about like a joe lieberman speech. it's a 75 on that scale. there are various outlets that i computes numbers for it. a report the mall. >> host: give us one example of how you got joe lieberman to 75 end of the new york times is the 75. >> guest: a carry. so this is maybe a recent example, but in my book the main way that i judge hal liberal or conservative the speeches or how liberal or conservative the media content is is look at the tank citations. and so i have a list of 200 think tanks ranging from the heritage foundation to the economic policy institute, think, center for budget and policy priorities of lsi. i just kind of count the ratio of those. you know, is a new york times siding with the heritage foundation more or the center on budget and policy priorities. and they would probably have something like a four to one ratio. i am sure they side with the center on budget and policy priorities more than the heritage foundation. and then by that method it turns out that joe lieberman what about the same ratio. he is also siding with the

but i would say finnair times content would be elected joe lieberman speech in some ways. i don't say that in the book and it is good to be called unbiased. that means about 50. so something like c-span would be 50 just because a lot of your content is speeches by a congress. if you get a balance you would be exactly 50 are very near. said you need to have a range with "the washington times" said is 30 all the wit to "the new york times." cbs evening news when i did this dan rather was there it was close to 80 but msnbc although i did not measure for this book they would be even higher i am sure today. >>host: what about fox news? >> there is only one show with a special report. i think it was 39 it was right-of-center but not far. the average republican speech would be 15. but not as far right as the average republican like a susan collins speech some people call her not truly a conservative. >>host: what is the methodology of the matthew used to develop your scale? >>guest: that is kind of evolved into pat myself on the back it took a lot of work. but basically as mathem

another lady who is very familiar with basketball, made a little basketball history herself, nanny lieberman kline, former star player and head coach in the nba development league and now general manager of the texas legends and a member of the hall of fame. nancy, welcome to you. >> it is my pleasure to be here. >> so we were talking quickly in commercial break. you said it's been a busy couple

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my next guest is the foreign minister of israel, avigdor lieberman. mr. foreign minister, pleasure to have you on the show. you have criticized the cease-fire that was established between israel and hamas and gaza. why? >> good morning, fareed. >> good morning. >> first of all, the question is how to protect this. a separation if it's possible to do something and to achieve stable and sustainable cease-fire or peace agreement. the last piece that we saw in gaza and qatar, they verified their position. they explained that they will fight israel and their goal to wipe out the state of israel. and i think that we must deliberate our position regarding hamas from the beginning, from scratch. and i think that we have enough force to finish the story and to topple this terrorist administration and i don't see any differences between hamas and isis and al qaeda. we saw their executions in gaza strip. it's exactly like islamic states al qaeda. >> so if this is your view, this is a fairly major disagreement with the prime minister. this is not a small matter. this

lieberman says substance abuse and depression go hand-in-hand. depression makes people want to commit suicide and substances make them act impulsively. >> thank you. we should note that abc is airing a special edition of 2020 tonight in honor of robin williams. that airs at 10:00 tonight. coming in fromws maryland. the state medical examiner says a woman and two children found dead inside a car two months ago died of heat stroke. her car was found in the parking lot of a middle school. her body was inside a locked car with her to daughters. they do not know why the car was parked there on that 90 degree day. were taken to the hospital this morning after their truck crashed in alexandria. rhiannon carter is live on beacon hill road. that brought them a power pole. this hour,r crews at eight hours after this all happened. they are still there on the scene along beacon hill road. this started around 430 this morning. it was responding to a call when the latter truck slammed into the power pole and crashed. it flipped the truck on its side. four of t

they're interested in this information, but bob mcculloch's office, not so much. >> denise lieberman,he issue of community policing became quite vivid when ron johnson took over command of the situation there in ferguson. let's listen to some of the things he said. >> i want to start off by talking to mike brown's family. i wear this uniform. and i stand up here and say i'm sorry. [ applause ] when this is over, i'm going to go in my son's room, my black son, who wears his pants sagging, wears his hat cocked to the side, got tattoos on his arm. but that's my baby. >> denise, how much of a difference did that make when ron johnson came into that community and started speaking that way? >> ron johnson's presence here has been transformative, and it's powerful for a reason. we always hear that the police are supposed to protect and to serve, but that is not the reality of communities in color, where structural racism has created a system where communities of color are overpoliced, overcriminalized, overbrutalized by a police force that doesn't reflect their community. we believe that it'

