we will continue the conversation on twitter. check out our facebook stage give us a like at our homepage. we are back here next sunday morning. 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. welcome. i'm jamie colby. topping the news this hour, this is new reaction to president obama's health care fix. what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are now saying about the president's latest promise to let americans keep their canceled health insurance plans. >> severe tornadoes and thunderstorm warnings. now in the midwest. we will show you where millions of americans should be on alert for the extreme weather coming their way. >> we get the latest the growing mystery that is surrounding the disappearance of a san diego

family. their remains believed to have been uncovered in the california desert. first, sounding off on obama care. will is a lot of that this morning. democrats, republicans, leaders of the insurance industry all speaking out about the troubled health care rollout. offering their take on the president's recent announcement he will extend insurance plans for all americans who received those cancellation notices because of the health care law. >> plenty of new fallout over the affordable care act on stunned talk shows. the president under fire. millions are getting kicked off their existing health insurance plan. this past week, the president minesed anyone that wants to keep an existing plan can do so for one year. republicans say it is not a real

solution to the problem. >> they are losing their coverage, millions. they are being hit by sticker shock. they can't keep their doctors. what the president is proposes is basically a false fix. it is a -- it is a political band-aid but it is not a permanent cure for the people that are being hurt by his policies. >> the administration has promised to pick the health care website by the end of the month. mane time, insurance experts say that they will continue to work with the administration. even though some were caught by surprise when the president announced his temporary fix last week. democrats say that it is time to be patient. let the system work for the american people. >> i think we just have to remain calm and get through the website getting fixed. clarify some of the misrepresentations about it. but it is the law of the land and it is an important economic and health stability issue,

security issue, for the american people. >> the house energy and commerce committee holds another hearing on obama care tuesday. focusing partly on the question of whether americans' personal and financial information is secure on a website with so many problems. >> yes. ten minutes a balanced and fair debate on health care and the effect on politics. republican congressman paul ryan taking aim at president obama over his handling of the obama care rollout. here is what he had to say yesterday at a fund-raiser in iowa. >> i think the valuable lesson we are learning here, unfortunately, with all of the collateral damage with the spectacle is that you don't shut out the opposition. you don't cram a bad bill into law, and you don't say one thing when you know it is another, and then when it all blows up in your face, i'm sorry, just not

going to cut it. >> that was ryan's first appearance in iowa since mitt romney failed on carry the state in last year's presidential election. the former vice presidential nominee said he may be considering his own run in 2016. telling the crowd, maybe we should come back and do this more often. >> turning to the death toll in the philippines because of the typhoon that hit there. that is now rising. it has hit nearly 4,000 people. 1,200 people remain missing. thousands of filipinos grieved at church as much as this sunday. this it is a philippine president responded for cries for help. he is visiting one of the hardest hit regions of the country in saying he will camp out there until there's more progress and aid in that effort. hello, william. >> reporter: you know, eric, that commitment comes a little

late for many filipinos given that relief efforts are already well under way. thanks to the u.s. and others but we did see some baby steps today. a man selling roasted pork on the street. another one, gas station opening. again, small steps but it is beginning. ♪ robbed of everything but their faith, thousands of filipinos turned out foreign sunday mass. to grieve for the dead and thank god for the living. including themselves. >> they are people of faith. they understand that from the hand of god comes good things. sometimes they are allowing difficult things. they appreciate that. >> reporter: already a deeply religious country the victims of typhoon haiyan know they need more than spiritual help to get them through the next few weeks. >> we will bring in fork lifts. we are bringing in water pure fires and all the things you

need. >> reporter: best target supplies, surveillance planes from the george washington, maps and pinpoint areas hardest hit. like this tiny town. team rubicon gather firsthand intelligence to identify the greatest immediate. >> did you to get out. obviously complicated geography. >> reporter: one neighborhood hit by the storm is so devastated there is little left to see. this tourist from belgium came for the summer. >> incredible. incredible. >> reporter: one of the few things left standing, this monument to general douglas macarthur commemorating his return to the philippines in 1944. single figured fall, the philippine general. another small sign, electric power poles are being installed on one of the main roads in the city. they are believing or promising at least they may get some electricity by december 1. that would be along the main road.

