language that infantry could apply to the press as look at the aipac judge did say that at least withegard to information not documenting the government also had to show that the intent to injure the united states or eight a foreign nation. the government gave up the prosecution presumably because they did not feel they could meet that burden and that's a burden that in all likelihood would protect the press as well. but in the eight espionage act prosecutions that have been brought since the aipac case, all have involve governmental personnel or contractors, all for disclosure to reporters of wikileaks, a blogger and a think tank. but no charges against any of the recipients of the information. in the drake case, the reporter was never even subpoenaed or contacted by the government. they did not need to. they had all the needed from drake himself. he ultimately pled guilty to a misdemeanor for misuse of an nsa computer, but get no jail time, no fine, and the judge called the four-year ordeal unconscionable. in kim recently in support of the search of the reporters file, the governmen

election process is going the scheduled five according to the independent allah from the publisher or aipac the process has been haggling on as that the high tech house so he was plotting with. in fact to the most of the rockies mullins of iraqis in fact i went to the head to the politicians today to cast their votes to vote for the representative for the winter present them. and the new parliament to which is considered. what that means that three hundred twenty eight parliamentary seats the process actually was held that with the presence of more than twenty five thousand iraqis for the personnel board hope of being deployed in honor of the iraqi capital on your body to the fort for the green zone to maintain security for the point stations in addition to the high security measures had been taken actually on the turf few of the has been imposed since yesterday ten o'clock in the name. it will be maintained until today at six o'clock afternoon according to the statement of the gospel to all persons seven oak knoll a violent sport security and balances have actually had to play so far. acco

the president will be in china this fall for the aipac leaders meeting.eyond that, all of the items that were mentioned in peters piece have parallels with what we're doing with china. we are a good shooting a bilateral investment treaty and have significantly expanded our military contacts with china. we have very active diplomacy going on with china. significant expansion of our diplomatic contacts with them on a regularized basis. the trick is, how do you do this with friends and allies in the region who are worried about chinese assertiveness and with china and not have the two sides of that effort and up in conflict with each other rather than reinforcing each other? hasou believe that asia confidence in america's ability to display what you call real economic dynamism. doesn't that assume that washington politics don't get in the way of things like the transpacific partnership which is the centerpiece of the president's engagement in the region? >> it is absolutely the case. the president will have to -- if this is negotiated and we have a good agre

fox talks us about the size of the aipac. how significant is it?> it is being described as in a package that relies on technical assistance. advice toking about help ukraine on energy diversification. there are teens on the ground advising on reverse issues. the vice president in his imaginejust now said the u.s. stands ready to help ukraine on energy and imagine if right now they are in a position and they can say to russia, you keep your gas. on a economic, the loan guarantees. the imf assistance. the u.s. is saying they want to make sure the money is allocated in an effective way to measure interest in the east and the for. are accounted that goes to the other mess of a biden which it is so important for ukraine to be presented a united front -- message of biden which is it is so important for ukraine to be presented as a united front. and for sizing the government has to do a better job of nottaining that unity and give any excuses to russia for further intervention. >> julianna, thank you so much. vice president biden also saying that the u.s.

in the arab-israeli conflict, everybody does aipac and all the jewish american organizations do. but it is not that these groups exist. they should listen to more than one with nato at the arab world in general. the arab world view has not been shaped also by representatives of minorities, by representatives of arab women, we have not heard a lot to actually get their outcome. >> i want to get back to the region, but one point you made -- one of the more interesting points it's not about america or the region, as you tackled the subject of islamic phobia. i spend a little time following the u.n. and not this arena in which islamic phobia has been raised and many have been with the islamic phobia. do i speak.? >> guest: i do recognize that islam a phobia exists. if it's an irrational fear of islam and therefore indicative attitude to his community and absolutely against it. the islamic phobia is nothing than one group. any other foreign phobia is part of it. the brotherhood law via has hijacked the notion and made it into a webpage. anyone who's criticizing a policy issue has noth

aipac comes out and say he has a near perfect voting record on israel.hn mccain came out and laughed at the suggestion by ted cruz and others he should be forced to step down as a result of this. what mindset does it reveal? >> i'm not quite sure why the u.s. secretary of state thinks that engaging in personal attacks and getting emotional is the way to deal with the middle east situation. if you look at how kissinger behaved, he was cold. he would make statements that could be interpreted in different ways by different parties. that's how a diplomat behaves. you don't go around chastising one party if you're trying to reach an agreement between two parties and you don't go around ignoring the very obvious fact that palestinians have never been a democracy, never respected human rights, they have refused offers to create a palestinian state and that their future is in their hands. >> brooke, good to see you. >>> new clues from the supreme court on the future of privacy in america. we'll tell you why your cell phone information may not be as secure as you

