the second day of the summit between barack obama and paying his wrapped up in california soltys been appointed to her explains amid a diplomatic climate of mutual accusations of like attacks cyber security was high on the president's agenda. while it appeared to be all smiles the men were dressed very casually notarised walking along this private sprawling estate in california there was a lot of things to discuss among them economic issues north korea but the most important issue here cyber security now this meeting before this meeting took place reports have appeared indicating that obama has ordered his national security leaders to compile a list of potential over seas adversaries for cyber hacking which can be targeted with little or no warning why is that important to mention because for the past several months or more than five u.s. officials have been accusing hackers in china that have links to the chinese military the chinese government of hacking into u.s. systems and stealing defense programs stealing weapons programs stealing the patents and technologies of u.s. manufactur

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joining us now from washington are the primary authors of that report alex smith and kristen soltis.es begin with you. what's the headline of your report. >> the headline is republi are in big trouble with young voters but there are a lot of opportunities for the g.o.p. to win them back. >> bill: that's a general headline. all right. what i want is a specific reason younger americans are voting democrat. >> one of the big reasons is there is a sense among young people that republicans don't have an answer to the robs that are facing them day to day that are aecting their pocketbooks and affecting their lives. >> bill: let me stop you. >> okay. >> bill: i want to be very precise on your study. how can that be possible when barack obama presides over an economy for four years that's dismal? how can it be possible that younger americans don't equate the president of the united states with the dismal economy? >> so we're finding that youeople give obama an a for effort. in data point after data point in our study we asked questions about the state of the econ and whether or not they thou

here's andy soltis rewriting about the war in syria. host: a related story in the "financial times." host: couple more calls on this. valerie from baltimore, maryland. a student. hi. caller: good morning. how are you? host: well. thanks. caller: i woke up. i had the tv on last night. there you were talking about student loans. host: hopefully you weren't dreaming about yours; right? caller: actually, i think i was. i was a third degree student. i went to nyu years ago. i paid off my bachelor's degree. i worked full time and attended school full time. then i got my master's degree, paid off that. when i went back to school for my nursing degree, i don't think people realize when you go to nursing school, you can't work. you have clinicals that are at nights or on saturdays. if you attend nursing school, you can't work. so in my 40's, i took out student loans, graduated in 2008 from nursing school. i worked for a large, not-for-profit health care provider insurance company here in the mid atlantic. there's no idea of overtime to subsidize