the fact is these two sides don't like each other, benjamin netanyahu and president obama. they really don't have the respect that other presidents and prime ministers have had. is that safe to say? >> it's regretful to see these comments coming out from both sides, from the israeli side and u.s. side but we have to focus on the fact that these words or name-calling reflect a much deeper differences of opinion between the u.s. and israel on very substantive issues, the iran nuclear issue and palestinian-israeli pros, so it is spilling -- it is spilling over into the personal exchanges, but it's a very substantive argument that is taking place here and being reflected in rising tensions expressed by these regretfully worded words used by both sides. >> right. i want to get to what benjamin netanyahu said responding saying that he will not fall to the pressures of the white house. has this -- you seem to indicate it has -- strained further the relations between the two countries or are they were they were? >> he didn't say he wouldn't yield to the pressure of the white house.

-- prime minister benjamin netanyahu. later, a discussion on middle east policy. deputy prime minister accused the u.s. of holding a double standard when it came to striking militants in syria and supporting rebels with weapons to fight isis. he went as far as to call the situation a recipe for violence and terrorism while addressing the u.n. general assembly. his speech is 20 minutes. >> i would like to congratulate you and your friendly countries on your election as president of the general assembly in its current session and wish you success in leading the work of the session for the enhancement of the role of the general assembly. i thank your predecessor mr. john ashe for his presidency of the previous session. mr. president, many events and significant transformations have taken place since i stood here last year. they survived many of the countries present here today but not us because we have been over the past three and a half years warning and reiterating our warnings so that we don't reach this stage we have re

it's benjamin netanyahu. do you think it's wrong to treat the closest allies this way?do, and i believe they must know who said it. it must have been some senior person. i don't think they would have relied on jeff goldblum. they probably know who it is, and this is a white house that has been simple we can share information that they don't want shared so we know if. >> very well said. steve, my show is getting ruined tonight. i'm getting along with juan, i'm getting along with co h. yeah, i think kirsten is right. if you look at the lead of the jeffrey goldberg article that everyone is talking about, he said the white house is more frustrated with benjamin netanyahu than any other world leader right now. it includes vladimir putin, it includes something as difficult as karzai was. that suggests to me that this is a net. but don't buy these other factor, and i was at the border of gaza, and i met with the mayors of these border towns, and i saw where the rockets landed and i saw how big the rockets were. then you look at the numbers, 4,000 of them that were fired at the

startup.ny.gov >>> president obama met at the white house today with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahuthey discussed the situation in gaza and the u.s.-led battle against isis. >> netanyahu equated isis with hamas. let's talk about that. thanks so much for being here. >> great to meet you in person. >> yes. >> it's a pleasure. >> we understand that prime minister benjamin netanyahu said isis is hamas, hamas is isis. some middle easterners we had on the program said that goes too far. we kuwa equating them is not right. they have different ambitions or goals. >> we never said they were identical or twins. we said they were brothers. to quote him, he said they were ranchers from the same poisonous tree. they are both islamist, militant, violent. they believe in overcoming the modernization state. they both believe gays should be stoned, human rights shouldn't exist, we should return to some sort of pre-medieval primtism society that throws back and rejects all our concepts of freedom. that's what they have in common. >> the u.s. has a different opinion than benjamin netanyahu has. jim re

. >> the israeli prime minister called benjamin netanyahu a chicken (bleep). >> still the white house isn't ignoring it but they are trying to smooth things over. at the same time they won't apologize and say they won't go after the leaker. the relationship between the israeli prime minister and barack obama than stressed at best. he calls into question his willingness to launch an attack against iran and the nuclear facilities. >> you don't care who leaked the story. may have insulted the prime minister. when it comes to insulting the prime minister you don't care who leaked it. >> i don't think that is an accurate reflection of the administration's policy it certainly isn't a reflection of the views of the prime minister. >> have they gone through all series of reports? >> no. they put in measures under the leadership of the attorney general to ensure journalists are able to do their job. >> this isn't the first time for tough words between the historical allies. the defense minister had tough words on john kerry and work on a palestinian peace deal quote many blamed on recent snubs