here's john kerry, the secretary of state, echoing the president just last month at an aipac conference. let's watch secretary kerry on the same point, making the same point. >> let me sum up president obama's policy in ten simple, clear words, unequivocal. we will not permit iran to obtain a nuclear weapon, period. >> so david, how's the deterrence argument going to go over that you can let them have a few, or one at least, and deal with that because of common sense would say don't go to war with israel, which has at least, as president carter said, 300. i think they may have even more. what do you make of that argument? our administration rejects today that deterrence would be safe enough. >> the democrats and the republicans, i think, both run a little bit scared of the hawks who favor, you know, a stronger assertive policy on this. they don't want to be accused of selling out israel if they are not as strong on iran as some would like. the interesting thing on this, chris, if you go back a couple of years, a great israeli newspaper quoted the israeli chief of massad saying if iran g

it was not until the prosecution in 2005, of two lobbyists for the israel aipac, at before that, there had never been a prosecution under the espionage act of someone who was not a government employee or not employed by the government, i.e., someone who had signed a nondisclosure agreement and arguably waived their first amendment rights. were chargedbyists under the espionage act for pressl disclosure to the and israel, and with aiding and abetting disclosure by their dod source. the source also milley wore a wire and cooperate with the government and pled guilty. a freelance reporter who wrote about the investigation was repeatedly visited by the fbi at her home in d.c., until i was retained to represent her. the prosecution begun under bush was dropped by the obama administration. calledthe reporter was to testify and faced a difficult decision that now faces james. invoking the fifth amendment was an option for the reporter, because the apex judge had ruled the espionage act was not limited to persons in a position of trust in the government. refused to dismiss the indictment, sayi

because it is an important issue, the same way many republicans and democrats show up every year to the aipacannual conference, and the same way that many democrats trekked sabano the haim conference, a very wealthy billionaire jewish contributor. you, everybody from president barack obama to president clinton to secretary of state hillary clinton trekked to his conferences. it really is, i think, demeaning which is a well established an important organization, to claim it as the sheldon adelson primary. that does not mean the money is not important, that sheldon adelson is unimportant, that important, that visa bond checkbook is not important. but let us remember this is an -- entire organization that has existed and will exist before and after sheldon adelson. , you all want to long-term, he is a friend of mine. he is also my tenant. i saw him yesterday, in fact, at lunch. >> was he in new hampshire, by chance? >> he lives in coral gables, florida. -- i suspect that is part of what shapes his immigration views. the fact that it is an immigrant community. and a lot of times, the immigration

. >> richard haass and william: as well, aipac our. >> pepsico just beat earnings estimates.to the cfo when we get back on "surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. surveillance." this matters to my guest, richard haass. it should be on your radar, india will elect a new government. the most original democracy of the 21st-century. let me get your opinion. india has 22 official languages. i am stunned about how i don't cover india. why does western media and the business media ignore them? >> this is on the other side of the world, and for many americans it is uncomfortably foreign. it has not been an international actor in many ways, it is only $2 trillion and trading in investor relationships so we don't. the debt coverage the way that we should. >> this is a hodgepodge, this is a cacophony. what does this mean for the election? >> we will know the results in about a month. by may 16 or so. the real question is what kind of -- what is the leading party, the opposition party has led before. what kind of coalition will they have, will they dominate in getting some at the fe

because it is an important issue, the same way many republicans and democrats show up every year to the aipacannual conference, and the same way that many democrats trekked sabano the haim conference, a very wealthy billionaire jewish contributor. you, everybody from president barack obama to president clinton to secretary of state hillary clinton trekked to his conferences. it really is, i think, demeaning which is a well established an important organization, to claim it as the sheldon adelson primary. that does not mean the money is not important, that sheldon adelson is unimportant, that important, that visa bond checkbook is not important. but let us remember this is an -- entire organization that has existed and will exist before and after sheldon adelson. , you all want to long-term, he is a friend of mine. he is also my tenant. i saw him yesterday, in fact, at lunch. >> was he in new hampshire, by chance? >> he lives in coral gables, florida. -- i suspect that is part of what shapes his immigration views. the fact that it is an immigrant community. and a lot of times, the immigration

and in october, beijing will be hosting the aipac. what is your vision and what do you think needs to happen for e tmple p.p. to be -- t.p.p. to be successful so we can grow the market and we can level the playing field with the biggest market, second biggest market in the world, china. discuss the currency situation, the inflation in the job market, everything that we suffer now. >> ok. >> thank you. we've i think obviously got to watch very carefully what happens in china. we have to watch carefully going forward with respect to the currency. we have to watch very importantly what happens to pickup to u.s. -- u.s. trucks. e've got to negotiate a t.p.p. job is about fundamental -- tion, not an amall amalgum that have particular commercial issues that they are pushing on the ustr agenda. it's got to be anchored on u.s. jobs. if it's not a u.s. job, it shouldn't be a major negotiating priority. that's how we should think about negotiating the t. pfrlt -- t.p.p. but it's not going to be the negotiation that takes place in asia. it's goi

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