today we show a connection between the two, plus, we head to the grocery store with layne lieberman to show how easy it is to eat healthy no matter where you shop. it may not be wise to eat a ton of eggs every day but what about putting them on your skin instead? and coffee and sugar, could they be more useful on the body than in the mouth? right now the carmindy creator of the new line carmindy and company joins me to show some food items that could double as beauty products. >> that's right. >> i love having you on the show. we always save in the beauty department. >> that's right. that's right. >> let's not waste a moment and go right into us what you've brought to show us today. >> some of these products we can finally enjoy again. we can start putting them on our skin. it is about saving time and saving money. i've been here before and we talked about fun skin masques. but it was a little blending and a few products you had to mix together. these are things you can take as they are on their own and put them on your skin or even on your teeth and improve your look. it's easy. >> la

but we are in 2009 stood the lieberman campaign on a very simple platform. he ran ads over and over declaring no loyalty, no citizenship. in other words, if you fail to declare loyalty to the jewish state, to the jewish state, you will be stripped of your citizenship rights. disappointed the 20% of the israeli public who were non-jews, or palestinian citizens in israel. and these laws, and lieberman moved to fulfill his promise as he entered the knesset, as his party entered the knesset as the third lord cheshire largest party. with support from benjamin netanyahu and from micro brought who supported an initiative which passed to require all new citizens of visual to swear loyalty to the jewish and democratic state. a loyalty oath. these loyalty oath's was first introduced in the knesset by a rabbi who was actually banned from the knesset in 1980 for racist incitement who advocated the establishment of a theocratic fascist state and what he referred to as the west bank and the total forcible transfer of all palestinians and non-jews who refused to swear loya

don lieberman, from our sister network, fusion, reports, tonight, from honduras. >> reporter: we just word there is a shooting here in this neighborhood. there's several people who have been shot. there's a huge crowd of people who are looking on at the scene. we've been here just four hours. and already, we've seen six murders. this crime scene is so fresh, authorities are still looking for the killers in the crowd. one police officer has been gunned down. five gang members are dead. every hour and 15 minutes, somebody gets killed here. this is not iraq or afghanistan. honduras is a different kind of war. and we're in the most dangerous city in the world. san pedro sula. there's one kid being questioned by police right now. and sources tell us, he may be a gang member. >> reporter: he can't be more than 14 years old. gangs here can force kids as young as 7 years old, to join the drug trade. his mother knows too well. she lost her 16-year-old son a few months ago. he was shot to death by the gang. we won't show the parents' faces or their names because they're still in danger. the gan

look forward to this for her and for many other female trail blazers, including yourself, nancy lieberman you taking the time. good luck to you. >> thank you so much. thanks. >>> and a reminder to you. tomorrow, cnn's emmy nominated series "the sixties," a special episode, the times, they were a changing. >> jack, what is your definition of a husband? >> a husband is a guy who is in charge and should be all of the time. ♪ there's something happening here ♪ >> women couldn't open a bank account in their own name. they couldn't get credit. >> the jobs we have are jobs that only men are able to do. >> american psychiatric association deemed homosexuality to be a mental disorder. >> migrant farm workers are getting paid pennies to feed america. >> you have this bubbling up of a desire for really quality. >> what we are talking about is a revolution and not a reform. ♪ stop hey what's that sound ♪ everybody look what's going down ♪ >> you cannot be given equality. you have to assume it. >> people looked around and said, look at this potential for change. ♪ stop hey what's that sound >> thursda

those bills that they were wasing about, the first one lieberman billn live and then warner liebermanand markey.ator all of them were talking about regulating the emissions of emitted that 25,000-tons or more. air act regulates 250-tons or more. economistk you as an if it is true that it would be between $300 billion and a year for the 25,000 tons or more. do you any idea what it would cost the american people if they successfully regulate this under the lie clen air act? magnitude more. >> well, i think that is -- that is a good answer. you very much. >> senator bozeman? you, mr. chairman. professor mason, in your addressed across states. arkansas is one of the most difficult targets in the country. you said there will be state level impacts that affect jobs and growth. thed you explain how impacts could impact opportunities in states like meansas and what that will for consumers? simply, to the extent that consumers in these derive energy from plants in those states, again, those consumers will pay more for their electricity. things get wonky because you will have effects.te will ar

