his core group love i am with that, but not sure how much farther he can move the needle with it. sandra: a lot of republican candidates are forced to answer the question, would you support him if he is nominee? jeb bush, says, yes he would. kasich, as we saw, he was pressed on this, on another channel and he was kind of put into a corner and he ultimately said no, not in his words. he actually said, it is not going to happen. basically said, i don t have to answer the question. andrea: he is refusing to answer the question. they re spending almost hundreds of millions, billion dollars the establishment to get trump out of the race but, sandra, they have been trying this for weeks and months, and it hasn t helped candidates. jeb who tried to attack donald, it actually hurt him and blew back in his face. jeb is busy attacking everyone. busy attacking rubio. busy attacking everyone. it is not helping them. you have to give voters a reason to pull the lever for you. that is the best poi
the question will there be insurgency inside i say that, that is how politicians put it, a political insurgency inside of the establishment to keep him from getting the nomination? could be. charles brings up a great point. humility is important leadership trait to have and i think more he reaching a point where he starts to need to look presidential. these squabbles or inability to say i m sorry or make a mistake might end up hurting him. he can only use sandra: only really gains momentum after the paris attacks. harris: that is in his wheelhouse, that is his sweet spot of conversation, immigration, foreign policy. sandra: two senior republican senators calling for tens of thousands of coalition troops to quickly destroy isis while hillary clinton calling out what she calls fear-mongerrers who say we re at war with radical islam. plus in the wake of the deadly terror attacks in paris, nsa sweeping authority to collect
sniff through it to get data you needed. andrea: because as much as people want to be kept safe they don t want, one, the think the government is effective enough to us use the broad swath charles was talking about, massive collection of data effectively against the terrorists but not only that they can t protect our information. harris: that s right. andrea: they re incompetent. look i have no problem with you going after terrorists. just don t do it and jeopardize my personal data. harris: those breaches and those hacks people say they re worried about, sandra. it has been pretty bad. sandra: when you asked people in the face of everything they re seeing people s minds change and people are much more willing to give up certain things for national security. when i was in the military in the 1980s, i was told government had eight files on everyone before the internet blew up. harris: eight files? they have our information. i think it is dumb, sort of dumb to track these kind of inn
i do believe society hits a brick wall. i hope i m right on this where we start to reject this. andrea: if they want to make the t-shirts, let them make the t-shirts. we get into dangerous territory telling companies not to print certain things and make certain things. instead of worrying about a war on legible clothing i would be more worried if someone gifted you the sweater that is the real concern. parent stop buying stuff. i don t know if they will, i really don t. for $20.40 i can t imagine harris: that is a lot for a t-shirt. sweater. sandra: new evident under effort in the five against obesity as debate over soda and other sugary drinks should be taxed heads to the polls. is the government overreaching? we debate.
did you hear similar thing that ben carson did, they want to stay? i did. i heard exactly the same thing. i heard the most compassionate thing we can do is put our emphasis making it possible for them to return to their homeland as opposed to all of the emphasis right now which is on bringing them to america or to germany. it doesn t surprise me what the wall street journal reported because think about it. if you re in jordan, went from syria to jordan, not much of a culture shock. go from syria or iraq to germany or the united states, of course immigrants always want to feel like, when they first arrive in a country to be surrounded what they know. this is perfect situation for people who want to radicalize people, you know. they come in with a apparently the article says they re coming in with gifts. coming in with a compass, teaching them how to face mecca. they re doing this. this is not surprising. andrea: sandra the french