bibi. for a presidential candidate that doesn't surprise me, but it is remarkable that so many republicans say they are more for someone from a foreign country than their own president. john: the old days of politics stopping at the water's edge has not been the case for some time but the split is quite shocking. fyi, it is tax day. republicans say they hate this day but secretly they love it because it lets them blast off anti-tax statements and tweets galore. mark: today includes once from scott walker, ted cruz, and rick perry, and none of them much like the current federal tax code. is the issue of taxes a winning issue for republicans in 2016? john: it really depends on which republican becomes the nominee and what their tax plans are. there will be a big debate about tax reform in the republican party. we don't know what their tax plan will be. marco rubio's tax plan will not be rand paul's tax plan. if there is a tax plan at the republicans can get behind that looks family-friendly,

bibi netanyahu went on "meet the press." prime minister netanyahu: i am saying this could be historically bad deal because it leaves the preeminent 10 -- preeminent terrorist state of our time with a vast infrastructure. john: barack obama also doing the rounds. he is selling the case for the deal. how it is the best possible route toward a save par world -- toward a safer world. josh, after a week of lobbying just as deal have better or worse prospects of becoming a reality in the end? josh: think of what is just happened in the last week. you had an important democratic opponent face an indictment for corruption. you also had opponents like bob corker, lindsey graham, real hawks, say they are going to hold off and wait until they see the final text of the deal by june 30 before they moved and try to kill this. in the u.s. he has room. in iran, it might be harder sell. john: you created a deal for both sides in which there was supposed to be a maximum vagueness so that each party could go back to their domestic constituenci

avenue. >> there is a great headline in "the new york post" today bb-- bibi king. >> i know. >> jon: last night benjamin netanyahu apparently defeatedback bam. -- barack obama. and the palestinians. finally republicans found a conservative that could defeat obama. but you know obama hours later still hasn't won seeded. >> dow happen to know has he received a congratulatory phone call yet from president obama. >> as of an hour ago he had not. >> how long is it going to take the president to call. >> right. >> netanyahu. has the white house made any comments about that? >> not yet. >> i think it's really interesting, the president has not called with a congratulatory phone call. >> jon: you never call? you never write. i win an election and yet i sit by the phone! really? you find it interesting? you find it interesting that a foreign country's prime minister who came to congress against the white house's wishes [bleep] on a nuclear deal the president spent years working on wouldn't receive an immediate post-election atta boy! really? i can't believe fred hasn't called me to congratula

what do you think -- >> no no -- well he didn't -- that wasn't my problem with bibi at the time.he time was he was a deputy foreign minister of israel and he went out in israel and he said american policy in the middle east is based on lies and distortions. and i said now wait a minute. we wouldn't take that from the deputy foreign minister of soviet union. we sure shouldn't take it from the deputy foreign minister of israel for whom we do so much. >> and you banned him. right? >> i banned him from the state department. you about et. that's right. >> what do you think -- >> for going out and saying that. >> what do you think of him? >> well i think he is a very adroit political figure. he's a strong leader. i happen to have had a personal -- a good personal relationship with him. i think he's been a very strong prime minister for israel. but i feel very strongly about this two-state solution. >> and you were disappointed by what he said. >> i was disappointed when he went out and said there will never be a two-state solution as long as i'm prime minister of israel. >> and you don

my own view, bibi's way out in front of the opposition. most of the israelis were willing to listen privately. this deal is worse than they expected. i don't take they thought fordow would remain open. the number of machines is higher than expected. they are unhappy. four, then, is the u.s. congress. i don't think that congress can, or will, bring the deal down. i know it is early, and provocative and bold to come out with, but after talking to the republicans, i used to work on the hill and know a lot of them, i don't think that they correctly don't think that they have the votes to override a veto of a bill to bring down the deal. a lot of obstacles. in the end, i would say that if the president gets a deal it sticks, let me rest my case. ms. slavin: kelsey, let's talk about the details as released in the fact sheet at the white house put out yesterday. a lot of detail as opposed to the vague comments of foreign minister javad zarif. what struck you as important, positive, and are there areas you are concerned about? ms. davenport: the d