today we show a connection between the two, plus, we head to the grocery store with layne lieberman tohow easy it is to eat healthy no matter where you shop. it may not be wise to eat a ton of eggs every day but what about putting them on your skin instead? and coffee and sugar, could they be more useful on the body than

daniel lieberman is a professor of behavioral sciences at george washington university. >> the doctors are expected to prescribe medication based on clinical evidence and the clinical evidence simply isn't there. we're guessing when we use a drug like this and considering the reports of death, it is probably not a good idea to guess. >> the system here says it's too dangerous. what is shooting up heroin, dangerous. >> when all the safe effective alternatives have been exhausted, it's understandable that people are willing to potentially risk their lives if it gives them hope. >> reporter: hope is all she has left. she put her faith and $175 into the one-week program. >> i can't have this in my house with the other children. his siblings are just so sad. they just want their brother back. me and my husband are so sad. all we want is our son back judge their sadness is now on hold. >> i just have to have faith that this is going to work. >> reporter: lucas recently returned from the week-long program and his mother told us she got her son back, but the treatment is short-lived, designed

investigations and conclusions are predictable at the same time the israeli foreign minister avigdor lieberman has called it a terrorist white council the argument that the israelis put forward is that it is hamas who should be investigated for what they call double crimes they say that hamas has committed the crime of firing rockets at israel and at the same time of the using civilians from wait to launch its rocket fire. paula thank you very much . militia forces in iraq's kurdistan ought to be armed by the united states in an attempt to prevent it falling fully into the hands of jihadists who are tightening their grip with their self declared caliphate light weaponry and i mean asians will be dispatched but there are questions about what kind of much they'll be against heavily armed islamic state fighters you can reports. thousands of iraqis are helpless in the face of terror from the islamic state the jihadi militants are ruthless and well armed there's the hardest forces in iraq are probably the strongest the hardest forces in the region and in the world they are equipped with advanced am

true there is a lot of different voices in this role who are not basically represented by now or by lieberman or by ben and but behind the scenes i think they have a lot of say and what's going on well as president obama had mentioned today there's been a lot of nitpicking on john kerry over his negotiating efforts do you think this is fair i mean how much power does. as the u.s. wheeled in negotiating efforts of a cease fire for both sides a lot of people would say right now just because of the role the u.s. has played in the region just because of the role the u.s. has played ever since the conflict or ever since they became the brokers of the negotiations between the palestinians and israel is a lot of people do not see kerry in good faith on the palestinian side not on the israeli side we see or reso and we read comments coming from israelis who are criticizing kerry for the efforts that he has a lot of people see him as not the honest broker that they would like to see in the region in order to reach a cease fire a lot of i would say a lot of the criticism would come from the palestinian

lieberman, i understand that robin williams recently. which do you treat?lly part and parcel of the same phenomenon. people who suffer from various mental disorders such as mood disorders like depression, anxiety disorders often self-medicate to make themselves feel better because they haven't gone to see a doctor to get a diagnosis and treatment. and that makes the situation much, much worse. you know, the tragedy and pair doxical nature of his death is horrible. he made so many people happy, so joy us and gregarious, but he had many risk factors for suicide. he had depression. he had complication addiction. he also recently had heart disease and heart surgery are both risk factors for depression. and finally he was a middle to older age male, and that age group has the highest rate of suicide among all demographics. >> dr. jeffrey lieberman, thank you. >>> coming up, a happier story to share from the world of entertainment. ♪ we're off to see the wizard >> an this is a woyeah!esitating on a life-changing decision. at university of phoenix, we- we know goi

lieberman and then senator markey.all of them were talking about regulating the emissions of entities that emitted 25,000-tons or more. now, the clean air act regulates 250-tons or more. i would ask you as an economist if it is true that it would be between $300 billion and $400 billion a year for the 25,000 tons or more. do you any idea what it would cost the american people if they were able to successfully regulate this under the clean air act? >> orders of magnitude more. >> well, i think that is -- that is a good answer. thank you very much. >> senator bozeman? >> thank you, mr. chairman. professor mason, in your testimony you addressed across states. arkansas is one of the most difficult targets in the country. you said there will be state level impacts that affect jobs and growth. would you explain how the impacts could impact opportunities in states like arkansas and what that will mean for consumers? >> well, very simply, to the extent that consumers in these states derive energy from plants in those states, a

