syria -- you have syria, you have russia going to syria. you have russia wanting to fight isis. let them fight isis. they don't want ice is coming into russia. the have an obligation to fight them. as much or more than we do. syria is our enemy. isis is our enemy. they want to play together. we are bombing syria weak ly. assad is saying these people are the nicest people in the world. they are knocking out our enemy. isis, let them fight aside. russia, let them fight isis. we will take care of iraq. in 2003-2004, i was totally against going -- i'm the most militaristic person in this room. i can have a military so strong that nobody will mess with us. [applause] donald trump: you have to know when to use it and when not to use it. we went into iraq and i said in 2004, don't go into iraq. were theiran and iraq same in terms of strength. for years and years and years, they fight. they counter each other. now, we've no

you talked about normalized relations with cuba. we have normalized relations with vietnam. nce we been 20 years si resumed relations, led by bill clinton. what lessons can we learn? amanda demmer: this is a very important question, hopefully something i will be looking at in the future, these comparisons between what we look at as normalization. it is important to remember that these case studies has been different. one obvious example is that when theident clinton announced normalization with vietnam, congress had already lifted the embargo. whereas with cuba, president obama announced relations normalized but the embargo remains. this is a, more than the public is aware, a malleable concept where we do not have a set definition as the announcement of normalization. steven scully: i want to go back to 1975. the war had just ended, one of the most divisive wars in u.s. history. thousands of young men have died. the draft was in place. as the war came to an end, these vietnamese americans came to the u.s.. many were fleeing because of the communist threat. biggest factor what th

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you would add a chinese recession two recessions already underway in brazil and russia here that would have unavoidable band --nces for the four demand. -- for demand. growth is probably more like 4% growth. could be 2.5% growth going forward. one of many people trying to figure out actual growth in china. erik: the reason he is talking about a global recession moderate or severe is that the developed world economy simply is not strong enough to withstand that pressure. it is not exactly the way it played out in 1997 and 1998. but this would be an emerging markets led crisis. julie: he did say a 90% chance that greece would leave the eurozone. say he is wrong now, but, you know. i wake up one morning feeling one way about economist's and i wake up the next feeling differently. i love when they make bold calls one day and then we decide if they're getting it wrong. alibaba spinoff could be in trouble and it is coming off criticism. the company requested irs approval for its spinoff plan and then yesterday, it withdrew that request and it was not very clear in its statement whether the spinoff will go forward its pl

nce and for all and forever. together we can renew the sacrifices that iraqis, americans and others have made over the past 12 years. thank you, again, for giving me the opportunity to share my thoughts with you. thank you. [applause] >> mr. ambassador, thank you very much for those comments. we're now joined with -- by two experts who i will introduce as i asked them to speak. director for middle east and north africa. i have been speaking for is in years now, ayham my mind the shrewdest person in the middle east business. i don't think he gets out a lot because often his bosses say if you want to hear ayham, you have to pay. this is a teaser. ayham has gone back and forth in the middle east. was just in iraq. what is the political environment? we heard the ambassador describe the perspective environment. we heard about a changed mode of protest. people -- people have different relationship to authority. how would you characterize where the politics are right now? yham: so i think, jon -- jon: the little green light needs to be on. travis, i need -- ayham: jon, we're still in an area we're treating iraq as either a failed pr

you did not really have to do a lot with denying god on one side and being the richest man on the other side. party,ncehe democratic when they denied the existence , now i am looking at things a little differently. of -- are losing sight defund planned parenthood, but it is not the republicans who are defunding it. it will be the president by a not signing it and you have to run everybody and commercials. the president is the one shutting down the government, not us. host: ok. guest: what the caller is referring to is the fact that we disagree with the president on the funding bill. the government shuts down. that happened back in 2013. he is making the point that that is the resident to a shutting government down rather than a republican congress. look, when i told reporters all the time, no matter what gets wrong, -- no matter what goes wrong, republicans get the blame. well, thelicans say, shut down in 2013 her republicans. my question is, how to do her republicans? thetly thereafter we gained largest majority in 70 years. why? because our base size fighting for our principles. they know we can't al