daca population. we want to see something happen with daca. it s been spokenn are now adult many cases. the numbers are very different, very varying. a lot of people say 800,000, some people said yesterday the first time i heard 360, i also heard 3 million. the fact is our country was such a mess that nobody knew what the numbers are, but will know what the numbers are. above all else, any bill we pass must improve jobs, wages and security for american citizens. the people who elected us, all of us elected us, we have to take care of them. we have to have a strong military. we can t play games with our milita military. whether we re democrat or whether we re republican, that s
pale in comparison. he literally each and every day has been out there fighting to keep his word to the american people. and he s, frankly, been fighting against the gale-force wind of the establishment here in washington, d.c., and frankly, fighting against the gale-force wind of many in the national media who would constantly like to change the subject away from the president s relentless promise to the american people. one promise had to do with a ton of legislative action. these are the pieces of legislation he promised to at least introduce and begin fighting for are. no one said he was going to sign all of this, that i will give you. tax reform be with offshoring jobs, infrastructure, school choice, health care, child care, immigration, ethics reform, milita military, crime and drugs. the only place where there s been any action actually in congress is really on health care. so what s taken so long getting these other aspects introduced? or was it an overpromise?
going to kill isis? right. you could take one thing from each candidate and put together a strategy. i liked what carly fiorina said about brake bringing back the warrior class. a lot of generals were fired that warned the petraeus right. allen matis both kind of exited based on these types of warnings about iran and isis. this warrior class is out of the milita military. in iraq we have a generational gap. most americans in iraq training iraqis haven t been there in a combat role. they don t know the forces they re working with. we already have a generational gap not only in our intelligence community but also in our guys training iraqis on the ground. they need to know who these forces are. so i heard bits and pieces that would work if they were one strategies. bits and pieces. but i didn t hear one candidate have a xrstrategy that would fi this. i think rubio came closest to be honest. interest there you go. michael, thank you so much. i appreciate it.
right now to 016. just a couple of hours ago, republican candidate donald trump joined the today show and discussed new radio ads. his campaign will be releasing in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. i ve spent heat because i haven t spent any money. i ve spent no money and i m number one. others have spent 2e7bs of milita military. joining me is peter alexander in washington and katy turic in new york. we re now under 9 days of the iowa caucuses. donald trump hitting the airwaves in places like iowa. the billion mayor.
and that we basically wink at coupes. whether it s in algeria or egypt or hamas. we wink at coupes when it s against those people. just as we saw with the arab spring how one led to another, is there a concern that what happens in egypt starts to spread in terms of rebound effects of different regimes trying to reclaim power? do we see this spreading? yes, there s the possibility in tanesia. one of the real nightmare scenarios is you have a regional conflict play out in egypt as in syria. the gulf states are strongly back. like saudi arabia, backing the milita military. you could have regional power starting to back with arms a conflict between the different forces in egypt, which is what we have seen in syria. what s timetable here?