is a fascinating example, joe lieberman was a national security prodefense democrat, they ran him outy in predicate in 2006. now if you say to name the other defense minded democrats in the party about the only when you can come up with thi his senator dianne feinstein of california. beyond that there are virtually none. stuart: she has a problem if she is opposed by her party. >> not only she has a problem, but we have a problem. the point i'm trying to make is regardless of what somebody like hillary clinton says, at crunch time like the russian invasion of ukraine today or what is going on in northern iraq, if the united states is going to make a commitment, not talking about boots on the ground, they can fight for themselves, the problem with the democrats is will they sustain that, do they have the fortitude to stick with it, or will they asked the saying goes cut and run when the going gets tough. i think they will not sustain any type of commitment overseas and that is why we are seeing these problems now because the bad guys understand the democrats will not sustain in opposit

senator joe lieberman. good morning to you. >> good morning.gs happen. i continue to be interested in foreign policy. i'm working on a project at american intersurprise institute with jon kile, my former republican colleague from arizona. and the world is, a mess. and when the world is a mess, there is a tendency for people it want to pull back, including our leaders. president obama came in on a promise that he not only would get us out of iraq and afghanistan, i think he thought he would keep us back from the world's trouble spots. but you can't do that when you're a great power like us and the world is as small as it is. so as i documented in that article -- let me start with a premise. i went to an old connecticut politician who mentored me when i started out and he said never forget who your friends and supporters are. and stick with them. he always tried to get people who voted against nut last election to vote -- against you in the last election, but don't do it by being disloyal to your friends and current supporters. i think the u.s. i

israel not only they don't recognize the state of palestine they dock some of them like bennett like lieberman don't recognize the state of palestine. my name is si berakat, i'm a member of the plo committee. we have on the 67 lines, a dare a challenge an israeli member of this cabinet to stand and say we recognize the state of palestine to live in peace and security with israel on the 1967 lines. it is a party a faction. >> but it is a party that organs an important part of the palestinian territories. >> say no more we have a national 60s government now. we're in charge and that's why that is was one of the reasons for this war waged against gaza because netanyahu's aim was to keep palestine, he knows very strategically that no palestinian state in gaza and no palestinian state without gaza so he waged his war to undermine our reconciliation our national consensus government to keep the split going because at the end of the day he doesn't want a palestinian state. benjamin netanyahu is not a two-stater and that's the truth and that's why he waged this war. so if, now, as i'm telling you, the

the ambition and power seeking and all the rest, there is a moment where you are talking to joe lieberman and he says when he is overhearing the conversation but then the two of them -- >> guest: they sound remarkably happy to talk to one another. they call each other sweetheart and they are very tender to each other. one of the questions that is frequently asked about when talking about this book is is there love in that relationship and yes, there is a lot of love in that relationship. it's ultimately a business partnership i think there is a lot of love. one old friend to hillary clinton will mean it works a little bit like this. i said the same thing. he is unfaithful to her and yet she stands by her man constantly. how does that work? he said it like this. they both love the same thing. hillary clinton loves and adores bill clinton. she thinks the world of him and bill clinton loves bill clinton and thinks the world of him and that's how he described it. [laughter] and i think that's probably how that relationship pretty much worked. >> host: so you are the editor of the online weekl

from the security council, from the men's, from the arab league, and i was quite surprised that mr lieberman was talking about adopting the arab piece initiative, i think that in one month if we get the support of the international community, support or pressure from the international community, i think we can reach a comprehensive agreement. that will bring us back to the negotiating table and opening the closure and the kind of boycott that israel put on gaza. >> thank you, interesting to talk to you. thank you. >> now, to afghanistan where the presidential candidate abdullah abdullah pulled out of the vote audit process. the audit is part of a u.s. brokered deal to resolve the deadlock in the presidential elections. abdullah abdullah accused the awed doors of -- auditors of refusing to throw at fraudulent ballot papers and asks for an independence audit. live to afghanistan. the election protest must be in crisis. >> it was, abdullah abdullah supporters did not show up at the election headquarters, where those 8 million ballots have been painstakingly been recounted over the past month. t

daniel lieberman is a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at george washington university expected to prescribe medication based on clinical evidence and the clinical evidence is simply not there. we're guessing when we use a drug like this and considering the reports of death, it is probably not a good idea to >> the system here says it's too dangerous. what is shooting up heroin? dangerous? >> when all of these safe and effective alternatives have been exhausted, it's understandable that people are willing to potentially risk their lives to try something that gives them hope. >> reporter: hope is all karen miller has left. she put her faith and $7,500 into the one week program. >> i can't have this in the house with my other children. his siblings are so sad. they just want their brother back. me and my husband are so sad. all we want is our son back. >> reporter: their sadness is now on hold. >> i just have to have faith that this is going to work. >> reporter: lucas recently returned from the week long program and his mother told us she got her son back, but the treatm