back bibi back bibi back ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: voters are big fans of chiles. >> jimmy: thank youersity mascot wushock, for looking like a a muppet gordon ramsey. [ ramsey impersonation ] donkey! throw a three pointer donkey! this isn't risotto! [ laughter ] >> steve: member of the wu-shock clan. ♪ >> thank you, espn college basketball analyst dick vitale, for planting a giant kiss on ashley judd this week. even joe biden was like, dude, boundaries. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, yeah. come on. oh, mr. vice president. >> jimmy: oh hi, mr. biden. ♪ thank you, the new bioengineered apples that are being described as genetically modified to resist browning. or as that's also called, being irish. [ laughter and applause ] hard to get a tan. hard to get a tan. >> steve: only tan is a black and tan. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, hand warmers, for being a great way to heat my hands for ten minutes and then carry a tiny useless sandbag for the next 12 hours. [ laughter and applause ] they don't even work. >> jimmy: thank you, washington, d.c., for decriminalizing marijuana, which

ludovico: de veras, bibi de veras. vÁmonos, dÉjala.a jornada estuvo marcado por incidentes con la fuerza pÚblica. movimientos marcharon en contra del matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo, controversia en repÚblica dominicana por el funcionamiento de una clÍnica estÉtica habrÍan fallecido 3 mujeres por las cirugÍas vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix y aranza aranza. ♪ fÉlix: buenas noches, estamos recopilando la Última informaciÓn del terremoto en nepal. en tres dÍas escucharÁn argumentos de la legalidad de la uniÓn entre personas del mismo sexo en estados unidos miles de partidarios del matrimonio tradicional se manifestaron en washington pablo estuvo en el lugar.. >> la palabra de dios que dice que dios creÓ a un hombre y una mujer y que la uniÓn para que procrear sea de un hombre y una mujer y lo opuesto a eso es anti cristo.. >> el mensaje que traemos para proteger la familia, porque es la persona mÁs poderosa en el hogar, la madre y el padre, no padre y padre. pablo: es

ay, bibi ¿por quÉ no eres una niÑa normal? domingo 19 de abril y estas son las oficiales noticias. les tenemos las evidencias que contradice lo dicho por ahora nuevamente en evidencia demarcadora forma de actuar de esa organizaciÓn criminal como tragedia del mediterrÁneo una embarcaciÓn naufragar cuÁndo se dirigiÓ a las costas italianas. marocs rubio dice que por el momento es muy difÍcil pensar en la posibilidad de una reforma migratoria, vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ aransa: buenas noches y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn lo que ocurriÓ el pasado mes de enero ha generado gran controversia en la primera parte del reportaje especial. un sobreviviente puso en entredicho la versiÓn oficial las autoridades investigan esta pesquisa que realizÓ la periodista laura castellanos donde miembros de las autodefensas, vÍdeos y un mÉdico forman parte de la evidencia que sostiene que la policÍa fue atacada por la misma policÍa federal. alejandro: en un tiroteo registrado el pasado 6 de enero se ve a un grupo de civiles con pa

. >> you're friend bibi's been talking about iran getting a bomb since 1992. in 2006 he said they'll be building 25 bombs by the end of the decade. are they? no. >> you don't have any concerns at all about sitting down -- by the way, there's a big difference between the cold war and the russians that had nuclear weapons and america paving the way for them to get nuclear weapons considering i would argue that before any negotiations take place, pat i'm not against negotiations. but first you have to change your behavior. stop being a state sponsor of terror. stop fighting proxy wars. stop funding groups like hezbollah and other groups. how's that? >> sean. >> pat. >> in syria in iraq okay, the iranians and their allies, hezbollah, the shiite militia who are a dreadful bunch, assad, are fighting isis. they are fighting al qaeda. the houthi rebels in yemen are fighting isis in al qaeda? >> -- >> who are they killing, sean? they are killing our enemies. they are killing our enemies. >> okay. and then we're also fighting against them in yemen with the saudis. so ex

