if you're not supporting donald trump and you don't want a fourth barack obama or third barack obama term, then what are you doing to make sure hillary clinton doesn't become the nominee? and even further than that, donald trump can't lose by a large margin and it not have a huge impact on the rest of the ticket. and so, what many this fracture that some is trying to create only really hurts the down ballot. because of straight ballot vote, it has to have an impact down the ballot and that's what a lot of this does. >> so what's the republican party doing to rebut these people who are saying we have to stop giving him money when the truth is that donald trump is part of an arrangement that's getting money to the republican national committee, and the group that promised to vote for trump? i mean, i'm absolutely stunned. you know what? kasich is a small man. i'm not even going to refer to him as a governor. you were the republican national convention in his state an he's too small to even show up. and then you've got cruz that trump gives him permission to actually speak at his con vince a

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released a statement today saying quote "hillary clinton and tim kaine are running for a third obama term that will guarentee continued stagnant wages... higher taxes... and unnecessary regulation." my politics now co-host steve sebelius and i will have more on this... coming up at 6. dave... /// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a shake- up in expected presidential candidates to the silver state this week. hillary clinton is still on to that's happening this thursday... she's expected to talk about the economy. ((dave courvoisier)) >> on the other side of the aisle though... donald trump canceled his planned stop in las vegas. he was supposed to hold a rally this friday at the south point. trump also canceled appearances this week in colorado and oregon. no reason was given./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters updating you on all the races... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((denise valdez)) >>> the death penalty is a controversial topic across the country. but here in nevada he focus in our state is on the lack of supplies to carry out the punish

outstanding under president obama's two terms. probably mostly because of the cheap money policies. ll street has gotten richer, but main street has not. to the foreign policy front. even obama's biggest supporters say he has underperformed. the southern border is an absolute mess. the president pulled back the border patrol from the front lines and stopped constructing the border fence. there have been multiple domestic terror attacks on the homeland under the president's watch. not all his fault, to be fair, but there were many intelligence failures that led to massive loss of life. the the iranians, russians, chinese, all on the rise. and traditional allies like israel, saudi arabia, and france no longer take american support for granted. and while the president deserves credit for killing bin laden, isis expanded throughout the middle east and into europe. the president underestimated the threat and has not pursued a winning strategy. bottom line, after almost eight years of president obama, the american people are less wealthy and less safe. hillary clinton will be president oba

." >> that is a lot of fun, but let's do a real assessment of president obama's first two terms. first jobs. despite president obama's claim that he has added millions of jobs, 14 million americans have dropped out of the labor force. the participation is so low that we have not seen it in the late 1970s under jimmy carter. paychecks, people are making less money now than they were when president obama took office. health care, despite president obama promising to reduce health care premiums for the typical family by $2,500 per year, health care premiums have actually increased by almost $4,000. government dependency, and for instance food stamps skyrocketed under the presidency, and up almost 36%, and homeowner is down. and worst of all, the president has nearly doubled the u.s. national debt from $10 trillion when he took office to nearly $20 trillion. and to be fair, this is not all of the president's fault. there are many long-term economic factors that play a role, but president obama and both houses of congress for the first two years, and he got everything that he wanted to

. >> is a clinton/kaine administration essentially a third obama term. >> it is not a third obama term for a third bill clinton term. it's a hillary clinton term. you'll see if her choice of in is a clear signal we're taking advantage of new talent, new ideas, innovative people because this is the first hillary clinton term and i think she's going to make that plain from the first day. >> how would it differ? it's no secret president obama has not had the warmest relations with president obama, there's gridlock and important issues facing this country. what would you do differently than president owe ba? >> i wouldn't lay the gridlock at president obama's feet. before he made his first visit of congressional republican leadership, our top goal is to make him a one-term president. you have to put a good bit on congress's shoulders. >> do you get along with mitch mcconnell? >> i do but what's more important, the number of republicans who tell me hillary was a really good senator. they tell me that all the time. >> you think hillary clinton has better relationships with republicans than b