but it will help some of the businesses there. eric, open up and, of course, that's what people are looking for. again, this is going to be a very long road. back to you. >> heart breaking tragedy. at least there is some progress. >> eric, thanks. so far they pled less than $2 million in aid for the typhoon ravaged philippines. china talking about. they say they are ready to send rescue and medical teams. china's foreign ministry spokesman saying emergency teams would depart for the hardest hit areas, quote, should conditions permit. there's no sign of as to whether or not the 18 are preparing to depart or whether the philippine government has accepted the offer. by comparison, along with the aircraft carrier and crew of the uss george washington that william was talking about the united states, unlike client a with less than 2 million is giving $20 million in relief. so far. of course, if you would like to help we have completed a list

of eight groups assisting with recovery and rebuilding. i know you want to. just head over to our website, foxnews.com for lots of great ways you can get involved and help. to the mideast now. the white house saying that the u.s. powers could be on the brink of a deal with iran regarding tehran's disputed nuclear program. this coming friday secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to travel to israel to discuss the proposal they are considering right now. he could face tough questions from prime minister binyamin netanyahu. since the potential deal with lift some sanctions on iran, while still leaving it with the ability to enrich uranium despite six united nations security council resolutions and demand from 2006 iran suspend that process. critics fear that they could use that to potentially make a nuclear bomb. hello, peter. >> hi, eric. as you just mentioned, if iran is going to freeze their nuclear

program, they want the summit to ease up on some sanctions. but now some experts are coming out and saying they are not sure any deal with tehran is going to benefit the united states. >> unfortunately as bad as the deal that -- being discussed last weekend was the deal they will agree this coming week is going to be worse. because secretary kerry will have made concessions to make sure that this time they can desuccess. >> sanctions are at the center of this agreement about the negotiations with iran. president obama doesn't think any more are necessary. >> if we are serious about pursuing diplomacy there is month need for us to add new sanctions on top of the sanctions that are already very effective. and brought them to the table in the first place. if it turns out they can't deliver, they can't come to the table in a serious way and get this issue resolved. the sanctions can be ramped back

up. >> but the israel write prime minister believes they if sanctions are eased at all then private companies are going to race to do business with iran which he says would be counterproductive. >> i think the opposite should be done. you should not only keep up the pressure, you should increase the pressure because -- it is finally working. and if you give it up now, when you have that pressure, and iran does not even pick apart this -- centrifuge, what leverage will you have when you need the pressure? it doesn't make sense. >> the prime minister netanyahu tweeted he doesn't think iran is going to walk away from the table because he says this is a green deal for them. eric? >> thank you. this just in to fox news. will is word of some tornado activity already happening in the midwest.

j.d. with more on what we can zblekt people that live across the midwest and tennessee river valley, you need to be paying very close attention to your weather authorities. we already have a confirmed tornado south of peoria. emergency management confirmed that. a brief touchdown. a lot of folks are affected here. millions of people in the path of these storms. this tornado watch here is particularly dangerous situation. this one is one to watch. including chicago and st. louis. we have tornado watches east of that and south of that. this tornado watch, particular dangerous situation, is good until 4:00 p.m. these would watch boxes, 7:00 p.m. local time and look at the tornado warnings we have right now. several of them, southeastern michigan, in towards central illinois. and this is going to be the rule throughout the day today. a very dangerous situation. the storm prediction center

doesn't issue a lot of these. this is a high-risk areas for chicago, indianapolis, and north of louisville. many cities here. millions of people involved. the red shaded area, moderate ricks. severe risk, all of the ingredients will come together for long lasting and very dangerous life-threatening weather. if you live in these regions, you need to be taking -- you know, taking alt of the precautions necessary and listening to your local weather station. we will keep on it and, jamie, this storm system is going to affect over 70 million people. straight line damaging winds across the ohio river valley and into the northeast. we will be on it throughout the day today in the evening hours as well. >> it will be a busy one for you. folks, get out your noaa radios. >> thanks so much. meanwhile, revelations that the national security agency has been spying on foreign leaders proving not just a problem for u.s. diplomats. believe it or not, there are some americans' businesses dealing with that as well.