we will have prime minister benjamin netanyahu, i interviewed him earlier this week. he sees isis taking the threat to israel. do you think w we ought to exted ground combat troops if that becomes necessary into northern iraq and syria if that is what it takes to get these people in. >> well, first of all, i don't think we should ever sit back and tell our enemies what we will and will not do. if we need special forces there, if sat what the generals say we need to do it, if we engage in a conflict we know this is a threat to america, we should make it so one-sided it gefer over very. >> very quickly so have everything on the table to make sure we win this, and this is a big crisis and this was not an intelligence failure. this was a lack of action neuroon the administration. you know, fallujah and ramadi fell ten months ago, former cia director and secretary of defense leon panetta talks about those actions at the that the administration knew of this and did not take. so options are more limited today maybe we could have handled this differently but i think special f

, not kim jong-un, not the ayatollah in iran, not hamid karzai before he left office, but benjamin netanyahuis an extraordinary statement, to think about one of the united states' strongest traditional allies frustrates the white house most. it says much more about the white house than it does about netanyahu, the second and i think very important point in this is the comment that a second senior administration official made agreeing with the first one, the person who called netanyahu the name. and in this one, the second administration official said it's too late for netanyahu to do anything to keep the iranians from getting a nuclear weapon. two years ago this was a possibility, but ultimately he couldn't make himself -- now it's too late. so you have an administration official conceding that iran is going to get a nuke and posting that the united states kept benjamin netanyahu from doing anything about it, i think that's extraordinary and all the attention paid on the name calling misses this huge point. >> the name calling actually plays into this point because what they're saying is he'

. >> an anonymous white house official described benjamin netanyahu as a rude unprintable version of a coward. is that frustration just spilling over? >> there were officials in the and there is a lot of mutual does emanation. what is problematic is that they are conducting their attacks in public rather than talking behind the scenes, as they should be. >> what you think the israelis with theing on settlement? >> nesson yahoo! has a coalition very beholden to the settlors. -- benjamin netanyahu has a coalition beholden to the settlers. isseems the prime minister basically kowtowing to the settler movement. >> what if they have to pay up pay a price for alienating washington? this is something the israeli government does not want, clearly. when push comes to shove, all politics are local. it will pay off its political base before it deals with external issues. xtc anything on the horizon, any help at all? peace talks seem to be completely dead. >> you always have to maintain hope. of have the majority palestinians who still want a two state solution. what is needed is real leadership

another sore point was benjamin netanyahu's decision to speed up planning for 1,000 more homes. >> every day that they continue, the integrity of our state is being undermined by these illegal actions, seriously diminishing the two-state solution. >> israel is our home and jerusalem is the eternal capital of our solve rn state. >> members of the security council express concern that it could lead to fresh hostilities. they urge the two sides to exercise the utmost restraint. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe says north korea has pledged to investigate the abduction of japanese nationals. however, pyongyang has so far failed to provide detailed information on the missing. top diplomat for asian affairs is leading the allegation. they held talks in pyongyang with the special investigation committee. it's tasked with investigating the fate of japanese missing in north korea including abductees. >> translator: the north korean committee members promised to carry out a thorough investigation. they agree to look at the issue from new angles without regard to the outcome of previous probes.

benjamin netanyahu went into this meeting seeking assurances that a deal with iran would not make itn the threshold of making a nuclear weapon. did he get those assurances from president obama? >> the contents of their meeting is not something that they publicly share, but israel is making its perspective, that in the war on terror, if you win the battle against isis or the islamic states, buddy ron -- but iran remains as a nuclear threshold state, you win the battle and lose the war. i think the israeli prime minister made that case very strongly at the white house. >> since these two leaders last met, the israeli-palestinian talks have collapsed and there has been a bloody war in gaza. in all your years as a diplomat, have you ever seen such a bleak picture? >> there is a bleak is when negotiations are not going on for some people, but at the same time there may be new opportunities that are a little bit over the horizon. unfortunately mahmoud abbas act in march, well before the gaza presidentated to obama he would get back to him with respect to american proposals to renew negotia

