all of those issues. but i think if you go to the bottom line of all of them, it gets down to the fact he s changed his mind without a clear explanation to the public why. listen, i think reasonable people will look what he s doing in afghanistan and say okay, if you talk to the generals this is what they recommend. he s going to do it. but to have a different position last week, go into a weekend meeting, change his mind and give a speech tonight and then jump to the next thing illegal immigration tomorrow, that s hard for people to follow along with. people need to know he is committeded to a certain kind of mission and be able to follow through with it, especially when you re talking about american lives. i do have to touch on this one thing in his speech. you re seeing a bigger theme come out about patriotism and loyalty and a lot of people, republicans, democrats, independents everybody wants to be patriotic to this country. but he kind of sets up these preconditions and getting t
out of nato. and repealing, definitely repealing and replacing obamacare. what do you think? there s a lot going on with all of those issues. but i think if you go to the bottom line of all of them, it gets down to the fact he s changed his mind without a clear explanation to the public why. listen, i think reasonable people will look what he s doing in afghanistan and say okay, if you talk to the generals this is what they recommend. he s going to do it. but to have a different position last week, go into a weekend meeting, change his mind and give a speech tonight and then jump to the next thing illegal immigration tomorrow, that s hard for people to follow along with. people need to know he is committeded to a certain kind of mission and be able to follow through with it, especially when you re talking about american lives. i do have to touch on this one thing in his speech. you re seeing a bigger theme come out about patriotism and loyalty and a lot of people, republicans, democr
towards a free market economy over the last four decades and thereby lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty. and he sees xi jinping china s president as a committeded economic reformer who has amassed extraordinary political power in service to those reforms. he s also staked out a very important agenda domestically strong anti-corruption campaign big emphasis on pollution, food safety, property rights, big income disparities. he s effectively ended the one-child policy done away with forced labor camps and it s really not only in the chinese people s interests but in america s interests that he has success in dealing with some of these issues. reporter: with china s economy growing by about 7% a year and accounting for nearly a third of global carbon emissions, paulson argues washington has little choice but to find ways to collaborate constructively with the communist regime even as he
identify with the tea party. that s a majority. these are the same most committeded and active voters in republican primaries. why could that spell trouble in the 2016 presidential contrast? because according to the new poll the tea party is out of step with the with country at large on the most important issues of the day or many of them. look at these numbers. just 19% of tea party republicans say immigration helps the country. among all americans support for immigration is 47%. on the common core education policy 38% of tea party republicans support the standards in school. among all americans support for common core is at 59%, radically different. when it comes to climate change, just 22%, one in five of tea party republicans say action should be takenen. in contrast to 61% of the country at large who support action on climate change. again, just 23% of tea partiers approve of a proposal to reduce greenhouse gases versus 57% of the entire that supports such a proposal.
there is more evidence that the gop could be in big trouble come 2016 when we pick a new president. our latest nbc/ wall street journal found slightly more than half of core republicans identify with the tea party. that s a majority. these are the same most committeded and active voters in republican primaries. why could that spell trouble in the 2016 presidential contrast? because according to the new poll the tea party is out of step with the with country at large on the most important issues of the day or many of them. look at these numbers. just 19% of tea party republicans say immigration helps the country. among all americans support for immigration is 47%. on the common core education policy 38% of tea party republicans support the standards in school. among all americans support for common core is at 59%, radically different. when it comes to climate change, just 22%, one in five of tea party republicans say action should be takenen. in contrast to 61% of the country at large