tension over migration, and the fate of people whiskey in the mediterranean figures from the you border and coast guard agency show more than 280000 asylum seekers arrived in europe this year . now that doesn t include the 4000000 ukranian refugees have been granted permission to stay in europe. dominic cane has more it is not particularly surprising given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i ve been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque ministry of the interior of the minister of the interior, rather who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today s meeting ministers reiterate, reiterated that commitment to finding concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately while working closely together on concluding the ongoing migration reform. as soon as possible, the serbian police event hundreds of migrants living and make shift camps in an aba
biggest mistakes. which one? going after isis. and libya came up time and time again. eric, how much of that was informed by barack obama coming in as the antidote to george w. bush, trying not to be george w. bush, sometimes to his own peril, like somewhere like syria. john judas pointed out obama was elected on an anti-bush platform and everything he did was informed bike that. that really was the basis of his foreign policy and we re not there anymore. he successfully took us away from that so we re in a different place than when he was elected. eric bates, thank you very much. look for the few issue of the new republic. still ahead, it s official. donald trump nominates exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson for secretary of state despite concerns over his ties to russia and vladimir putin. we ll have complete reaction and analysis straight ahead. we re back in just a moment. world ugly and messy.
high-risk pools, because they re far more efficient than the government high-risk pool. i want to go back to the political consequences of this, because i think all of these issues will be sorted out over time, hopefully. those poll numbers i put up about obama s program. to me i m far less concerned about the legacy, and i m sure, consequenceman you re less concerned than preserving your values and principles. i think ultimately that faith in government is in jeopardy here. let s do what john judas said to liberals in the new republic. he said if obama care doesn t work as promised, the fail your will have reinforced for a generation the argument against any government initiatives. does it worry you that this roll-out, other an obama care is clunky, will really make people
0 he s trying to fix stuff. i think that s terrible. it is really too bad, our last many never found the courage to apologize for anything. republicans love going back decades and they hate it when democrats mention that george bush ever existed, but he did exist and never apologized. not for anything. so maybe we finally have a commander in chief who s willing to acknowledge some faults that the gop can meet him halfway. is that too much to ask for? look, taking responsibility and admitting account and for something, that s a baseline. that should be rote. it s a pretty low bar when we re congratulating and where we can start there. in the crossfire, matt cartwright and rep representative john fleming. also a medical doctor. gentlemen, i was on my honeymoon last week, and naturally watched some news, i hate to admit it. i overheard debbie wasserman schultz talking. here s what she had to say. i think that democratic candidates will be able to run on obama care as an advantage le