he is not your friend or ally. >> benjamin netanyahu, the of israel. we will have more on the conversation later this this hour and analysis from aaron david miller. detailing the human rights abuses and targeting civilians, rape, execution and sorture. nearly 10,000 civilians have been killed this year. more than 17,000 teens have been wounded. isis. human rights abuses by members of the iraqi security force or our allies and shia armed groups conflict. >> developing nows in hong kong. the protester's deadline for the chief executive to step down past just 30 minutes ago. he did not resign as expected. instead he told reporters he had assigned the chief secretary within his government to meet with the student protesters. we are waiting to see if they followed through with the promise of mass occupations in government buildings. there is concern that hong kong police will enter the area wearing riot gear. the pro china government has taken the strategy of waiting out the protesters. they suspended tours to hong kong. >> they held a rally to celebrate t

. >> at the beginning of the week we heard from benjamin netanyahu at the united nations. now he is in washington bringing the message about not been an perusal i iran over its nuclear program. do you think he is going to get a willing and receptive audience in the white house after mark >> this is mostly for public consumption. the president has heard this from the prime minister many times. still, iran is the number one issue on the mind of the israelis. the three things on his mind, the joke is, are iran, iran, and iran. >> that new context is now of course the have many countries from around the world and the region joining in this battle against the islamic state. it really is a new situation and new overall picture in the middle east. where does israel fit in strategically? >> on the one hand israel is very concerned about the mayhem around it. they find themselves with a lot of angst about the jihad these in every dirction. there are other ways in which they are much more secure. many of the main powers have the same alliance with israel. sorry arabia and egypt have

ahora regresamos al >> esta semana entrevistÉ en nueva york al primer ministro de israel, benjamÍn netanyahulÓ con una voz muy baja, pero como verÁn, sus palabras son muy fuertes. >> primer ministro, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> un placer. >> usted acaba de regresar de la casa blanca. ¿cÓmo es su relación con el presidente obama? >> es muy bueno. es como una pareja vieja. hemos hablado mÁs de una docena de veces, el presidente obama destacÓ que yo soy el lÍder forÁneo con el que se ha reunido con mÁs frecuencia, y buscamos objetivos comunes. queremos paz, seguridad, prosperidad en un sector muy difÍcil. >> pero hay informes de que ustedes no se llevan bien. ¿eso es cierto? >> tenemos diferencias, pero respetamos el hecho de que tenemos, primero que nada, una alianza sÓlida. >> usted no estÁ de acuerdo con el presidente obama respecto al tema de irÁn. ¿le preocupa que estados unidos le permita a ir a tener algÚn tipo de capacidad nuclear? >> bueno, estamos de acuerdo en el hecho de que no queremos ver a irÁn como una potencia nuclear. estamos de acuerdo en eso, completamente, pero irÁn

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu goes trord. he is warning the united states islam's number one target is the united states. you will hear from prime minister netanyahu in just minutes. but, first, news that isis that s. changing its tactic and now the question are the limits of u.s. air strikes becoming abundantly clear. pentagon press secretary admiral. >> good to be with you, greta, thank you. >> nice to have you. tell me, is isis are they changing their tactics? >> yes, they are. as a matter of fact. we have seen this actually for the last several weeks as we have been striking them inside iraq. frankly we expected that. that as we continue to put pressure on them they would have to react to try to survive and to continue and adapt their operations. what i said last week is if they are not operating as freely as they were before and they aren't. so they are free to. are seeing them change their posture. seeing them change their communications. seeing them disperse more. to hide more. to be better concealment. but, again, tho

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tomorrow night a special guest, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.to miss this interview. if you can't watch it live, you know you can use that dvr and set a series recording and watch it later. right now something else for you to it do. go to gretawire.com because we just posted something special. our latest inner view with marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi. it got such a positive response so i want you to go watch it now and then hit share so you can have other people see that interview that we did, too. so go look at the andrew tahmooressi interview we did a while back posted on gretawire. in the meantime, good night from new york city tomorrow night prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> the o'reilly factor on o. tonight: >> we have four dead americans. was it because of a protest or for guys out for a walk one night who decided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? >> that famous hillary clinton sound bite speaks to accountability. now another scandal with the secret service. we'll have the inside story.

