reporter: it s going to be very difficult, don, either way and there cannot be a military solution without a political one along side it. that is a point that the president did bring up saying that perhaps what is transpiring right now is a wake up call to the iraqi government. much of what we are seeing is largely due to the prime minister s polarizing politics. for years he has been alienating and angering iraq s suni population which is why an organization like isis was able to gain so much territory. it s in the spotlight right now but it s not necessarily fighting on its own. as it moves through these various suni areas and if you follow it s path from mosul to kirkuk down through the capitol of baghdad it also has the support of various suni groups that were very active during the u.s. occupation of iraq. not fighting along side isis
she gotten better at this? one of the knocks on her during previous campaigns was that then senator obama was better at it than she was. so one of my questions going into this is how much has she improved? and also how do people react to her? just the fact that she is coming and doing this reminds us how different she is from other potential democratic candidates. there are others considered possible candidates like martin o malley from maryland, for example. those people can go to early primary states sort of underneath the radar and that of course is not the case with hilary. she can redirect our attention to the fact she is a potential front runner basically by snapping her fingers. that s what we re seeing here today. on the flip side it also can dredge up memories of the clintons that are maybe less than savory. terry mcauliffe is a long time friend of the clintons and he was involved in miniscandals when they were in office in previous years when bill clinton
sentence or with the prosecutor to plead. now the only bargaining chip he has is this video. as you said, some people are casting aspersion on the video. so i don t know that it will be a trend. it may be to people who don t know the ins and outs of what it means. trace: yeah, but on the flip side it really is the family members, it s awfully hard on them. ice getting a lot of publicity and every time this story is on the news, like now, they have to relive this again and again. it s got to be tough. that s why it s important you pointed out what the victim was. he served in the navy, the father of two daughters, a great grandfather. he had a life and a name and i has to be recognized. not just this video that was shown and going towards the sentencing. trace: criminal defense attorney heather hanson. always good to see you. thank you. trace: emergency officials say that they are trying to locate hundreds of people who are still unaccounted for in colorado. as the waters now
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woes. the reason pensions are underfunded is because of poor decisions. to think if we pursue this path where all of a sudden we re going to get government that s providing great cost effective service is not necessarily true. wayne, last word. i ve side it. i think the proof is in the pudding. we know if you could privatize certain things john makes a point. there are five cities in the state of california that have gone bust. you can t just keep making this up. this is a solution, a good solution for the workers, a good solution for the cities, a good solution for the taxpayer. i say we take the buyout and go live in bermuda. come join me. it s a one thing both presidential candidates agree on. more government job training programs. who should pick up the tab? taxpayers or the companies looking to fill those positions? plus nearly half of the money states got in a housing rescue