jeffrey lieberman.was a marked man, he had tour extreme risk factors, a history of depression, he had addiction and a terribly complex relationship and long periods of sobriety with a he hand which makes people depressed. he had cardiac surgery and heart disease. people don't often think but it typically can worsen or cause depression. finally, his middle age caucasian white male is the category most likely to complete a suicide. he had four risk factors and some sort of rapid decline. we should stop thinking of psychology to what happened to poor robin. i think something medically happened. something caused a sudden, severe symptomtology. when somebody hangs themselves, it's an altered state, they just have to get out now. i'm suspicious the autopsy may inform us what happened, not the psychology what was going on. >> dr. drew, thanks so much. >> you bet, wolf. >>> williams' legacy is not only as a comedian and actor but also as a father. poppy harlow has a look back. >> once i have a child, you know,

the first 2003, the mccain lieberman bill in two years later was rejected even by a larger amount. he used to be the number one and now it's the number 14 can turn and it's a very loud concern. the president is pushing this regulatory thing. we don't have to look any further than a promise model to come up with a collusion. he talks about his dream be in germany. you and i were just there not long ago i say to senator sessions. that country is about three years ahead of us in coming throughout these regulations and had a container that worm fossil feels like president obama has had since he's been in office. and their cost for electricity now has doubled since the start of that program three years ago. it is now three times the cost of what we have here in this country. so we know the american people know that will be expensive and is very alarming that we have two duties. to stay within that timeframe, i want to submit the whole statement for the record. but if this is true, if we are now in a period of time, 15 years where there's been no increase in temperature and they are now

and the power seeking and all the rest, there is a moment where you are talking to joe lieberman andthey say he is overhearing conversation but then two of them -- >> host: they call each other sweetheart. >> guest: yes and they are very tender to each other. one of the questions that is frequently asked is there love in a relationship and yes there is a lot in that relationship. it's ultimately a business partnership. i said the same thing. he's famously unfaithful to her, and yet she is -- she stands by her man constantly. how does that work ask he said it like this. they both look the same thing. hillary clinton loves and adores bill clinton. she thinks the world of hemp and bill clinton loves bill clinton and thinks the world. [laughter] i think that is probably how that's pretty much works. >> host: you are the editor at the online weekly standard and so the question would be as part of the conservative media in america people looking at the buck do you think there is a case with bill helper it doesn't disqualify her but -- >> guest: that is not the case that i'm making. i don't

>> reporter: iona lieberman on the left, carol segall and max berger are peace activists with the group? >> is your support of israel different than your parents' support of israel? >> certainly. i think my parents feel that the violence is more justified than i do. >> reporter: among americans 65 or olders 53% blame the militant group hamas for the violence in gaza. that's compared to 21% of americans under 30. 15% of americans over 65 blame israel compared to 29% of americans under 30. a divide reflected between children and their parents. >> i honestly understand where my dad is coming from, but i don't agree with it. >> reporter: dr. malone ben mir says the holocaust in world war ii directly influenced many older people's unyielding support of israel. >> they see israel as the final refuge, the only refuge for the jews. and hence, regardless of almost wrongdoing, they feel it is justified. >> reporter: 65-year-old jerry believes young people who question the military's actions do so because they lack context. >> when they turn on the tv and the news media tells them about, you know,

republican filibuster, democrats had to concede to the demands of the likes of ben nelson and joe lieberman that exchanges were run by states. that created another problem for the authors of the senate bill. that is, congress cannot implement state programs, but only create incentives to do so. when they improve the health care bill in september of 2009, it offered health insurance subsidies only in states that helped to implement that bill. it was held subsidies for four years in states that failed to establish exchanges and withheld permanently for states that failed that version of the mandate. republicans offered an amendment that would have given new medicaid subsidies only two states that agreed to establish a republican version of the health insurance exchange. in october, 2009, the senate finance committee approved an offer to build subsidies "solely through the finances of the state." that is where this came from in the senate finance committee bill. there were tax markups to consider state established exchanges. committee chairman and lead author of the ppaca, max baucus, responde