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i'm joined now by the spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu at the white house, of course, with the primeister. thank you, mark, good to see you. >> my pleasure. >> tell me about iran. the president and the prime minister are meeting. and all the signals from the administration are that they are doing everything to try to reach a nuclear agreement or an extension with tehran before they -- the deadline in the talks in november. are you comfortable? is the prime minister comfortable that the u.s. is not going to be too flexible on the subject of iran keeping enough of its centrifuges to make weapons grade, weapons grade uranium? >> we think it's crucial that iran not be a threshold nuclear military state. we think it's crucial that the ayatollahs don't get their hands on nuclear weapons. and i'm sure that's a central part of the discussion happening now as we're speaking here between the president and the prime minister. you know, the ayatollahs in iran are part of that same islamist extremist movement that you see in isis, that you see in hamas, that you see in boko haram in nigeria. it's

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a senior warehous white house ol calling benjamin netanyahu a chicken expletive. netanyahu responded to the comment he was under attack simply for defending israel. the white house applied by saying, they do not agree on every issue but the relationship remains as strong as ever. >>> budapest proposing an internet tax, while it doesn't sound like much, estimates are that this could raise more than $400 million in revenue for the country. the huh gairian government saidt would cap the amount. no other country has such a tax but in case you you think it could never happen here, the internet tax freedom act which bans local and federal taxing authorities from taxing such use, expires at the end of the year. >>> questions are raised why the u.s. didn't stop i.s.i.l.'s expansion. >>> also questions about the spectacular and spectacularly expensive explosion of a rocket build for floos. and our social media producer, hermela aregawi. what's trending on the web hermella? >> video has sparked a conversation about street harassment. i'll tell you more coming up. and let us

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. >>> coming up dysfunction at the white house and conversations with benjamin netanyahu. >>> the massiveprotests in hong kong come with the our social media producer, hermela aregawi, what's trending hermella? >> the pro democracy activists you just mentioned are not backing down. despite the chinese government's best efforts, they're finding the best way to get their message out tnl joi . join the conversation is judge. >> china celebrated its national day wednesday as protests in hong kong went into its sixth day. student leaders are threatening to occupy government buildings if hong kong's chief executive doesn't step down. demanding the chinese government loose many its decision to limits the choice of the region's next chief executive approved by beijing. meantime, authorities in hong kong and beijing have decided to wait out the protesters, allowing the demonstrations to continue for weeks or months. warning of unimaginable consequences if the protests don't stop. i'm joined by rob mcbride, rob, good to see you. this whole situation was beginning to look like a game of chicken. the

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they called benjamin netanyahu, calling him cowardly. possibly be the motivation to use these kinds of words about the prime minister? >> first, martha, help very much this is not true. if in fact they are true and is things said, the president or his administration, i think it is shameful, abusive and very counterproductive. this is not the way to speak about their only ally, the only democracy in the middle east. especially when the middle east is so volatile. we are seeing the form policies of this administration especially the president has created this situation where the allies feel they cannot rely on it and enemies feel they can get away with murder, literally. you do not use such abusive language against your only ally, the only democracy in the region, the only one with which the u.s. has a truly very special relationship. martha: let's take a look at one of their quote i want to get your reaction to. this has to do with iran trying to end the nuclear efforts they have in place. it is too late for him meaning prime minister net

you had earlier this week, senior administration officials saying that benjamin netanyahu is a chicken blank, it goes on and on. there are reason force the white house press corps to show they have relevance. and i would have much preferred for them to eat questions, rather than to eat crow. i think it's embarrassing. the press core holds the administration accountable on our behalf as people and they should have briefed today. >> that was the problem, it was a total sellout, so they should hang their heads in shame on this halloween. >> go ahead, bob. >> i was just going to say, that story about rhodes i saw today, that is a big, big story. >> the reason i didn't want a brief today -- >> that should be a big story. >> that's the point of it. we can get away with chocolate cake? >> the point is, bob, they put those things out there, like an american deal with iran, if the republicans do win on tuesday, they should definitely force a resolution vote, that harry reid has been blocking to say that the american congress is telling the president of the united states you cannot do this witho

