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al alan dershowitz heard this at the rally today and he doesn't like the sound of what he's hearing outf the u.n. alan, the book is the case against the iran deal, it's his 400th book. your argument in print is bad, bad deal we're emboldening bad guys? >> not only emboldening we're giving them hundreds of billions of dollars to spread terrorism around the world and essentially committing the crime providing material support to terrorist groups. neil: well, the iranian leader, the fact that he is going to settle everything going on in syria and help to find peace in syria and yemen and blasted us and israel. >> he wants to bring democracy to yemen. and democracy from iran is killing gays, not allowing people to express viewers ap hope and free elections, we don't need that kind of democracy throughout the middle east. what worries me more than iran, the united states is replaced as the center of power in iran by russia and by a combination of russia and iran, a vacuum is being filled and i'm so worried about our foreign policy in general in that part of the world. neil: you know, carly f

famous author and attorney alan dershowitz was among those speaking. nuclear agreement has divided the jewish community. members of the jewish federation of philadelphia are opposed but hundreds of rabbis, are in support. >>> tonight chopper six was over a river rescue along the delaware this afternoon. emergency responders pluck a man and woman from the the water near state road in linden avenue in the torresdale section of the city following a distress call. philadelphia police welcomed back to the dock, safely. >>> teachers in the chester up land school district returned to the classroom today but they did so without pay. despite that, they still held a enthusiastic welcome back celebration for students. teachers and staff voted to return even though the district won't make payroll next week. officials say state funding formula puts chester at a disadvantage because half of the students there attend charter schools. >>> new statewide student testness pennsylvania pennsylvania may be putting philadelphia students at a disadvantage. test scores have p

people like alan dershowitz are appalled by this but the others are either quiet about it because they are afraid and fear has a lot to do with it. the next story he was a socialist and in 1927 he would be executed for killing. they had no grudge against them even though the evidence was overwhelming. she's out there was a candlelight vigil on the eve of the execution and she walks up to the communists that is leading the rally and says to her by who place their possible good could they do with their lives just click no one wanted their animals and that way they can and reached the base. in both of those incidences they are protesting the verdict. midway through the writing of the book they call the other authors that doesn't change much [laughter] he's as tommy are the innocent or guilty. this is all in the letters found five or ten years ago and so he goes to his wife and says what should i do? she said if you don't continue to do with story the the list were you the way that utility now they may kill you. they will certainly disown you said they finished the book as the favorite inn

we get into iron, judge casey was here and we were talking about secretary clinton, professor alan dershowitz before we get into iran, judge mukasey was just here, and we were talking about secretary clinton. tell me what you think of what you heard. >> he's underestimating the expost facto clause. hillary clinton had to know at the time it was classified. she didn't know later that it was a substantial risk of prosecution. >> is iran all over now, except for the voting? >> no, no, no. i think why i sub titled my book -- i anticipated this vote, because the president manipulated it undemocratically, so that all he needed was one third plus one house of the senate. the majority of the house. now we have to figure out how to stop iran from getting the bomb. the problem with the deal it only postpones it for 10, 12, 13 years. i have a proposal, and my proposal we take seriously what iran commits to. where they say iran reiterates where they will never under under any circ emsubstances seek a bomb about. >> we will act, we will strike? >> we need deterrence. we need to have that sword of damacles

lee bailey, alan dershowitz and of course his most trusted ally, robert kardashian. they shift the focus to the los angeles police department. the strategy, accuse the police of framing simpson. mishandling, even planting evidence. >> detective fuhrman, did you plant or manufacture evidence in this case? have you ever falsified a police report? was the testimony you gave truthful? >> reporter: it is an argument that resonates with the mostly black jury. especially the explosive audio of lead detective mark furhman spouting racist slurs like this. >> first thing, anything out of a [ bleep ] mouth is a [ bleep ] lie. >> mark furhman is a lying, perjuring, genocidal racist. >> the defense sent the jurors' heads spinning. >> reporter: the defense, in essence, put bad policemen, racist policemen, on trial. >> they put the whole police department on trial. >> reporter: simpson's attorneys even tried to put his slain ex-wife's reputation on trial. portraying her as a party girl. >> these ladies would go out two, three, four nights a week until 5:00 a.m. in the morning. >> r

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i say we should heed the warnings of people like alan dershowitz. we should heed the warnings of history. there is still time to reject this ill-advised agreement. there's still time to get a better result for our people, to get a better result for our future. thank you, mr. president. much. i appreciate that. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. corker: i'm going to be very brief, and i've made these points earlier today, but i just would like to remind people as to why we are having this vote this evening. almost unanimously on four different occasions, since 2010, congress passed sanctions both sides of the aisle supported strongly, sanctions being imposed upon iran to bring them to the negotiating table. that was something that was very, very strongly bipartisan. when it came time to bring them to the table and grin -- and ben negotiations, the president declared -- and begin negotiations, the president declared that the goal was to end their nuclear program, and they began negotiations. and, by the way, we celebrated that goal

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president, i want to supplement my remarks from last week with some insights from alan dershowitz's book "the case against the iran deal." all of us received a copy of this last week. i read it last week. and, incidentally, he's been a consulconsultant to several presidential commissions, and has advised presidents, prime ministers, u.n. commissioners and members of congress. he has sold millions of books worldwide in a dozen i languages and he is a law professor emeritus at harvard. he is an accomplished attorney and has been active in politics, and i make that point because he endorsed president obama in 2008. so i think his comments might be particularly telling. i want to start by discussing the point mr. dershowitz makes that i find the most intriguing: the president is not the commander in chief of foreign policy. mr. dershowitz notes that the constitution does not make the president commander in chief, period. rather, article 2, section 2, clause 1, of the constitution makes the president commander in chief of the army and navy of the united states and the militia of the several s

you ask, even alan dershowitz was here and he noted that time period as well., america is a country and power for good. when we're not there, others fill the void. maria: and that's when, about the time that many of our international friends in the middle east said there's a red line and did nothing about it and now the other middle eastern friend don't trust us. >> the allies don't trust us and foes don't fear us. maria: it's interesting john kerry says we don't have to do anything about assad. after don trump said it, john kerry said it. >> tell him to go for another bike ride. maria: you're watching retailers next? >> indeed, two key retailers and that's ralph lauren and the gap, the preppy wear, the wild west wear of ralph lauren, he's stepping down in his role as chief executive. he has steven larson coming in the president of old navy. old navy is a subsidiary of the gap. polo ralph lauren gets a pop as he steps down from that role and ralph lauren up 4% and gap down 7%. maria: thank you so much. don't forget to start your day every weekday with nicole an

i say we should heed the warnings of people like alan dershowitz. we should heed the warnings of history. there is still time to reject this ill-advised agreement. there's still time to get a better result for our people, to get a better result for our future. thank you, mr. president. seeing no other speakers, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. a senator: mr. president, i have a unanimous consent request for a committee to meet during today's session of the senate. it has the approval of the majority and minority leaders. i ask unanimous consent this request be agreed to, the requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: i'd ask the gentleman first to take us out of the quorum call. a senator: yes. the quorum call be eviscerated. i ask unanimous consent for the quorum call to be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lankford: the unanimous consent request has been ag