but look at his comments and his temper tantrum about bibi netanyahu the only democratically elected leader in the entire middle east. he has march harsher weird are for b.b. than -- bibi than the ayatollah. >> does he call you first and say, john, what the heck were you saying or does it just -- is it all fought in public? >> it's in public, unfortunately. but it is in public. it also obscures, neil the fact that the world is on fire. we now see renewed russian activities in ukraine who we refuse to give defensive weapons to. china is now consolidating their position in these islands offshore. they -- the whole situation in yemen is turning into chaos, and a return of al qaeda in yemen, among other things, besides the iranians being completely on the move. they've taken control in four countries, lebanon, syria, iraq, and -- >> the whole region. >> they have taken control in countries that were once our stomp -- staunch allies. >> thank you very much good seeing you again. >> thank you. >> to cape canaveral florida. the rocket take offering, history will be made. we're back in three

bibi: ay, papÁ, pero la madre teresa de calcuta era una--era una--era una--va.udovico: ah, eh, como porky como porky, como porky. locutor: este--pues, aranxa: hombre puertorriqueÑo desciende a su mujer de las autoridades que la arrestaron bajo cargos de terrorismo, el fbi dice que planeaba un atentado al estilo del bombazo de boston. correos electrÓnicos intercambiados entre trabajadores de ferguson los mensajes raciales atacan al presidente obama y su esposa. el papa francisco por ejemplo las mujeres en la vigilia papal exhorta recibirlos. las Águilas del amÉrica ganan con la mÍnima a la mÁquina del cruz azul. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semna con fÉlix y arantxa. arantxa: buenas noches bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn esta noche un nombre de origen puertorriqueÑo en esta atÓnito ante el arresto quien fue arrestado por terroristas irrumpieron en su hogar llevarse quien desempeÑa un atentado con bombas caseras para detonarlas al funeral de un policÍa. juan carlos nos presenta el caso. juan: esta mujer de la que por primera vez se conoce su im

seven mlon-dollar r kwg shippineggs with ke epaon date tfool cstome about how old t egs wer and also f bibiee days rch of baiful weather is over la for a short time. > day is the nice y of te wk. wdnd won'te b. tmrow cudy and ray. so traer six le dble san showg a sll dry tnht. raiwill be mong in by ao dawn in our nortestern sbbs. action m ti a look and rinng us why need te rain. ar shersrg m flors. the dafdils are inloom. raiall wise were dog wlan ih and tr-arrsbe norm so fr. rig w, it is dry and still vry mild. sx to drees in phidelphi witwind ouof the sth. alto 64. rang 63. mlille 60. ao the bches sie war i off the oan oce tmpare 4degrees. tmpetures aund 50 drees i seasle city and dover crntly it is 61 deees. stlite s with action rad showing you can see rbn moiure. atl cold fnt near cela. thiwill maho t east. lokg e sth we wi se sherbinng to bbble up. ican y tha tawi be inraing with lw presse delopingnd tawil help to eance te rnfall escially sth o pladelphiao moing cmte, lots of clou pcts of lig to morate ri temratures t the 50's. corain at 6:00'clo 5 grees by 80. fte tck shinf the mrni t

. >> reporter: for nearly four decades, bibi breaux has coached lsu jim newscastics. >> she's taken herentertainment level the athletic level, the pleasing sport level. she does it like nobody else does it. >> ready and one. >> reporter: hall's reach extends beyond her college to her church where she teaches praise dance. eight-year-old kayla buckley is one of her students. >> she's a great gymnast. when i see it, i believe i can do anything that she does. >> i'm doing something right. i feel like this is what i was sent here to do. >> reporter: you don't look like the classic gymnast. >> the traditional gymnast is much more skinny. i'm not the typical thing. so what? let's have some fun. >> reporter: fun for her and for her fans. michelle miller, cbs news, baton rouge. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a beverly hills housewife just arrested, the multiple charges. >> while gisele retires from the run way at 34 and th