lieberman will be happy to sign your book at the table here. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> up next on booktv "after words" with guest host bob woodward of the "washington post." this week former white house counsel john dean and his latest book "the nixon defense" what he knew and when he knew it. in the book the man his congressional testimony led to president nixon's resignation presents a more in-depth look at the watergate scandal based on newly-released audio tapes. this program is about an hour. >> host: hello. it's great to be here with john dean. i was recalling coming in here today at the studios which are on capitol hill. it was 39 summers ago when you it held the country and the world mesmerized with four days of sworn testimony before the senate watergate committee and there has really been no news story like that sense. one of the things that happened when the secret taping system was disclosed in the nixon offices and phones which you didn't know about,. >> guest: suspected. >> host: you suspected that you didn't know and in those tapes came out

dandy ambition and the power and all the rest, there's this moment where you are talking to joe liebermanand the senator and he says he's overhearing a conversation between the two of them. >> guest: that they sound remarkably happy to talk to one another one. >> host: and he says they call each other sweetheart. >> guest: they call each other sweetheart and they are very tender to each other. one of the questions frequently asked in doing this book is, is there love in a relationship and yeah there's a lot of love in a relationship. it's ultimately a business partnership. one friend told me it worked a little bit like this. i said the same thing coming is famously unfaithful to her and yet she stands by her man constantly. how does that work? he said it like this. they both love the same thing. hillary clinton loves and adores bill clinton. she thinks the world of him and bill clinton loves and adores bill clinton and he thinks the world of him. that's how he described it and i think that's how the relationship pretty much works. >> host: so you are the editor of on line and weekly stand

ambition and the power, and all the rest, there's this moment sort of lovely were you talking to joe liebermanand he says when he's overhearing conversations between the two of them -- >> guest: that they sound remarkably happy to talk to one another. >> host: they call each other sweetheart. >> guest: and very tender to each other. one of the questions that is legally asked about when i talk about this book is is there love in a relationship? yes, there's a lot of love in that relationship. it's opening a business partnership but i think there is a lot of love. one old friend to hillary clinton, worked a little i kissed her i said the same thing, he is famous unfaithful to her. and yet she stands by her man, consular. how does that work? he said it like this. that they both love the same thing to hillary clinton loves and adores bill clinton. she thinks the world of them. and bill clinton loves and adores bill clinton and he thinks the world of them. and that's i described it and i think that's probably how that relationship pretty much works. >> host: so you are the editor of online at "the

and ambition and the power and all the rest, there's this moment where you are talking to joe lieberman the senator, and he says he is overhearing conversation between the two of them. >> guest: that they sound remarkably happy to talk to one another. >> host: he says they call each other sweetheart. >> host: and every tender to each other. one of the questions that is legally asked when a document this book is is it a session is there love in that relationship? there's a lot of love in that relationship. it is ultimately a business partnership but i think there is a lot of love. one old friend of hillary clinton told me it worked a little bit like this. i said the same thing. he is famously unfaithful to her and get she stands by her man constantly. how does that work? he said it like this. they both love the same thing to hillary clinton loves and adores bill clinton. she thinks the world of them. and bill clinton loves and adores bill clinton and he thinks the world of them. and that's how he described. i think that that's probably how that relationship pretty much works. >> host: so

that is why lieberman has come out against him. before him, another right wing member of the likud came out against doing anything for abu mazen. they can sense that israelis are taking abu mazen more seriously. but to build up abu mazen means, to strengthen the idea of a two -state solution, which they do not want. >> it is very true and very dangerous, but we should remember that this is the got reaction. immediately after the war we see this. even among the troika, there was differences. huge differences. it is true and very worrisome, but i'm not sure it is as long-standing as the lessons israelis have learned for unilateralism or on hamas. >> it might be more dynamic and than it appears. >> the pony is still there. >> don't worry. i want your thoughts on the idea that, now bibi sees there is something he wants from mahmoud abbas. he wants him as a policeman and a border guard, precisely the roles that have generated resentment and opposition within palestinian society. how does this play out for him? >> i don't think it plays

it is not up to lieberman to tell our secretary of state to get out of here. that is what he was basically told. our secretary of state is the secretary of state of the superpower, it is our superpower. he should not be insulted by a full state that depends upon us. we are demanding now, we are standing here in solidarity with palestine, but also we are standing to tell our elected officials enough is enough. enough is enough. this war machine us to come -- has to come to an end. killing children and playground should not be committed in our name. killing civilians is not what america stands for. if our president cannot stand up to israel, then he should give back the rights that he was given for doing nothing. president,nt, mr. this is our call to you. either you live up to your promises, either you live up to the hope you promised us, and you promise to the world, or you will become another president who has failed and will continue to fail because you do not have the spine to stand for justice. [applause] ice, nojustt peace. give another round of applause.

