you're on with stephen cook. caller: good morning, c-span and steve. agree with something you said earlier. this whole thing goes all the way back to iraq. seemed theyerica did not want to go to iraq. once congress voted to give bush the power to go over there, america needed to get behind. the american people did not want the war to go on in iraq. one of the things obama did was try to end the war. that's what he should have done, but he should not have come out the way he came out and left that whole situation vulnerable. i don't agree with a lot of the stuff that mccain and was a gram -- lindsey graham was doing about how we need to leave troops and all of that, but he needed to fix that situation. people pulled out without fixing that situation and then he went to libya and got involved in that. he drew his redline and he didn't fix that situation. -- other lot of this countries don't trust americans anymore because they are not doing what they're supposed to do. guest: you've raised a lot of important issues part of the foreign-policy debate in th

says the council on foreign relations stephen cook. >> essentially this oil is being laundered. by the time it crosses the border into turkey or sold in turkey, it does not look like this oil has come from isis. >> and they must consider a potential for armed militants to take action on turkish soil. a patricia sabga, al jazeera. >> earlier today i sat down with the obama administration's point man david cohen at the department of the treasury. he's often described as a financial batman going after the money of groups in countries that the united states with targets with sanctions. his group with an one-man shot from the time of the 9/11 attacks to a 700 member force, today, cohen told me not to confuse isil's remarkable fundraising abilities with financial strength. listen to what he said. >> i think the point is not to confuse funding with financial strength. for a terrorist organization, really, like any organization, what matters is not just the revenue side but the expense side. isil's expenses, if it's going to try to governor and exercise control over the swath of territo

the importance of study and test and cook comfort food from all around the world. >> stephen: why iser than the fact that it puts you down like an old dog? before we had xanax, we had mashed poat at amashed potatoes. >> it releases endorphins and all kinds of things. there's' something about a pie or meatballs or something that makes you feel like you're getting a hug. >> stephen: and your body hugs you all the time. >> yes. >> stephen: it's like another person on you. (laughter) >> you can't rush this food, it's stuff you have to put love into. >> stephen: i have a problem with that. >> why? >> stephen: this is america, i want to eat fast and go back to my internet. (laughter) you have a favorite comfort food you could serve me? >> i've got one from my childhood. >> stephen: i have one, too. can i give it to you? >> stephen: yes, can i give it to you, too? >> yes. >> stephen: what do you have? a pudding. >> stephen: i have a blueberry cobbler. >> whoo! >> stephen: if i do that with mine, it's going to be a mess. >> okay. >> stephen: okay, here we go. no, this is basically kind of an

then stephen cook from the council on foreign relations on the role of turkey in the fight against the militant group isis. later, a look at the problem of domestic violence in the u.s. we will talk to michael plenty from the bureau of justice statistics and a polyp more from the national network to end domestic violence. join the conversation on facebook and twitter. we will take your calls. live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. bustos narrowly won by 19,000 votes. the district is located in the northwestern part of the state including fulton and part of rockford cos.. this debate comes to us courtesy of time warner cable news. >> it's the big midwest rematch! >> it will be a very, very fiery campaign. >> i'll make a promise that we'll continue to fight for jobs. >> congresswoman cheri bustos and the man she beat in 2012, former congressman, bobby schilling. >> it did allow for me to step back. i call it my two-year break. >> we're ready to get going. i want to make things happen now. >> tonight they return to the same studio they were in two years ago, for the only debat

they had stephen colbert up on stage. tim cook right now pointing out the 225 million ipads have been sold overall before they get ready to roll out the new ipad details, pointing out that the ipad actually beats overall pc sales as shipments over the past 12 months. so this is a big category for apple. and the holiday quarter last year made up $11.5 billion in revenues. so a lot at stake for apple over the next couple of weeks. after this rolls out, tyler. >> all right, jon fortt reporting from cupertino for us. >>> let's take a look at something you probably haven't seen in a few days, a lot of green. now, they're not big moves, as you see there, just about a quarter percent for the dow, a quarter percent for the s&p and about a half percent for the nasdaq. but they are green numbers. amid the wild market swings, where should you put your money now? we are going to put that question to the man who invented index mutual funds, the vanguard founder, jack boegel, next on "power lunch." synchrony financial partners with over two hun

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cook deliciously. mazola makes it better. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the star of "seventh heaven" stephen collins has been accused of child molestation. celebrity website tmz says it has an audiotape made by his estranged wife made during a therapy session. he admits to molesting three girls decades ago. the new york city police department says it's looking into the allegations but no charges have been filed. >>> and two indiana police officers are being sued for allegedly using excessive force during a routine traffic stop last month and as dean reynolds shows us, the confrontation was all caught on tape. >> reporter: what started as a stop for a seat belt violation quickly escalated. on september 24th, lisa mahone was driving with her friend jamaal jones in the passenger seat and two children, 14-year-old joseph and 7-year-old. >>> nia in back. >> joseph, get your phone out and videotape this. >> i'm already doing it. >> reporter: the hammond police pulled them over in a highly aggressive way. >> they pulled me over like i robbed a bank. >> reporter: but in a cell phone video shot by hi

stephen hankin. we will take your phone call and look for comments on twitter. one of the races listed as a tossup i the cook political report is the one in california's 52nd congressional district. againstres got peters republican challenger carl dimaio. here is a look at the most recent debate. you get all of the special interest that load up these big bills, thousands of pages long and we crowd of the issues people agree on. here we need to secure the border. we need to secure the border first. we need to put resources and accountability behind securing our nation's border, not only so we can prevent an immigration system where people get to run to the front of the mind but for national security issues. who knows who is able to cross into our border in terms of care -- terrorist groups. border security is a critical progress -- prerequisite. look at the polling. nationally and here in san diego. independents and republicans. members of congress constantly want to put poison pills that become thousands of pages long. they point fingers at each other. i think we should focus on issues where we see great uni

cook them in? would you feed mcdonald's to your own family? how much do you care about the people that eat your food? (dootrick or treat! mmm! thank you! mmm! mmm! (cheers and applause) >> stephenback, everybody! my guest tonight is author, william deresiewicz! good to see you! is it dr. deresiewicz, ph.d.? >> it is, you can call me bill. >> stephen: fine. dr. bill, thank you for being here. you're contributing effort for the new republic and the american school lar. you taught yale ten years, before that graduate instructor at columbia university. you have a new book called excellent sheep, the miseducation of the american elite and the way to a meaningful life. >> right. >> stephen: okay. that title is as long as the doctorate, okay. (laughter) i hope that kind of went through peer review. >> yeah. >> stephen: so what do you mean the miseducation of the american elite? are you saying like i believe schools aren't what they're cracked up for? >> they're not what they're cracked up to be. they're supposed to be training a wonderful leadership class. >> reporter: you're not an ivy league guy? >> i am. >> stephen: why is the book saying, don't go to those ivy league schools! let