>> reporter: for more than four decades, bibi breaux has coached l.s.u. sixte national champions. >> she has taken her performance to the maximum level. she's taken it to entertainment level, the athletic level, the "pleasing sport" level. she does it like nobody else does it. ( cheers ) >> ready, and one. h >> reporter: hall's reach extends beyond her college to greater mount olive missionary baptist church, where shee of teaches praise dance. eight-year-old kayla buckley is one of her students. >> she's a great gymnast. and when i see it, i believe iat can do anything that she does. ♪ >> i'm doing something right. i feel like this is what i wase sent here to do. >> reporter: i mean, you don't look like the classic gymnast. >> exactly. the traditional gymnast is very skinny, much more of a graceful aspect, is what we call it. i'm not the typical thing. so what? let's have some fun. >> reporter: fun for her and for her fans. ( cheers and applause ) a michelle miller, cbs news, baton rouge. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs" evening news" for tonight. for all

bibi netanyahu meets with john boehner with a warning. congressman mike kelly will react.illy will join us talking about "killing jesus." home improvement? bob massi is here. we're live from the autoshow talking about cars we cannot afford yet. that's coming up this morning on "fox and friends" because your mornings are better with friends. >> we believe you. we'll be watching. >>> another bizarre twist in that possible california kidnapping case. denise huskins her alleged kidnapping sending another e-mail to the san francisco chronicle saying that he will turn himself in to police as long as his accomplices get immunity. if not, he will teach english overseas or live off the grid. the kidnapper also said he was sorry for not treating voallejo police with violence. huskins was allegedly snatched from her home and released adday later. police say the whole thing was ranged by huskins and her boyfriend. >>> the owner of the building that exploded in manhattan's east village could face charges. last week's explosion and collapse killed two people. and hurt 22 others. >>> wel

in that way, they could portray bibi netanyahu as an alarmist and even though the president had said we're going to give it six months and then heap on the sanctions. the reason they are telling us now the truth, which they have known, as the secretary of education is admitting right now -- >> energy. >> i mean energy is admitting right now. the reason they are acknowledging now that it's short is also to serve their political purposes. they are on the verge of a deal. they want the deal. they want to say, look what we've accomplished. we've stretched the breakout from two months to a year and also to generate alarm to say, but we have to do this because the iranians are acquiring a bomb. but this shouldn't surprise us. with obamacare obama said to everybody, if you like your plan, you'll keep your plan. they knew that would not be true. they assured americans, if you liked what you had, you'd be okay and then millions of plans were canceled. this administration is determined to get a deal and will not let the facts stand in the way. >> the facts that they are expressing now are the

let's watch bibi. >> i think this is a dream deal for iran and it's a nightmare deal for the world.think the real problem in the middle east is not the democracy of israel that has shown restraint or responsibility, but it's cunning like iran that pursue nuclear weapons with the explicit goal first of annihilating us, but also ultimately of conquering the middle east and threatening you. >> it sounds like you would want the u.s. to kill -- is that what you would like them to do? >> i would like the united states and the other members of the p-5 plus one to get a better deal. you can ratchet you have the sanctions. >>> peter baker, it seems like he does what a lot of politicians do. you have a strong position, but you don't want to unsheath it. but there he is against, in notion of conquest, that iran is basically hitler, they'll conquered the middle east the way hitler conquered continental europe. it seems he does want to kill the deal. what's your assessment here? >> it's interesting, you know, the day after he made those remarks to chuck todd, his minister of intelligence gave ou

in that way, they could portray bibi netanyahu as an alarmist and even though the president had said to give it six months and then heap on the sanctions. the reason they are telling us now the truth, which they have known, as the secretary of education is admitting right now -- >> energy. >> i mean energy is admitting right now. the reason they are acknowledging now that it's short is also to serve their political purposes. they are on the verge of a deal. they want the deal. they want to say, look what we've accomplished. we've stretched the breakout from two months to a year and also to generate alarm to say, but we have to do this because the iranians are acquiring a bomb. but this shouldn't surprise us. with obamacare obama said to everybody, if you like your plan, you'll keep your plan. they knew that would not be true. they assured americans, if you liked what you had, you'd be okay and then millions of plans were canceled. this administration is determined to get a deal and will not let the facts stand in the way. >> the facts that they are expressing now are the same facts t

