. >> that is the message from benjamin netenyahu during his visit with president obama at the white house. ♪ >>> eight hours and counting to what could become the first federal government shutdown in nearly two decades and right now there are no signs are deal will be reached before the midnight deadline. less than two hours ago, the senate killed the bill designed to delay the health care act implementation for one year. today president obama once again urged congress to avoid a shutdown. >> the senate has passed a bill that keeps the government open, does not have a lot of extraneous issues to it, and allows us to negotiate a longer-term budget and address a restaurant j of issues, but ensures that we're not shutting down the budget and an economy at a time when a lot of families out there are just getting traction and digging themselves out of the hole we have had as a consequence of the financial crisis. >> we have every angle covered for you, we'll look at how a shutteddown could effect the economy, paul is look at how a shutdown could effect the victims of the recent flooding in col

>> benjamin netenyahu didn't like it very much. he said this is cynical.e is doing is trying to buy time to build up his nuclear arms process, and build a nuclear bomb. i mean it was predictable. we were never going to have two leaders like president obama and president rouhani making speeches like they did without splitting everybody down the middle. but we have them in two separate speeches basically making nice to each other and reaching out to each other, saying we have had a difficult relationship, let's see if we can change that. the u.s. perfectly willing to accept that one day iran will have a nuclear energy program, and the iranians saying flat out, saying we're ready to have a talk about our nuclear program. so this is very, very different than what we have had in the last few years. predictably people have very different views on the iranians, and it's just going to take some time. >> john thank you very much. >>> about half of americans say they disapprove of the way president obama is handling foreign policy according to a new poll by the "new

and benjamin netenyahu met with the president today. the primary topic was iran, and the president ensured mr. netenyahu that sanctions against iran would not be eased prematurely. tomorrow he will address the un general assembly. and pope francis announced he will announce two of his predecessors saints the first sunday after easter. boss popes are credited are helping modernize the catholic church in the 21st century. more news at the top of next hour. "real money with ali velshi" is next. ♪ ♪ >>> the government that your taxes pay to keep working is on the brink of a shutdown. i'll tell you what that means for american workers, companies and the economy and what it says about washington. and find out what happens if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show, join our live conversation for the next half with this hashtag on twitter. for the first time in 17 years large chunks of the federal government are expected to shut d

. >> benjamin netenyahu said in a statement . . . >>> we have the israeli economy and trade my opiniontrade. clearly president rouhani is adopting a different action than his predecessor. >> well, rouhani's words in new york haven't stopped the centrifuges. we need to look at action not words. he is using soft warm and fuzzy rhetoric to cover violent actions. he has installed a thousand new uranium enrichment facilities. he is continuing to generate heavy water reactors, and not letting the un inspectors in to actually look at the weapon development there, so it's not about nice words. it's only about actions, unfortunately in that test he has failed. >> but both he and the superpeople leader say they are open to compromise, and president obama has instructed john kerry to pursue a deal, so that puts israel on a different page from the us. >> reporter: well, i think what the west has to always look at is the actions of iran and not be mislead by the smile and charm offensive of rouhani. let's look at what rouhani himself said just a few yearsback, he said while we were negotiating with

. >> reporter: there has, benjamin netenyahu who is the israeli prime minister has already been on themedia to say that he felt the speech by hasan rouhani was cynical and the iranian leader was simply buying time. it's going to be very interesting to see going forward what the reaction between a closer relationship is, so we'll be looking for more statements like that from netenyahu and others, around the world who will be tweeting feverously as well. netenyahu will not be appearing at the general assembly this week as is the norm. he is going to be speaking next week. so in the meantime, the next real headline out of here, i think regarding this issue surrounding iran is the meeting between john kerry and the iranian foreign minister that is going to take place on thursday. and that's going to be the highest level meeting that there ever was between iran and the u.s. administration, since the iranian revolution 34 years ago. no meeting of course as we know between rouhani and obama. the white house telling the press corps this evening that they offered the iranians a chance for an en

and benjamin netenyahu met with the president today. the primary topic was iran, and the id