prevention in the world and focus elsewhere. and it will be an important distinction between them. and i think a distinction that will be important to many voters and that will be on display. last word, sally. again, this goes to not just where they are now but were they were. bernie sanders consistently against the iraq war and other irresponsible american interventions. and hillary clinton was for it. and then when other people were against it, she s against it. that temperament, particularly hawkish is hurting her among other things. richard, sally, thank you so much. we ll be watching to see how it plays out tuesday night after the debate. new details about the oregon shooter. he was damped from the army because of a suicide event. the head of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence joins us next.
passionate about this. she s been a long time advocate for gun control. she supports the measure that would allow people to go after manufacturers. it is time. it s way past time, that we ve got guns out of the hands of these criminals or crazy people. i think if hillary is elected president, that will be a priority. let s talk about syria. this is a point that will be a true distinction. hillary supports training syrian rebels to fight isis. bernie sanders opposes traying the renes. hillary supports the no fly zone. he supports the no fly zone. she breaks with obama administration in syria. he supports obama strategy in syria. how do you think this will play out, richard? certainly, hillary clinton supports a very robust foreign policy. and that s reflective of her time as secretary of state. i think senator sanders supports perhaps a more limited
because the trade bill has just been completed, right? i think as secretary of state she was part of the obama administration and supported the idea to come up with the trade deal that met certain environmental standards. now, we have the trade deal. and her view is it does not met her strong test. sally, is that how you see it? though were impressive verbal gymnastics from richard. thank you. she changed her mind. she changed her mind. the difference is, a lot of issues between hillary and bernie is not where they came out on the issues, but how long they ve been there. bernie was clearly against these kinds of trade deals that sort of are, you know, the children of nafta, and things that have shipped jobs overseas.
just five days away from the first democratic debate. so, this morning, we are going to take a look at the how the dem front-runners, hillary clinton and bernie sanders differ on some of the key issues. with us to help, richard soper. and hillary, undecide at the moment. you guys are fascinating to talk to. let s talk about the key issues, something that s come up in the past 24 hours. trade, neither one support the tpp, transpacific partnership. what s interesting, hillary clinton has totaled 45 times that she pushed the trade bill. what happened in the past 24 hours? well, i don t think you d say it s the very same trade bill