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police identified two sets of remains found in the desert. they believe that they are a san diego family that vanished nearly lee years ago. they were last seen leaving their home in 2010. their bodies were discovered last week by an off-road motorist. it is so hard the believe so many years later. what do they think happened? >> you know, it is a sad development to this mystery. it was a skeleton remains of joseph that are were discovered according to the sheriff's department. no indications specifically what actually happened. their bodies were found on monday in a shallow grave in what was a remote desert area. it is a07 miles northeast of los angeles.

found what he thought was human bon bones. >> it gives us courage to know that they are together. >> dental records were used to identify the remains of the couple. the sheriff's office says autopsies are being conducted. dna tests will be required to formally identify one thought to be the remains of johnny who was 4 and his 3-year-old brother, joseph. at the time they were missing in february 2010, joseph was 40. all three deaths are being classified as homicides. the authorities aren't releasing details of how they were killed yet or -- yet. it shows the family heading into mexico. if it was them and they did

cross the border, the authorities have yet to work out how their bodies ended up a hundred miles away in the california desert. back to you. >> story almost too horrible to report. keep us posted. > ? democratic lawmakers beginning to break ranks oar obama care? the 39 house democrats who voted in favor of the republican backed bill on friday. that bill allows insurance companies to offer health plans that were canceled for not meeting the new requirements under the obama care. the white house says it affects substandard policies. but today on nbc's "meet the press" democratic house minority leader nancy pelosi said that it doesn't mean there is any major split, she says in the democratic party. >> no. it is not even about the president so much. it is about the affordable care act. we will always be supportive of it. we are disappointed the website does not work.

that has a big impact on implementation. but it will. >> will's tough re-election battles looming next year. can the democrats maintain unity boe over obama care? great to see. >> did you thanks for having us we have 39 democrats. >> self-preservation is the first law of nature. have you 2014 elections. the truth will rise again. can you not defend the affordable care agent. people are jumping ship. >> he said the democrats will stand tall. that's her quote. stand tall on obama care in 2014. >> nancy pelosi is standing on her own talking points. unfortunately with all due respect, living in her own world. >> 39 democrats that voted that they know it is never going to

become law. that's not jumping ship. what's jumping ship is a republican party that has an extenttial crisis between irresponsible tea party and the responsible wing of their party. and angela, when you talk about something that's indefensible, the status quo in health care has 50 million americans who didn't have health insurance, including tens of millions of children, out of control costs, and these insurance policies that we are debate being right now actually didn't give any insurance when you needed it. >> legality. american people still think the president misled him. >> the perception is a third of americans have never -- only third of the americans have ever wanted to repeal obama care. even now, even after all of this. they want republicans and democrats to get together and -- >> you are exactly right. here is where you have people that don't have jobs. more people today are depending on the government. there are more problems with the democratic party than affordable care act. he does bring up a point. the republican party is divided

and they need to have a consistent message and if they do the proper advocacy in strategy i believe they can take the house and senate. >> we have the establishments coming in and challenging tea party republicans and districts in this -- >> i believe we are going to get in line because of democrats this president has given us something where we can run 37 in 2010, republicans took over the house. dealing with obama care. here again it comes up again where -- everything that republicans said on the house floor, the senate floor, has come to pass. >> i actually agree with something angela said. 2010 worked for hem politically which is the only reason republicans are talking about nothing but obama care. you had ten years of extraordinarily -- united dem rattic parties. three out of the last four major national elections, democrats won. the only one that the republicans have any success on is going after obama care. so i agree that there is a political problem that the -- obama administration needs to

fix before they are going to 2014. at least the obama administration and democrats are rig to fix it. >> they have to work with the republicans. >> had have to get some capacity to have the -- individual mandates back. individual insurance back. democrats and republicans should work together. what they are trying to do is revert to the status quo and destroy and repeal and get rid of obama care because -- >> from the standpoint of the -- voting to repeal and defund it, the american -- >> which they don't want. >> i said that republicans should not hold obama care hostage. let the law implement itself and see what is going on with the law. now we are seeing it. the bottom line is you are going to have more democrats jump ship and join conservatives. >> i don't agree that. in the end, as -- you are go to get past this. they are going to need -- other things to talk about in this country. we have a -- another budget deadline coming up in the middle

of december -- >> has harry reid pass ad budget? >> john boehner passed a budget? no. >> the house pass ad budget. reid will not take it up. the house has done its job. the democratic leader -- >> are you kidding me? punt with nothing else to repair. >> doing his job. >> you know what we are going to do? >> what? >> we are going to talk about the budget in about 20 minutes. angus king jr. he will be here to talk about that one coming up. >> we should come back on after him. >> there is the debate. >> thanks. thanks so much. the economic impact not only at home but also abroad. admitted nsa leaker edward snowden. how his revelations of snooping could affect your wallet.