. >> challenger running against not an incumbent but hillary clinton running for barack obama's third term. and the incumbent party making the election about them. and the senate wins in 2014 elections about the democrats and president obama but what trump is doing is making the election about himself, trying to relitigate controversies from the past, has new controversies including his confrontation with the con family. clinton is unpopular with the american public but trump is even more unpopular and can't get out of his own way to make the case against hillary clinton. a short time ago, it has been a bad couple weeks for trump. heather: numbers suggest 70% of americans think the country is on the wrong track. if that is the case why is there an appetite for continuity as represented by hillary clinton? >> a lot of people are looking for change but these elections you have to pick between the two major party alternatives and the bigger problem for trump is some voters are looking for change, trump has not convinced a majority of the electorate he is qualified for the job and that has i t

there was a lot of conversation drop president obama's term about opening up these lands to developmentd and solar. white is a team like that kind of development has moved at a fairly glacial pace? jennifer: this has been a top priority. the president wanted to unleash renewables on public lands. those best intentions ran up against federal environment loss. -- laws. these projects must go through pretty significant in my mental review. -- environmental review. they have to do a broad environmental assessment. they have to assess their impact on eagles and other birds. vonnie: what happens next? jennifer: this rule is expected to come out from the entire -- interior department. process for ahe lot of years with a lot of back-and-forth between regulators and developers over what it should look like. the rule is likely to create this bidding process for wind and solar developers. where they have a choice of going to prescreened land, territory that is precleared of the big environmental problems but still has lots of sun and windy areas. if they go to those areas, they shorteningit by rev

a third term of barack obama, right? >> that's what you saw the focus at the democratic convention that she is a change maker, she's the person who can get things done, she never stops, she's always fighting and that she's not status quo. that's a hard argument you make when you listen to president obama say she's the person who should carry the torch of his two terms forward. and that's why you're the trump people saying hillary clinton is a third obama term. she has to shake that. she has to, that's why he's fighting on this battleground of making it about trump and a referendum on his leadership or lack thereof. jon: typically in any election the economy is issue number one. we got some bad economic news or very soft economic news on friday. the headline in the wall street journal said we are in the worst recovery, the slowest recovery sense 1949 in this country. that's something that the clinton team is going to have to battle against. >> definitely and the obama administration can talk about numbers all day long and

fitness to be president of the united states, hillary will win.he issue is, iy prepared for a third obama termtrump will win. he needs to focus on what mrs. clinton wants to do. is the muslim-american lawyer unworthy of challenging me on the constitution? and now the second amendment thing, the issue become his fitness. kennedy: when he talks about russians hacking hillary emails and delivering them to the press, when he talks about the kahn family, it's a giant distraction. >> he want to cut a lot of taxes in a good way. if he believe he really means it and will stick with that. that's a winning issue with him and he should be talking about it. kennedy: and focusing on the economy. and he can focus on her inept i tude with the economy and email server. the latest batch of hillary clinton's emails from her time as secretary of state are prompting allegations of corruption by using her public position for personal gain. how serious are these allegations. >> they are very serious. and i believe they are the subject of an ongoing investigation. did mrs. clinton directly or indirectly exercise the

internal debate and i wanted to get into that relationship a little bit and go through the first obama term and look at the great policy debates on war and peace starting with really afghanistan and moving through the arab spring, libya, syria, iran and try to figure out the role hillary clinton played and where she was influential and where she wasn't and what extent she tipped things in a certain direction and try to get an extent of what kind of commander and chief she would be. i wanted to make a couple stipulations at the top. my contention is not these two people sit at opposite polls. they don't clearly. there is a world of difference between donald trump's isolation and where clinton and obama sit. they are both lawyers, they are huge champions of the rules based order the united states put in place after world war ii and want to preserve and defend that order, they believe in diplomacy before military force, they reject unilateralism of the bush years. i am not arguing they are on opposite sides of the spectrum. but they have a different view of the role america plays, the extent y

kennedy: or it will be a continuation of the obama presidency, a third obama term, certainly accordingpeople who follow donald trump. let's talk about his immigration policies. you came to this country from italy when you were 11 years old. you talk about people in this nation to were bags that about freedom. i think you will find no more of a passionate group than from immigrants who fought and struggled to make their way to this part of the country. would you deport 11 million people who are here who didn't take the same legal course you did when you were a kid? >> it's a tough subject. if you are here illegally. if you didn't come here with the right papers, yo you should be t back. if something is illegal, i guess there is something wrong with the law, right? we should build that wall, protect our nation. there are certain neighborhoods in los angeles which are occupied by a lot of people from south america. they are forming gangs. they are living here, and the government pays them. they are getting more than what you and i are getting and we are paying our taxes. so that's not fai