she was standing in a heap of garbage, and she said namaste, bibi that means "hello sister."was the beginning. i called up my parents and asked me to wire over my $5,000 of baby-sitting money. >> it's time to get up. good morning. >> good morning. >> we started with a home and then we built a school. we select children who, without us would not be able to go to school. a lot of them are begging on the streets. >> you got it. >> we have created one of the top performing schools in the entire region. for 350 children. and 50 of those kids live in our home. our first priority is to keep a child with their family. and then in the severe case of a child who really has nobody they come in to live in our home. when you walk in the front gathers of kopila you don't see suffering. you see laughing, thriving kids. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. if you don't think "hashtag love dad" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". our aarp tek p

on the contrary response comes from bibi netanyahu saying they are going to attack the united states. that guy is going ballistic. >> let iranians keep ballistic missiles. what is the underground bunker between the mountain buried with a thousand spinning centrifuges with no spot on inspections? we are allowing them to keep that? >> you are allowing them to keep the facility. >> what are they doing in the facility? medical isotopes? >> they built that out of fear of israel or united states coming. >> we didn't know about it until a few years ago. >> we knew about it. >> you guys forget the barack obama administration is the ones who was undermining the iranians. we have been all over the iranians. now we have a deal with the iranians. you are so angry with obama you don't want to acknowledge. >> 75% of centrifuges under obama administration. >> i got to run. >> that's why we should stop them. you want to blame obama or stop -- >> it all happened under his watch. >> the funny thing is you talk about how we got the deal. the diplomatic framework is based on a nuclear threat. the reason

bibi netanyahu, angela merkel. maybe the most representative figure of our age. tough people are winning. is he sort of fitting temperamentally into that mold. there seems to be a global, historical drift in her direction. >> does the fact that she's a woman -- does it have the potential to scramble some of these political calculation -- i mean, if 10% of republican women decide they'd rather vote for hillary, that's a big deal. >> and 53% of the electorate will probably be women. it's a plus. it's a definite plus. even if she's not fresh in anything she says, it gives her the freshness of that. so i think it's a net plus. one of the interesting things is on foreign policy, does she always have to be the toughest person, or is she worrying about some stereotypes there? i think she's naturally the toughest person. we remember what she was like when she was in the senate. she was not that far from john mccain on a lot of issues. i'm not sure she's going to run that way. somehow one feels that's where a lot of her general intellectual bent is. >> when you look at al

. >> and this week mitch mcconnell met with bibi netanyahu in jerusalem, and they here's the prime minister and the majority leader. >> will this increase or decrease iran's aaggress? will it make their move forward more moderate or more extreme? i think it's a no-brainer. >> the group who are here share your concerns about this potential agreement, and there are options the united states have in the wake of an agreement and if there is no agreement. the option, if there's an agreement, is a big that we intend to vote on that enjois bipartisan report to require that agreement to come to congress for approval. >> what do you make of that scene, ambassador, american top political leader acting for a while like a cigar store indians standing there while netanyahu gives a speech, like an infomercial. oh, we don't nothing, we don't trust anybody. that's street corner talk, track talk, no sense of, you know, it's a tricky situation, we have a lot of parties in the middle east, we're trying to work through so we avoid a war. partisanship has played its hand here. >> it's obviously a tough issue. n

they've backed themselves into a corner and may be waiting for bibi netanyahu to lead them out of thet it will be a very hard mission given where the american public is these days. >> one bit of irony here today is that you ran the kerry campaign in 2004, bob shrum, and during one of the debates, bob, your candidate and now our secretary of state john kerry was asked, what's his biggest concern? and he said nuclear proliferation. and here we are 11 years later, 12 years later, you know -- you know, you've got john kerry sitting across from the iranians doing the deal. >> yeah. >> i mean i find that rather fascinating. what do you think he's thinking tonight? >> oh i think he's -- first of all, ideally suited for this job but, secondly i think he's cautiously optimistic that this is a big breakthrough that as david says it could fall apart but i don't think it's going to fall apart. i think there's momentum behind it. and if that momentum is sustained, we're going to live in kind of a different world. iran may even begin to become part of the international order again. so i think it's