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welcome back, everybody. the story we are about to tell you really surprised me. i found just the right person to tell you about it. there are reports rolling in saying that u.s. businesses are feeling fallout overseas from the nsa spying revelation. normally it wouldn't make the connection but other countries are actually thinking twice now about buying goods that are made by u.s. companies. as china is establishing its own version of the nsa. that's right. they are creating one. making it even more challenging to do business there. how hard is this hitting the bomb only line? i promise you the best.

senior correspondent and anchor. joining me to break it all down. it did take me by surprise the nsa story, which we reported about ed snowden going to russia and being taken in, would have any effect on u.s. companies. >> yeah. >> what's the struggle they are facing? >> this there is an economic fallout and we are seeing tonight the numbers as a lot of technology companies open their books during earnings seasons. sales to china. ibm says it plans to sell 22%. hit the third quarter bottom line. you know, china is the second biggest economy in the world. what's happening is china is -- nervous about taking goods from u.s. tech companies. because they are afraid they are going to get the spying will, you know, undermine their own companies. we are also seeing it is not just china. there was a survey done that said -- that overseas customers

would probably cancel some of their contracts from u.s. cloud provides by 10%. many of the them are thinking about that 3755% are thinking about that. this really is having an mick impact. >> are they right to worry? do you think it is a legitimate concern? >> you look at china. i mean, so many of their companies are owned by the government which we know, of course, buys and that's why we have a lot of problems sometimes doing trading with china. china owning u.s. companies. weigh know that they are doing it. of course they are nervous. if some of their secrets get caught up by our own spying activities. that should not guide whether or not whatever the nsa does, obviously. just the economic impact on u.s. companies. but it definitely may have -- you know, a problem with our economy. >> that's just -- based on what we know about what they are doing. there could also be another component of what we don't know. is that why china may be gearing up to form their own nsa?

it is hard believe had didn't have one. >> that's the brilliant point. i can't believe don't have one. now they are just coming out and saying that it is going to be there. i think that's a threat in some way. they are trying to threaten us. >> going to counter-spy. >> yes. you know they are doing it in any case. i mean -- companies -- countries all over the world are doing it. with good reason. china -- i also think wants to retaliate because the u.s. congressional report took issue with two chinese tech companies. which basically barred them from doing much business with the united states. china is saying maybe we are going to think twice. it is definitely raise alarm bells all over the world. >> in terms of manufacturing in part, manufacturing took a real hit and we would like to site get back so people can get jobs, will we be able to manufacture all of our products if we have a concern about buying parts from china? >> that's a brilliant question. that's another -- >> two brilliant questions in one interview? >> dr. colby.

>> oh, my goodness. i can't believe. >> it that's a real issue. there's -- a real trickle-down effect. it is not just what happens. it is who they buy their parts from. you know, it would be nice if we could manufacture everything but the truth is that u.s. companies go to china because it is cheaper. they buy chinese products because they are cheaper. and our economy right now in large part during the recession was driven by exports, by other countries around the world buy our goods. this is another issue. >> we should watch this long term. we this is the first time you reported on this here. we may not -- >> yes. >> might not be the friend you should be looking at all -- you know, technology on the leading edge of the economy, if they can't sell, this would be a big problem. >> great story. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you for the kind compliment. i enjoyed talking to you. i always learn and listen. i would pay more if i could buy made in america. that's all i'm going to say. thank you so much.