is why if she were elected, there's no reason to belief she would be anything other than a third obama term in doing this. what obama has said about isis is that he -- in the looking at its caliphate in iraq and syria, he wants to degrade and ultimately destroy it. the problem is the words "degrade and ultimately" because this is a slow roll approach. think trump made it clear in this speech and previously, he is going to do it much more agonzalessively, which is the -- aggressively, which is the right thing to do to protect innocent civilians in america from acts of isis-inspired terrorism. >> ambassador james woolsey thought the speech showcased -- the most presidential he has vaccine with trump do you agree with that? >> i thought it was a speech that demonstrated command over the subject matter, and done in a way that fits with contemporary ideas of how a presidential candidate should speak to the country. so, if that continues, then i think this is a very important first step. i want to say this itch just think it's critical to have a debate about the substance of this issue, and trump

hillary clinton represents the third obama term which i think is disasterous for the country. >> if you the hillary clinton's e-mail controversy is powering down, think again. dozens of her new e-mails from private servers are going public. we'll tell you next. we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. ssoon, she'll be binge-studying. get back to great. this week sharpie singles now twenty-five cents. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> welcome back, hillary clinton is back on the hot seat over private e-mails this afternoon as the government watchdog uncovered scenes being exchange exchan

. >> hillary clinton offers a third obama term. under this administration the debt nearly doubled. >> reporter: we put it under a truth check, and america's debt has increased to more than 19 trillion. but economist note that money needed to be spent after the 2008 recession which dried up construction jobs in our state and destroyed the housing marks, so it's true. to see the full research visit www.abc15.com. >>> well, we're tracking the forecast, and overnight a 60 percent chance of rain, that means it's likely across central arizona, and that means a flash flood watch is going to be appropriate in those overnight hours. we're going to continue to see it in effect through much of the day tomorrow. we'll break down the hour by hour forecast coming up. >>> well, they have found the about a deadly ship wreck. >>> and one guy behind bars, and his buddy not far behind ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effor

and right on the message do you really want a third obama term in the form of what mrs.to hear. that's what will carry the day for him. stuart: can we just roll that sound byte where donald trump will that chart, it was about home ownership, and he put it up there, and he really related to the audience on that base. can we roll that tape, please? we've got it? yeah, roll it, please. >> so here's a chart. most of you can see. you don't need very good eyesight to see what's going on. so here's obama. and here's the end. [laughter] he's not finished yet. stuart: related to the audience. i thought that was kind of funny. great use of a graphic. i mean -- >> donald trump's critics really underestimate his intelligence, his emotional intelligence, his ability to use rhetoric, and his ability to use humor. that was very funny. the guy can be very funny. i want to see more of that heading into the fall campaign. especially self deprecating. >> this was not a speech you couldn't wait to end because of the shouting and screaming. this was a logical explanation of where he is at th

this is about obama's third term, make no mistake. and president obama every time he attacks donald trump is messaging that he's nervous about hillary clinton being able to beat donald trump. >> what about it? is that part of it, juan? they're very nervous about trump, are they not? >> i think everybody is nervous about trump. i think most of the country. in fact, my argument would be that you see now republicans like meg whitman and others saying i can't do. this you see the republican party at this moment. it's leadership. >> absolutely. >> it is over donald trump. >> no. >> you would like to have it oh, it's those crazy democrats. >> i agree with juan. i agree with juan. i think this is very bad for the republican party when you have paul ryan saying i'm not sure they're saying john mccain saying i'm not sure. there is a pennsylvania congressman who i interviewed the other day, pennsylvania went -- i think every single county in pennsylvania voted for trump. and this guy said he can't vote for trump. they need to get their act toget

whether or not we get a third obama term. whether or not, hillary clinton has the integrity to be the president of the united states. not about donald trump. it is about hillary clinton. >> this election is about donald trump. he is failing that referendum miserably. >> then we will win. then we will win. >> i don't know. telling you, guys. i will give you a chance to come back. >> all right. >> so we are going to break. we have a lot more to discuss including third party candidates. plus, will more bernie supporters get behind trump? going to talk to the one man who backed the >>> my political panel is back. chris hahn, and matt sclapp. one thing i want to make clear, there was a video of a plane that was not the video of the transfer of money, chris you were right about that. good. he is smiling. he is very happy. i am happy, chris. >> thank you, your honor. >> we need to be fair, and honorable here. all right, let's talk about third parties. guys now. we have all this attention on the third party. you have gary johnson tha

