First of all i want to thank all of you for taking the time. Obviously this san important election. Very critical part we have a long and strong relationship. I look forward to getting his spority to help make a difference. His support to help make a difference. Im just going to continue to take my messages to people and businesses. We have 48 days. So you must be encouraged . Things are moving in the right direction. We are going to continue that. Thats why youre seeing the constant burr ath of negativity were berauge talking about isis, were talking about energy, were talking about obamacare. Shes voting with the president 99 of the time. Last question [indiscernible] sure the people of new i cantant to see find anybody i agree with 99 of the time. I dont agree with myself 99 of the time. This is just about partisanship. We need someone who is going to go down there and consider these issues on the merits and keeping in eople of New Hampshire ind. [indiscernible conversations] 2014 c
South dakota and montana. The new majority leader in the senate is expected to be Mitch Mcconnell the current minority leader. Scott walker was reelected in wisconsin, making him a president ial contender in 2016. Rick scott was reelected in florida, beating former governor Charlie Crist. And Sam Brownback was elected in kansas. Its Election Night on captioning sponsored by cbs make no mistake, the policies are on the ballot. This experiment in Big Government has lasted long enough. I think the ten seats you saw are close you could see all ten go republican. This election by making the country better. We will get things done. It is time to go in a new direction. Campaign 2014, Election Night. Analysis from john sheafer and charlie rose. John dickerson at the decision desk. Now, from cbs news election headquarters in studio 57. Here are scott pelley and nora odonnell. Good evening. We came into this night with all 435 seats in the house and 36 seats in the senate, up for grabs. And it e
George herman is at capitol hill for the senate view on the question which now is being some sort ofher immunity might be offered to the president against prosecution for any wrongdoing in the white house during his administration. George . Betweenegal discussion mike kelly with some interest. Up here, i guess you would have to say it is not viewed so much as a legal question as it is as a political question. I think the members of the senate i talked to were more concerned with what they would call the particle political realities of the situation. Some of them feel, for example, that if there were a sense of a Congress Resolution that the president should be granted prosecutors,t especially federal prosecutors under president gerald ford most federal prosecutors would not prosecute, not because because of the practical politics of the situation. Some members of the senate see the question of immunity as part of what my colleague called pleabargaining. I do not know if you could call
Senior isis leader identified as the groups chief of finances. All of that as we are pleased to have robert gates act at the table. Back at our table. What are our options, and what is necessary to stop isis and turned the tide against them . Former secretary of defense robert gates i think you need to step back a little bit charlie, in real life there are actually four conflicts going on at this day and time, and syria is really the epicenter. There is the sunni in saudi arabia versus shia led by iran secularists versus islamists and that the fundamental question, whether these artificially created countries like syria, libya, and iraq comprised of historically adversarial ethnic groups, can hold together or whether they go the way of yugoslavia, and as i say, they all kind of come together in syria, which is one of the reasons it is such an intractable problem. The problem with the isis phenomenon, in my view, is fundamentally the result of the civil war, a spillover of the civil war
Meanwhile, in syria, special Operations Forces killed a senior isis leader, identified as the groups chief of finances. All of that as we are pleased to have robert gates back at our table. Lets talk about what i talked about in that introduction. What are our options, and what is necessary to stop isis and turn the tide against them . Secretary gates i think you need to step back a little bit charlie, and realize that there are actually four conflicts going on at this day and time, in the middle east at the same time and syria is really , the epicenter. There is the sunni in saudi arabia versus shia led by iran authoritarians versus reformers, secularists versus islamists and that the fundamental then the fundamental question, whether these artificially created countries like syria, libya, and iraq, comprised of historically adversarial ethnic groups, can hold together or whether they go the way of yugoslavia, and as i say, they all kind of come together in syria, which is one of the