. the world power and iran could be on the verge of a deal. a look beyond that news, here is the sunday commentary. >> if you think you know anything about foreign policy think again. no better example of this surfaced last week when negotiations blew up between iran and the united states. france, russia, china, germany, britain. the bitter end came just as american media analysts were waxing agreement within reach. the company's historic moment slipped away in the face of reality. proving once more that outside the closed doors, no one really knows what is going on. even they then may be undone by back channels. usually what emerges are the scraps of what might have happened. couched in enough murky language for clear understanding. but after a three-day marathon

of negotiations, the outcome of the iran talks did he pied diplomacy's silent tradition. the truth surfaced as the french foreign minister announced the u.s. and allies has been presented with a sucker's deal. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu went on the warpath figuratively and perhaps down the line literally, he warned the world of what he described as a very bad deal offered by the iranians. the power if jewish lobby in washington was alerted. secretary of state kerry wore himself out insisting iran was acting in good faith. basically, the deal proposed is reported to require the u.s. to relax economic sanctions while iran promises to scale back its nuclear program. president obama defended the proposal, begging outraged members of both parties in

congress not to add even more economic sanctions to the ones already predictling tcrippling . national security adviser susan ri rice backed up kerry. it is the reporting that was wrong, she said. everyone is onboard except iran. so goes the play blame game. the talks in geneva scheduled to resume on wednesday are the first stage of what opis. meanwhile mr. obama presents what can only be described as a frantic and ugly front. they are working feverishly for a deal at any cost to remake the obama image and legacy. iranian mullahs must be salivating at the thought of rolling in american president who is not to be feared. and aloof rid wlol lost respect

in home, the middle east and beyond. our president is in survival mode. iran's president is a patient man. the disas trous debut of the health care plan has already wounded mr. obama. not to mention the millions of americans caught. a rushed agreement with iran based on mr. obama's deal to rescue his reputation is unthinkable and i am immoral. this is a dangerous time as we barter with a ruthless thee october w -- theocracy. international inspectors have what they call managed access to the sites where uranium is enriched and most sensitive sites are off-limits. iran's believes as a sovereign nation it has a right to nuclear power. but not to put too fine a point

on it, that is reserved for only the sane. not for fundamentalist fanatics who dream of the day they can humble away and reduce israel to a hole in the desert. that may sound dire. yet, it is a logical assumption. given iran's support for terror and terrorists. flaming rhetoric that, frankly, gets old but no les positive potent. secretary kerry has even gone so far as to say that any deal with iran will be fail safe. we have a strong suspicion that pledge may have as much of a chance at keeping their own insurance under obama care. that went well. another big budget showdown is looming on capitol hill. coming up, we will tell what you to think this time and whether we can end up with another government shutdown. also, the white house saying it is getting close to a nuclear deal with iran.

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we know obama care has been engulfing washington. but another problem is coming at us. the budget. and our debt. remember that? the 29-member joint and senate

conference committee is aiming for a budget deal by december 13. another potential shutdown deadline looms for january 15 unless there is another compromise. one member of that committee joins us now from new brunswick, maine. independent senator angus king jr. of maine who caucuses with the democrat senators. good to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> you were governor for two terms. you cut taxes. had you to balance the budget by law in augusta, maine. why can't washington ever be able do that? >> well, i think -- perhaps the best answer to that is that they have the printing press in washington. we didn't have the printing press in maine. borrowing has become a way of life in washington. it is just -- it is just routine and it is accepted. i think there have been deficits something like 40 of the last 43 years. there have only been two or three surpluses and -- in my view, it is -- too easy for

politicians to end and too hard for them to tax and you end up with defense zbits you have been in the meetings at the moment. do you think we will ever get an answer to this? what do you think could happen come december 13? >> well, it is going to be close. it is a very tough negotiation. i talked to patty murray the chair of the budget committee, this morning. she is in contact with chairman ryan of the house budget committee. the two sides are very far apart. the reason it is so hard is that what is at stake is the core values of the two parties. the republicans want no revenues, no increases whatsoever. the democrats are very reluctant to make cuts in entitlement programs. and the truth is, i believe a little bit of both is going to be necessary to resolve this problem. or we are going to be stuck with the sequester which was designed. you have to remember it was literally designed to be stupid. it was designed to be so unacceptable to both sides that it would provoke some kind of compromise settlement.

