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Recapping the Foreign Policy Debate

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    FBN’s Rich Edson breaks down the last presidential debate ahead of the November election.

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Look at last night's third and final presidential debate.

As both President Obama and former governor Mitt Romney faced off over foreign policy Fox Business is rich as a -- and is live in but got Boca Raton Florida with a recap -- a lot of it was about domestic policy.

And did the Texan Bob she -- -- -- little troubled reign in those two gentlemen again.

Yeah after about a five minute conversation on education spending since -- is of foreign policy debate let's get back to that very much by the way -- designed.

By the Romney campaign they seem like they wanted to take things more towards the economy in the argument overall when it comes to foreign policy is.

A poorly performing American economy projects poorly on the world stage -- projecting American power and we need to better economy.

We do get rid of our debt and deficits -- reduce our debt and deficits in order for two projects that are power on the world stage but -- -- -- -- President Obama in this one was on the attack governor Romney played this one like he had a lead a bit of a role reversal than what we saw.

In the first debate President Obama says wherever he and governor Romney disagree.

It was a sense of reckless campaigning on governor Romney's part one of the biggest disagreements they had.

Military spending.

You -- the navy for example in the we have fewer ships that we did in 1960.

Well governor we also have fewer horses and -- and that's because the nature of our military -- changed we have these things called aircraft carriers where planes land on the I want to make sure that we have the ships that are required by our navy our air force is older and smaller of that any time since it was founded.

In 1947.

Clarification from the present he said the sequestration.

Those of those automatic cuts.

That hit the meal and hit the military starting on January 1 will not happen.

After the debate aids walk that back presidential aids walk that they saying they should.

Not -- the Republicans -- -- -- president doesn't have a plan specifically to deal with avoiding those military cuts with the administration is saying is just part of there.

Broader deficit reduction package which includes tax increases and spending cuts.

Back to you rich -- look good for 5 o'clock in the morning as good as saying on that we'll see you all along I can't believe I pulled that off with.

It that it got to thank you read -- -- -- -- Raton Florida.

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