of what s going on for a little bit of a longer time.- bit of a longer time. talk us throu~h bit of a longer time. talk us through the bit of a longer time. talk us through the relationship - bit of a longer time. talk us i through the relationship within 0pec plus because this was a very fractious meeting, wasn t it? it very fractious meeting, wasn t it? ., , ., ., very fractious meeting, wasn t it? c, a, it? it was not an easy meeting because essentially, it? it was not an easy meeting because essentially, it - it? it was not an easy meeting because essentially, it was - it? it was not an easy meeting because essentially, it was a l because essentially, it was a coming tojesus, coming to terms type of thing when you look at the quotas and what was actually produced, if you take the igis plants movement numbers, they missed the quotas, the group as a whole, by about 2.5 million barrels a day. so some countries had really been lagging in what they were doing with the quote. so, at
despite keeping themselves out of stormont that the majority of the last parliamentary term and there are serious concerns here. movement numbers and movement on seats is very very small. sinn fein like likely to maybe gain one and deeply likely to maybe gain one and deeply likely to maybe gain one and deeply likely to lose two or three. a small movement has led to sinn fein being eligible for the first minister position. in the view of the dup and unionists they will try to use that to disproportionately spin that this is a movement and momentum towards irish unity. it is not, the figures are still very stable but of course the big thing for northern ireland at the moment is the protocol issue. mixed messages coming from london and the secretary of state with quite an unfortunate intervention just the night before the election saying that perhaps this legislation wouldn t be brought forward but the reality is one thing power sharing is not going to return here. itir. is not going to r
not going to be the problem with the republican nominee. not those trump voters who may or may not have been voting in the first place. it is are we attracting independents. are we attracting women. those are going to be the big movement numbers. that s why, for example, ted cruz is not as much of a threat to hillary clinton as marco rubio is, because marco rubio is really moving the needle when it comes to independents and women. you guys have always had white women though. challenge is really women of color. it is part of my sort of beef with the democratic party when it talks about its gender gap is it hasn t really contended about the gender gap is a women ofgen. the other word that that was so in the iowa versus new hampshire was money. so if i am one of these backpack republicans, do i compete in all three? do i just pick one, that there may be three different winners? what s a reasonable strategy here? i think money is one factor
that s absolutely right. mascara doesn t work. he came out and said i m not going to hurt my mom or yule. my plans have nothing to do with people who are over 55 years old. medicare is going broke and it has to be revamped. we have to be able to provide for the people who are banking on it for sure. so once that they know the true story, as we see, let me correct chris. the national polls don t go by the national polls go by the battleground state polls that show that ryan in places like wisconsin, he is making a difference and the fact that he is on a ticket, has movement numbers. i m not sure what polls you are looking at, but i have not seen any polls were ryan has moved in a positive direction. you are talking about any movement being within the margin of error. megyn: they also show in the poll that just 30% of the folks