it didn't work and now we have this across-the-board cut in defense and discretionary and you can't -- they can't -- don't have flexibility. and -- it is really going to bite and it is -- it is a ridiculous way to govern and i'm -- i'm hoping for two reasons that we can come to a settlement. one, because we should just from the point of view of the substance of having more rational budget but also just to prove to the american people we can do our most basic job. i think it is almost more important that we do something than what the details are. just to show that, you know, for the first time in four, five years, we can actually pass a budge net the united states congress. think of that. >> you know, you are -- in a unique position. you are an independent and we have the democrats and republicans at logger heads. the angus king plan. dealing with $255 billion in

teen it'llment reforms. you proposed to cut corporate taxes 35% to 32.5%. that sounds like ronald reagan or jfk or both. >> well, i put something on the table at the meeting the other day because -- i feel like you have to start with something. there was lot of discussion of sort of general economic principles and -- where we are going and what the -- future economy looks like. i felt, hey, we are in the budget conference here. here is a proposal. i don't expect that it will become the final deal. but i said at the time that -- here is some -- here something that -- has -- has something in it that everybody can hate. by definition that's where we have to end up. one side or the other can't win it all. mine -- the math mattics of washington are straightforward. you have a democratic president, a republican house, and a democratic senate, although the

republicans in the senate have substantial power because of the rules, and that means nothing happens without bipartisan support. it is just -- it is just -- absolutely is a dead certain and so -- everybody has to give a little. oftentimes i think that -- you know, the republicans in the house think they run the place. senate democrats think they run the place. but in reality, it has to be a joint enterprise and has to be a come prom ice and has to be something to give everybody some heartburn. >> we have that plan and how it goes and facing that -- deadline in the month. we will check back with you. senator angus king, independent, of maine. thank you for spending some of your sunday with us today. >> john kerry is preparing to restum talks with other world powers without striking a nuclear deal with iran but could it happen. could it really happen? what does its veil to say about all of this? we can take a closer look next. as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires.

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new signs that the international community could be close to striking a nuclear deal

with iran, making it the first such agreement in years. there are talks scheduled to resume in geneva with the six powers this week. at the same time, benjamin netanyahu is urging the world to remain cautious on any possible deal. >> hi, jamie. >> all reports are that there's no deal yet. and we know what iran wants, an easing of sanctions. what's at risk for us and for israel, if those sanctions are eased? >> well, we lose any leverage we have. i think what will happen in the next week, and it will get really complicated, but it's really actually simple. there are three possible deals on the table. one is that iran pauses part of its nuclear program and we pause part of the sanctions. that's a bad deal, because in effect, it allows iran to

continue to have nuclear weapons, there's a second deal that would halt everything in place. we halt the sanctions, they halt the nuclear program. that's not a great deal either because iran is now so close to being a nuclear weapons power that the other countries in the region would say well, iran's almost there. we've got to take action of our own. we need nuclear weapons. the third deal would be iran rolls back part of its program, takes some of its enriched uranium and makes it less enriched or whatever. that deal would be a very good one for us. and then we'd have what everybody wants, which is what the west wants, which is no nuclear war, no iranian nuclear weapons. i don't think iran is going to go for it in a minute.

>> the country of iran wants to be part of the world. they don't like that they're sanctioned. it clearly hurts the people of iran. but if they deny they have a nuclear program to begin with, why would they ever agree toe stop enriching uranium or making a weapon? how do we know either way? we don't get transparency with iran. >> no, and you sunt expect that you would. and you shouldn't expect what they have to say. when i worked for reagan, reagan always said trust but verify. you'd have to make sure that any arrangement, any deal with iran would have ironclad, an ironclad program to really know that they were keeping their word, so that we would be able to verify without any doubt that they were keeping their word. that's not going to be easy, i mean, you know, jamie, iran has twice as many century finals as

the united states has starbucks. that's going to be really hard to see are they closing any of them down. none of those deals talk about rolling back, closing some of those century fujs, you know, closing some of those starbucks. so i think we're a long way from getting a deal that would make any sense. now, would the united states be eager for a deal, any deal, even a bad deal? yeah. i think you saw that two weeks ago according to press reports that the united states and iran were close to a faux deal. but a bad deal is worse than no deal. because at that point, iran would have the check recovery that it really want, and it would also have nuclear weapons. and what it would do is permanently put in place the regime that is in place now and take all those people that you talked about in iran, who want a

better way. they wouldn't have a chance. >> they've suffered. we'll keep our eye on it and see what happens this week. thanks for joining us. and thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm jamie colby. >> and i'm eric shawn. even when. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. gravy and more,

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