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lieberman to tell our secretary of state get out of there. that's what he once physically told. it is the secretary of state of the super power the soft super power. he should not be insulted. yet they accepted. and we are demanding now. we are standing here in solidarity with palestine but also we are standing to tell our elected officials enough is enough. this war machine has to come to an end. killing babies in their crib is not the right thing to do. killing children should not be committed in our name. killing civilians, massacring them in markets and inside their homes is not what america stands for. and if our president cannot stand up to israel then he should give back the noble prize that he was given for doing nothing. so mr. president, mr. president, this is our call to you. either you live up to your promises, either you live up to the hope you promised us that you promised to the world or you will become another president who has failed and will continue to fail because you don't have the back spine to stand for justice. thank you. >> no justice. u.s. out of the mi

that is why lieberman has come out against him. before him, another right wing member of the likud came out against doing anything for abu mazen. they consent that israelis are taking abu mazen more seriously. but to build up abu mazen means, to strengthen the idea of a two state solution, which they do not want. >> it is very true and very dangerous but we should remember that this is the got reaction. immediately after the war we see this. even among the troika, there was differences. huge differences. it is true and very worrisome, i'm not sure it is as long-standing as the lessons israelis have learned for unilateralism or on hamas. >> it might be more dynamic and than it appears. >> the pony is still there. >> don't worry. i want your thoughts on the idea that, now bibi sees there is something he wants from mahmoud abbas. he wants him as a policeman and a border guard, precisely the roles that have generated resentment and opposition within palestinian society. how does this play out for him? >> i don't think it plays out very

it is not up to lieberman to tell them get out of here. that's what he wants. the second thing is that his secretary of state is our superpower. hshe shouldn't be insulted by te small fear yet they are and we are demanding now. we are standinwe're standing hen solidarity with palestine but also standing to tell our elected officials enough is enough. .. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> no justice. out of the middle east. give another round of applause. our next speaker is a man who needs no introduction. brother cornell west. >> we want the world to go forth right now with brothers and sisters. we are here out of deep, deep live for our precious palestinian brothers and sisters domination, not just humiliation, but more and more every day. we will stand for it. we bought stand one minute foray. i come to you in the spirit of officers i.e., my dear brother who tried to tell the troops a long time ago and we know the condition of truth is to allow us to speak just like the unapologetic love for those who are wrestling with unbelievable occupation. we want an e

that was mccain-lieberman bill and then it was rejected by a larger amount. so it used to be the number one and now it's the number 14 concern. so regardless, the president is pushing this regulatory thing. we don't have to look any further than obama's model to come up with the conclusion. he talks about his green dream being germany. you and i were just there not long ago. i say to senator sessions. and that country is about three years ahead of us in coming through with all of these regulations and continuing its war on fossil fuels like our president obama has had since he's been in office. and there, their costs for electricity now has doubled since they started that program three years ago. doubled. it is now three times the cost per kilowatt hour of what we have here in this country. so we know that american people know that the rule will be expensive and is very, very alarming we have to do this. you know, to stay within my time frame, i have to submit the whole statement for the record. but i want to -- if this is true, if we are now in a spell -- in

for example, joe lieberman had a picture hugging and kissing george bush.ry to avoid these types of associations while getting the benefit of it. the other thing, there are a couple of theories here. another theory is that perhaps joe biden wants to stay low profile about it because he gets tons of requests and can't do it for every candidate. if he keeps quiet, it's not hurting the feelings of others. >> i think you want to be the story. when in candidates are in need, you come in. the political story talked about him doing stuff in airports and these clandestined locations for what blake was doing. he's an incredible foot soldier for the president. if i were joe biden, i would be hoping the president's numbers go up. i'll have to distance myself from the man i was very, very loyal to for eight years much later than everybody else. that's what the media is looking at right now. is hillary distancing herself from the president on all these issues, et cetera, et cetera. i think that's the case right now. >> patrick, a lot has been made about the president's