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is the new york developer pulling the field in directions it would rather not go? trump s race, it s the inside story. welcome to inside story. i am ray suarez. for more than a century with very few exceptions people born in the united states were commonly recognized as american citizens. period. a lot of the discussion about birth right citizenship centers on the 14th amendment, ratified just after the civil war. it s suddenly an issue again because donald trump made getting rid of that legal status a centerpiece of his immigration policy proposal. and while political reporters were becoming comfortable about the notion of billionaire s larger than life impact on the race he wasn t credited with the ability to set the agenda, to shape the debate. but as al jazerra s david shuster reports, that s just what he s doing. i am here to tell you why i am running for president. reporter: on tuesday amidst the downpour at the iowa state fair, florida senator mar ....
votes were cast. now that guy is leading in primary, state and nationwide polls and all those electable candidates are far behind. many in single digits. but what is really interesting is donald trump s impact on the issues side. the huge republican field has no choice but to respond to issues trump is putting in play. is the new york developer pulling the field in directions it would rather not go? trump s race, it s the inside story. welcome to inside story. i am ray suarez. for more than a century with very few exceptions people born in the united states were commonly recognized as american citizens. period. a lot of the discussion about birth right citizenship centers on the 14th amendment, ratified just after the civil war. it s suddenly an issue again because donald trump made getting rid of that legal status a centerpiece of his immigration policy proposal. and while political reporters were becoming comfortable about the notion of billionaire s large ....
states. that s a side effect. that s not what people want loosening up the laws in al jazeera america. could it be a chance to cash in on a green rush. when you look around, how much opportunity do you see? it s budding with excite: pun intended. budding with excitement in colorado. an explosion in pot use and marijuana edibles. the dark side of the rocky mountain high thank you for joining us for in special edition from america tonight . i m lori jane gliha. we ll start in colorado, recreational marijuana brought in massive amounts of sales, tourism and grow houses like this one. it brought unexpected consequences, that some have law. i had really lost touch with reality, and started projectile vomiting in the car. die. i said it 20 times. when jordan kooums took his family to the fair, he never expected to od on marijuana. it s like i got poisoned. the 40-year-old father and vado game designer, said they parked the boys with their father and checked ....
choice but to respond to issues trump is putting in play. is the new york developer pulling the field in directions it would rather not go? trump s race, it s the inside story. welcome to inside story. i am ray suarez. for more than a century with very few exceptions people born in the united states were commonly recognized as american citizens. period. a lot of the discussion about birth right citizenship centers on the 14th amendment, ratified just after the civil war. it s suddenly an issue again because donald trump made getting rid of that legal status a centerpiece of his immigration policy proposal. and while political reporters were becoming comfortable about the notion of billionaire s larger than life impact on the race he wasn t credited with the ability to set the agenda, to shape the debate. but as al jazerra s david shuster reports, that s just what he s doing. i am here to tell you why i am running for president. reporter: on tuesday amids ....
.he said, i regret that vote i have been saying that was the wrong decision. we were misled. there was false intelligence about wmds. she said i had dozens of debates with candidate obama in 2008, where he really hammered me on this vote. after that, he chose me as his secretary of state. after that, i was in the situation room when they were deciding whether they would go after osama bin laden. so she essentially said, i have learned from some of the mistakes i have made but my records show my judgment when it comes to foreign policy. the american voter will decide whether they take that to be true. guest tendon molly o toole from defense 11. thank you for the time and information. been mollyt has o toole from defense one. we will be back tomorrow as we are every day, 7:00 eastern time, for more washington journal. have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ....