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speemac's or you are correct when they enjoy sanctuary like that is very difficult to defeat them. you have to enlist the support of the nation, and this case pakistan to go after the same choice. another is to build up the support cap pasty of the afghans. >> .. >> >> i noticed we talked about a generational approach recently with the cree a model. is that how we should think about this person is the exit strategy? they're very different spectrums in terms of strategy. one is get out and another is germany or korea or generational how do we think about that? >> things for the question. in this age with transnational terrorism is a legitimate concern with the advances of technology and the ability of a small terrorist group to reach out and affect us in america is real. this has changed how we need to view these types of missions. but we have a willing and capable partner that want us there they want to fight on their own behalf. i talked to an afghan mother who says she weeps more bitterly when u.s. service member dies because of all they have given up to come to her country and f

>> on a different topic speemac's because i want to to address some of the previous topics. that needed a pause. >> i just wanted to briefly touch upon answer question and your question. the extent to which quality depends on reallocation of domestic responsibilities, specifically specifically amend taking care of children. i know people, people who firmly pulled equality and equal sharing. this also is within the breast pump industry. so they make a point of having a bottle and then the other parent, the non- lactating parent will also feed, weathers the middle of night, or during the day. courtney and i shared a good laugh together because we never did this. when i was a committed feminist virtually my entire life, but i had never done that. it just seemed very contrived to me. the easiest thing was to just put your breast and the baby's mouth and it will shut up and be calm. we didn't do that, but i know a lot of people who do. i think the broader point for me anyway is that, i think having three children in this experience of being pregnant, birth, breast-feeding, was a

even lose republicans their majority in the house, yet where these lines are, that cannot happen speemac, the senate? >> republicans could lose the majority of the senate just having a bad night. they could have just an okay nominee and loose. when you have six republican seats up and out no democratic states up, this is just bad arithmetic. the way i see this playing out is -- donald trump has basically 35% of the vote. now 35% and a 12 way field, that's a big number. but when 12 goes to eight, goes to six, goes to four, goes to three, goes to two, i don't think to two, i don't think that 35 number expands a whole lot. i can see it coming down to a point where trouble have a third but probably leading a little bit, the cruz has a third may be, and, and establishment guy has a quarter, then there is a fifth that is just up in the air. what they do before at the convention, i don't know. >> that leads to my next question. when do you think we'll have some better sense of who the republican and democratic nominees are? if you put on your hats here, is that march 1, march 15, do we have to

speemac@politico.com, this is the headline, trump and cruz send shivers down gop spines, the prospecth us on the phone. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> you been talking to national committee members, state party officials, so officials, so what is their concern? >> the concern is that if trump or cruz is the nominee, it would turn off a lot of independent and sort of more moderate republican voters and make life a lot harder for republicans who are running for the house and senate in 2016. republicans have an historic opportunity here to control the white house, the house in the senate. the concern is that if either of these two were the nominee would be very difficult. >> this comes at the same time donald trump is nominating and the national polls. he and cruise aren't can can i will. there is huge crowds in massachusetts for donald trump. clearly he is resonating with a clearly sector. >> he is resonating but keep in mind that life could become a lot more difficult for republicans, for either of these candidates in the event when they are facing hillary clinton in a gener