today, house speaker john boehner met with israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu over in israel beforehe meeting netanyahu blasted the deal, worked on. here he is again. >> evidently, giving you iran's regime a clear path to the bomb is negotiable. this would ensure a bad deal that would endanger israel, the middle east and the peace of the world. now is the time for the international community to insist on a better deal. >> meanwhile, dick cheney told a group of republicans last night he doesn't see any good coming out of negotiations. what would he do? what should we do? war, he says. according to cheney, "there have been a number of times where we have been faced with the potential threat of a nuclear middle east and what's worked is military force and the willingness to go in and use military capability to strip nuclear arms from places such as iraq, such as iran, such as syria. and unfortunately, barack obama doesn't seem to understand that." "when we went into iraq in 2003 it was based in part on the conviction that there will be another mass attack on the united states and might

. >> bibi is telling barack that this bites.es rosen on whether the white house is bit bag. >> not just the disapproval of the israel yas that the obama administration must now confront but also the elation at least on the surface that iranians are projecting over the proposed terms. iranian foreign minister, zarif, ñ across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabe

the president said that's going to be on an npr interview aired tomorrow about a new objection that bibi raised that was described publicly president netanyahu says iran denies israel's right to exist as a part of this deal. >> the notion that we would condition iran not getting nuclear weapons in a verifiable deal on iran recognizing israel is really akin to saying that we won't sign a deal unless the nature of the iranen regime completely transforms and that, i think, is a fundamental misjudgment. we want iran not to have nuclear weapon pricelyecisely because we can't bank on the iranian regime change. >> what president obama says is certainly true in terms that it would scuttle the deal if that were proposed as an al turntive requirement. that iran has to recognize israel. recognize what exactly. israel has no borders. is netanyahu going to say that iran must recognize israel as a jewish state? this is really upping the rhetorical level. >> that they have a right to exist. >> that goes to the question, again, of a country that has no borders, ha isn't recognized by most of the rest of

here is bibi netanyahu. >> it will legitimatize iran's illegal nuclear program. it will leave iran with a vast nuclear infrastructure, a vast nuclear infrastructure remains in place. the deal would lift sanctions almost immediately. and this at the very time that iran is stepping up its aggression and terror. >> reporter: well to be clear the sanctions would be lifted sort of piece by piece. meanwhile, chuck schumer among many critics on capitol hill expressing caution. he seems very skeptical about this deal. he says we will take a very close look at it. not signing off on it by any stretch of the imagination which might probably surprise some people when you consider he has been a very consistent ally of the administration. we'll have a lot more throughout the day on fox news channel from the white house, but for now jenna, back to you. jenna: as you point out kevin senator schum hears been with the white house on many issues but with this issue about iran joins many democrats on this issue. nice sampling for us today, kevin, thank you so much. jon: as you migh

yesterday saying this makes our country, the united states the region and the world safer, but obviously bibi netanyahu isn't buying it. he said earlier this morning, i am going to quote him here that the deal does not block the path to a bomb it paves the path to a bomb so he obviously has his work cut out for him in some parts of the world stage. he is going to bring some persian gulf leaders here in the spring to talk about regional security, they'll be meeting at camp david. what is essentially a very critical sales job has already begun. >> now that we reestablished our connection with alleh, i want to bring you back. the celebration in the streets, with so many celebrating, cheering in the streets, interesting that yesterday's announcement of the deal and president obama's remarks were carried live in iranian tv and images we have seen from people taking selfies with the tv. how is that received? >> reporter: his speech was on major time delay, didn't broadcast all of it. nonetheless, it was unusual they would put it almost live out because people wanted to hear what president obama sai

is obama wrong to try to pressure bibi to return the borders or not have jerusalem as a capital?absolutely. one of the things i think we made a mistake in our country many democrats, some republicans, too, thinking they should dictate the peace process over there, dictate the borders, dictate where people build. there are pluses and minuses to all of that but they should be decided by the sovereign nation of israel. >> vladimir putin, you said about his invasion of ukraine, a gross violation of the nation's sovereignty. how do you stop that and what would you say to putin? >> you know, i voted for sanctions. i would also try to increase our exports of liquid natural gas to europe, to try to make them less dependent on russia. there is no easy solution. even though the most hawkish of members of our party aren't for putting troops in ukraine and the problem is that in countries historically and geographically that have been very close to russia, there's not really a scenario that people imagine where we're going to have a land war with russia over this. they should be made to pay

