it began with prime minister bibbi netanyahu with an unprecedented address.used washington's most prominent platform for eviscerate our own president's policy goal for a nuclear deal with iran. moments after the address, president obama responded. >> if we're successful in negotiating, then in fact this will be the best deal possible to preven iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. nothing else comes close. sanctions won't do it. even military action would not be as successful as the deal that we have put forward. what i'm focused on right now is solving this problem. i'm not focused on the politics or the theater of it. >> after their two-fisted show of strengths, republicans then turned to cleaning up the mess they made in the same issue here at home. house speaker jane boehner gave an he passed a clean funding bill despite a major insurrection, less than a third of his own members voted for a clean bill. is a ron fourier is here, jonathan allen, and susan page. susan. bibbi's speech, i was a speech brir for years, this was really well done. with emotion, ev

. >> and then turning to iran a lot of americans were most acquainted with bibbi netanyahu when he spoke to the joint session of congress trying to scuttle president obama's attempt at a diplomatic breakthrough to control iran's potential nuclear capacity. your view whether the conservatives in this congress who have been quoting netanyahu to thwart the president's deal should be celebrating tonight. >> no, i don't think it affects that. i think the real issue that affects that are the terms of the agreement. there's broad support in this country and surely around the world for continuing i think it's only in the u.s. house of representatives and the prime minister and his supporters in israel who strongly oppose these negotiations. but the real test will be the verification provisions in the agreement and whether or not it will in fact have the effect of preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon. i think that's going to be the most difficult issue of all. i do think that if an agreement is reached and the prime minister and his allies in the u.s. congress are able to prevent it from

bibby do? after all, it was the iran janish shoe that caused prime minister netanyahu to address congress. this deal is at heart of the broken relationship between the u.s. and israel and the question that will be raised in the event of an greemt is whether prime minister netanyahu might try trito scuttle it by working with the republican-controlled congress? we're covering every angle of this story. let's get right to a journalist in israel right now also a foreign policy analyst. secretary kerry speaks of the p5+1 but there's an important voice not in that group, prime minister netanyahu. how might he respond? >> reporter: he will try to respond it by speaking again against it and trying to rally the republican party. we know that john boehner will be in israel soon. they will be absolutely talking about this. there will be pressure on apack and many organizations so they can pressure but it's too late. if the iranian deal is a done deal, that's a huge victory for the iran huge diplomatic victory for the united states and absolutely will further push the relationship between the obama ad