donald tmp talked about keeping americans safe, the further and further we get from a third barack obama termary clinton is offering. trish: safety for our enemies. you make an important point. i know you don't like donald from, you never liked donald trump. however, thinking about this from a purely political standpoint, if you have the opportunity to run a campaign that is very much about safety, isn't that something that will resonate with the population as opposed to what hillary clinton is doing with 50,000. here? >> donald trump needs this to resonate with the population, support national security and economic safety. he can deliver that or have ideas he needs to push but hillary clinton has been trying to define him early. while he wasn't running any ads, reminding everyone of all the mistakes he made at all the controversial things he said. it would have helped last night had he gone further and said not only do i regret it but i shouldn't of doubled down on several things the making fun of the reporter. trish: it is a big deal he went there to begin with. donald trump, the guy who do

secretary clinton wins, it is not a third obama term. it will be the first hillary clinton term. it is important for the outgoing president to set expectations properly and probably to direct that everybody send to the president the resignation now and let the president decide, let the incoming president decide whether to accept them. there is a benefit to a same party transition and that is, although the incoming president of the same party will almost certainly want to change over all or a most all of the cabinet, there are number of subcabinet positions that are pretty technical in nature for which it will take time to get your own good people in place and you can keep the gears are government running much more smoothly and aggressively if you can keep a number of those people in place. it requires both expectation management and a fair amount of planning on the part of the incoming president of the same party, which i assume given the very experienced people involved in the clinton campaign is well on their minds. >> you are helpful when you sent the letter to the particle ap

hillary's term as almost a third term of obama's term? ow that a republican would say. >> the first two terms of obama, good. stock market at a record high. growth,y we need more but relative to any country anywhere, the most stable investment economy out there. i think the job is to build on what president obama has done and more. her plan calls for 4% growth and 10 million jobs. so it is building on the success of what it has done, recognizing we need to do a lot more. $2 trillion surplus, not so bad. >> how do the ceos you deal with and the boards you talk to, how do they feel about the economy? what is the general viewpoint fair? >> the view on the u.s. is we are a good market. fundamentally since the downturn, growth simply hasn't to really get% wage growth and jobs where you want to be, to get investment where you want it to be. what strikes me is how the management teams have gone through. it's of sluggishness and uncertainty. fundamentally the reason we are in a that. the key to me is how do you get a ceo to be as focused or invest

we have clinton, bush, obama. in termsf ranking in success and economic growth is clinton, obama, bush. and you're saying, yes, but we should believe in your recommendations because of something that happened 35 years ago. i could argue that story with you. >> i think a lot of trump voters -- the reason trump won this nomination, i think, is because voters don't like at all what barack obama has done to the economy. you're right, paul krugman, they didn't like too much what happened under george w. bush. we have record levels of spending. and we're going to turn that around. but look, you can't -- when you look at bill clinton, i think if hillary clinton were to govern the way bill clinton did, i would vote for her. but she wants more spending and more debt. you know this, paul krugman. gdp fell more under bill clinton than any other president in 30 or 40 years. >> and the cold war hadding? to do with that, you know. >> government spending went down and the growth of the economy went up. >> thank you, gentlemen, for a feis

federal regulation, and there are reportedly over 20,000 new regulations added during president obama's termfice, which impact business. but regarding amusement parks, that's left up to the individual states. police now confirm a 10-year-old boy's neck injury was actually a decapitation in a grisly water slide accident which took place in kansas. i want to go to political power panel, democratic strategic er eric schiffer and ford o'connell. we talk about how regulation impacts and can harm business, but then you get an example where we might need regulation, let me start with you, kurt, do we need regulation of theme parks. i covered a story in indianapolis, a kiddie park, old indiana fun park, a grandmother was killed, a child was paralyzed because the state didn't regulate. they didn't inspect the rides and that seems to continue on 20 years later. >> oh, wow. no, of course we don't need federal regulation, we have something called the constitution, and the constitution does not allow the federal government to take on every responsibility the state does or doesn't choose to have. you know

whether or not we get a third obama term.ther or not, hillary clinton has the integrity to be the president of the united states. not about donald trump. it is about hillary clinton. >> this election is about donald trump. he is failing that referendum miserably. >> then we will win. then we will win. >> i don't know. telling you, guys. i will give you a chance to come back. >> all right. >> so we are going to break. we have a lot more to discuss including third party candidates. plus, will more bernie supporters get behind trump? going to talk to the one man who backed the . . . quick question: how do i edit my photos on the chatsnap? i showed you already like three times! you know we're gonna teach you how to use these, so, buy one phone for your kid and get one free for you. it's easier that way. this back to school season, buy one samsung galaxy s7 and get one free. plus, sprint's network reliability is now within 1% of verizon... ...and sprint saves you 50% on most verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. and mom, don't forget