house quickly jumped into damage control mode today after some offensive comments directed at benjamin netanyahu the fraying relations between the u.s. and israel, "the atlantic" magazine's jeffrey goldberg used a nickname about bibi, he is a chicken, ex-mre steve. netanyahu offered heated comments saying, quote, i have been on the battlefield many times. i risk my life for the country and i am not willing to make concessions that would endanger our country. now, many of these disagreements between the obama administration and netanyahu are well known and center around iran's nuclear program and settlement expansions. whether the president should reach out and apologize, when asked, the white house declined to say if that would happen. >> to call and prime minister netanyahu and apologize? >> i don't have any calls on the president's schedule to tell you about but i think i can confidently say based on the numerous conversations that the two have held, that the prime minister is well aware of the value that president obama personally places on the strength of the relationship between the united

the say down with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to ask him about the threat, obama's plansand those unusual alliances being formed to fight the terrorists. prime minister netanyahu, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, my pleasure. >> you have very good intelligence. what is your assessment of the strength of isis? >> well, several tens of thousands by now and it's growing by day because they've got about 2 million petro dollars revenue a day. they're augmenting their territory. the strength of isis is the strength of terror and fear. you don't have to be that large. there were times in history where small bands conquered all of asia just by galloping on horses and beheading people and instilling terror in the hearts of millions, and this is the strength of isis. a fervent, fervent fanatic ideology and the willingness to have -- to kill anybody for its realization. >> when we look at what is going on in the middle east, when you look at syria and iraq, what does it mean for israel? because at one level i wonder, you've got the iranians tied up in supporting the syrian ne

i think he looks at benjamin netanyahu and he is not prepared to accord the next and when he looks at doesn't get the reality. he doesn't get my politics and the fact that i am heading into a dangerous neighborhood. they serve without a common project to work on. that's the other problem. they didn't get along either, but they found a way because what you see now is a lot of attention without the strategy. >> thank you very much. always a pleasure. stay with us right here. we will have a lot more about the plane crash in wichita, kansas when we come back. >>> an update on the breaking news out of kansas. the jet plane that crashed in a conference, the fire chief just confirmed two people were killed in the building. at least five other it is were taken to the nearest hospital and one is in critical condition. more unaccounted for. they are searching the building right now. we'll be right back. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back when you buy and again as you pay. that's cash back twice. it's cash back with a side of cash back. the citi double cash card.

he too learn a thing or two from prime minister benjamin netanyahu.> are you saying this is really not a war? >> what i'm saying is that we are assisting iraq in a very real battle. >> isis must be defeated. but to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. >> so rather than play whackamo and send u.s. troops, wherever this occurs we have to build strong partnerships. >> when militant islam succeeds anywhere, it is emboldenned sha. >> if we make the mistake of sending u.s. troops back in we can maintain peace for a while. >> once iran produces atomic bombs, all the charms and all the smiles will suddenly disappear. and it is then that the ayatollahs will show their true face and unleash their aggressive fanatacism on the entire world. >> joining me now, arizona senator john mccain and joe lieberman who is now an advisory board member for the counterextremism project. now that i have you both here, in 2008, did you consider this man as a potential vp choice? >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. and i would

tomorrow night a special guest, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.o miss this interview. if you can't watch it live, you know you can use that dvr and set a series recording and watch it later. right now something else for you to it do. go to gretawire.com because we just posted something special. our latest inner view with marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi. it got such a positive response so i want you to go watch it now and then hit share so you can have other people see that interview that we did, too. so go look at the andrew tahmooressi interview we did a while back posted on gretawire. in the meantime, good night from new york city tomorrow night prime minister benjamin net >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," pillow fight. do they belong outdoors or should they stay in the sorority house? and how does the president respond to claims there is no evidence we have landed on the moon? >> there is no evidence. there never has been. >> and underwater weddings. the sinful marriages you never knew were already legal. none of these sto

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