richard: we did things more dramatically in the first obama term, less in the second term.rade deal is a big thing that has not been consummated. a little more military presence. charlie rose: if you wanted to call the jake sullivan of the trump candidacy who would you , call? richard: we would have to call him. charlie: there is no james baker. and there is no equivalent of what condoleezza rice did for g.w. in terms of the foreign relations, does not know his name. the scale difference between what hillary clinton has. is not just foreign policy, it is the politics of the thing. richard: it is also consistent with the fact that hillary clinton is arguing for more traditional foreign-policy. mored trump is arguing for -- far less foreign-policy. charlie: that brings me back to putin, people have told me that what is at play is not so much that he favors donald trump, , it is mainly that dislikes hillary clinton because she has done things to him that he thinks --richard: if i may paraphrase mr. trump, i do not have a relationship with mr. putin. [laughter] is, if yourpoint

this is the biggest natural disaster of the second obama term, really. the biggest disaster since hurricane sandy. and i really want to reiterate that seeing it is understanding it. >> so true. >> i covered katrina and survived katrina and i remember when 100 members of congress came to see the damage from katrina and new orleans benefited from that and so did congress. >> right. when you think about it, mr. kovach, when you look at the juxtaposition, the images that our viewers see there on the screen of louisiana just ravaged by this devastation and this disaster and then you see the images of the president golfing, i think it's tough when people are suffering. >> well, we were fairly forceful in saying that the president should come here and we are glad he is coming here. >> all right. well, what would you like to say to the president? what is the thing you need most there for help? >> you know, ultimately, we are going to need help building flood control structures that can withstand this kind of flood. and i think also residents are going to need he

it was lower than it was in the first obama term. so willed senior deputy secretaries, secretaries bp to instantly get asia and? the other question is what happens in the middle east and russia? how much bandwidth will the next president have to continue this work? i'm optimistic, actually. >> i will add briefly, i think it will be enduring, although a lot will depend on the new leadership coming in with the new administration, as mike says. i see within or decisions, within the pentagon but within other agencies as well just a real shift in focus on priorities and programs in real frameworks and agreements towards southeast asia in particular compared to previous administrations. to take defense, for example, first of all he do have a very knowledgeable and committed leader in secretary carter. but over the last couple of years it hasn't just been secretary carter's engagement of president obama's engagement on defense and secure the cooperation. it's been the whole of the department, a combination to baltimore to a focus on southea

hillary clinton will be president obama's third term. donald trump will tie hillary clinton on a policy record. she would have a tough time defending this onslaught. coming up, donald trump, the come back. we will analyze and later watters' >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and believe it or not, i regret it. and i do regret it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues. but one thing i can promise you this, i will always tell you the truth. [applause] >> a little contrition from donald trump. that must signal that the campaign is on a come back but is it enough to win? joining me now cohost of the five. kimberly and cohost of fox and friends and host of kilmede brian. brian wanted to make sure he got enough talk time. >> i said i would be introduced first. >> it is over now. >> keep it for now. >> because women talk too much or just me and is there

include nationally the jobs created in texas, there would have been net negative job growth in obama's term in office. how do you turn this around? what did you think of trump's speech? and how do you compare it to the last eight years? >> well, it was spot-on, and it was also simplistic, and i think that's really important. for almost 14 years, from 2001 through 2014, there was an experiment, if you will, the 12th largest economy in the world put tax policy into place, regulatory policies in place, public school policies into place, legal policies into place, and it exploded. and i'm talking about the state of texas. it exploded job creation wise all across the sector, whether you were african-american, whether you were hispanic, whether you were in the lower economic sector or whether you were at the top. you saw improvement. and that occurred because of competition. we competed with these other 50 laboratories of innovation out there, the other states, and we won. and we won because we put tax policy, regulatory policy, doing exactly what donald trump is talking about doing, where americ

whether or not we get a third obama term.her or not, hillary clinton has the integrity to be the president of the united states. not about donald trump. it is about hillary clinton. >> this election is about donald trump. he is failing that referendum miserably. >> then we will win. then we will win. >> i don't know. telling you, guys. i will give you a chance to come back. >> all right. >> so we are going to break. we have a lot more to discuss including third party candidates. plus, will more bernie supporters get behind trump? going to talk to the one man who backed the socialist and now is in front of the trump train. don't go away. # introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingred

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in a way, hillary clinton is the conventional candidate running for a third obama term.st as george h.w. bush lost in '92 because of that vote, that is the only way i see, the only path. a very large surge for alaba alternative candidates participating in the debate taking popular votes from others that would be bernie sanders supporters and he wins with a minority of the vote. >> michelle, he has a major economic address i believe tomorrow in detroit. could he possibly use that to get back on message? >> he absolutely could use that to get back on message but he seems to have trouble staying on message or finding his message. he has the whole populust style and fever but can't focus for more than two minutes at a time. he can read his speech and maybe get through it but then five minutes after he is done he'll be off on something else. it's not fun for him. >> i'm out of time for my question but i must ask, the debates, jamal, can they be decisive factor here? >> the debates could change the math if for some reason donald trump surprises us and turns into a rational hum

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this is the biggest natural disaster of the second obama term.'s not just the flood of the month, it's a substantial national crisis. >> right. the superlatives used are causing us to ask for that comparison. now if the white house does consider going there, they've often talked about in the past the footprint they might cause when the president does come to town, in some cases it could involve hundreds, if not thousands of police officers mobilized, how much of a concern is that for you in the city that, you know, you have so many things you need to work with right now, pulling resources for presidential visit may not be in your best interest as the governor has said. >> you know, it's one of the funny things because when president bush did not come to new orleans after katrina, he said that he didn't come because of the distraction and the effort that would be caused to organize a presidential visit and the democrats trashed him for that and said he was insincere. one of the senators was barack obama. we need someone more like lyndon johnson wh

so we are almost at the end of obama's second term. he's focused on his legacy and what do you think is his legacy relative to nato and european security? mr. flanagan: well, the president came in determined to strengthen the alliance relationships in europe and east asia, which has been strained over the iraq war and other problems in afghanistan and elsewhere. i think that has certainly been achieved. there has been a lot of misinterpretation with the rebalance to asia that somehow, that was turning it's back on europe. that was never the intention of the administration. e refocus our attention on east asia because of its growing importance. but it doesn't mean because europe at that time, particularly at the beginning of the administration, was seen as a key partner and at peace, solving many of the problems that we were talking about and countering the aspects of war and terrorism in afghanistan and problems in the mediterranean, libya. so europe was a key partner in to be a partner in helping manage global instability and to promo

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i don't think a majority of the american people want barack obama's third term. the wretched economic policies, domestically, and retreat of ama around the world and ife were to take on hillary's promise to be obama's third term it would be a winning strategy. dagen: he still leaves her slightly in polls on the issue of terrorism, the economy and terrorism. >> as he should because her policy is obama's and it has failed. >> joint military efforts with us and syria is closed. what do you expect from this partnership? with us relations with russia? >> i don't understand how the russians can be saying that since they are backing the assad regime. i don't know what they mean. this is a very complicated battlefield. the obama administration has been so ardent in its support of the iran nuclear deal they haven't wanted to do anything to achieve their stated goal of overthrowing assad for some years, clarity on that would be a big step forward. >> the extreme vetting, a lot of questions, critics are saying details of this extreme vetting are vague. did you like what he

the strikes swelled under obama's first term. in his second term he thought to regularize the process to bring more order to it. in the process of bureaucracy in it to normalize it and how the united states government does business. now we can see the document ourselves, we see for ourselves how true that is. how regularized this process is. how many different layers of bureaucracy there are and participants in both legal and policy deliberations about the fraught decisions to kill someone in a place such as ungoverned badlands where the united states are in a ordinary war but no real government for arresting people posing a terrorist threat. >> as the document points out there are different levels of committee meetings to determine who the person is. the bigger question is what about collateral damage and casualty he's and innocent civilians nearby. what does this policy document lay out in that regard? >> this lays down a near standard of certainty of no civilian bystander deaths. since then there have been strikes. fewer strik

. >> we need to have a barack obama term, which paul ryan will rubber stamp to ship our jobs overseas and take money and food off the table of american workers. >> daniel booes joins us now. good to have you here. as we look at the polling, paul ryan ahead by a wide margin, all held before trump's entrance in the race last week. and it's unlikely based on the polls that ryan is going to lose here. has this episode affected the speaker's standing in his home state? >> i think it probably bolstered his standing. i think this is a case where trump inserted himself and it probably did more damage to trump than it did to paul ryan. you know, back in april, he did something very similar, getting involved in attacking scott walker, who is much less popular than paul ryan. paul ryan is the most popular republican in the state. and donald trump is not popular here. so i think if anything it back fired. >> all right. so when we think about nbc news having its own projections and all of this, wisconsin right now liens towards clinton. and the democrats coming up in november. sanders handily won

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