is this like bibi netanyahu saying i don't like arabs one night? term this is not good for them. >> i want to talk about something serious. what i study. i want to talk about themes and strategies that win elections. we haven't heard it from hillary yet. i want to know why these people running for president think they should be president. reagan was tough patriotism. jimmy carter was innocence. nixon was tough politics. i'm tougher than this guy. kennedy was let's get this country moving again. god, fdr was new deal. they all had a theme. i want to know whose themes we're going to see now. this is "hardball." the place for politics. you get used to food odors in your car. you think it smells fine but your passengers smell this.. eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. smells nice... so you and your passengers can breathe happy. >>> mitt romney is in the top 1% but not in a way you might expect. romney's ncaa brackets are better 99.98% of the brackets filled out in espn's bracket challenge. he picks

is this like bibi netanyahu, say i don't like airplanerabs one night?ong term this is not good thr tell. >> i want to talk about something serious. what i study. i want to talk about themes and strategies that win elections. we haven't heard it from hillary yet. i want to know why these people running for president think they should be president. reagan was tough patriotism. jimmy carter was innocence. nixon was tough politics. i'm tougher than this guy. kennedy was let's get this country moving again. god, fdr was new deal. they all had a theme. i want to know whose themes we're going to see now. this is "hardball." the place for politics. three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. audible safety

hey, biby the way, don't buy a big independent oil stock when oil goes down for three straight days because that probably doesn't belong on the new high list anymore. i always like to say you're looking for a stock that has bristol meyers like strength because almost nothing has to do with bristol meyers. be sure you're dealing with a momentarily damaged stock rather than one that's going down, down, down. how do you tell the difference in the fundamentals haven't changed, the stock probably hasn't fallen from grace, pull back largely for mechanical reasons, profit-taking or panic in the market and more than ever thanks to the fact that stocks with traded like commodities causing huge selloffs that make sense or anything and double or triple related etfs more powerful than the stocks themselves, you see the stocks of good companies pull back from their highs for nothing that happened to do at the company, nothing to do with the company or the strength of the underlying businesses. those are the buys. >> buy, buy, buy. >> but if the fundamental picture changes, whatever made the strong attra

as you see in the bibi netanyahu speech, the letter that went which i suspect will be the topic of conversation of some of our speakers coming up. there's a real tension going on and we wanted to address the tension with this program and have the people in the midst of everything that's going on speak today. and that's what you've got. and particularly i'd like to do that starting with our first speaker. our first speaker is no stranger to me. it's congresswoman susan brooks. she is my congresswoman. and i'm proud to say. it is a distinct honor into the deuce her. but it's going to be out. i'm going to talk about introducing her by talking about somebody else. for those of you who know me by now, a lot of you, my son is in the military. he's an officer in the united states navy. our mutual friend susan -- [ applause ] i wasn't doing that for clapping. our mutual friend and my governor mike pence is literally at quantico today. his son is being sworn in as a lieutenant in the united states marine corps. we get it as parents of kids in the military that there are risks that go along with that. bu

barbara: as we know, the relationship between bibi netanyahu and barack obama has been poor for a longime. the israelis were very upset back in 2013 to find out that the u.s. and iran had been talking through a back channel facilitated by oman. the israelis felt this was a real the trail that they were not -- a real betrayal that they were not read in to these talks. the administration did that because they were worried about leaks. with admiration to my colleagues in the israeli press, they have a way of finding out things and putting things out there. in 2000, there was a summit in west virginia on syria. an israeli newspaper got a hold of the draft agreement and leak the whole thing and blew up those talks so there was no peace agreement between israel and syria. for whatever reasons, the obama administration kept those negotiations quiet. the israelis were upset about the interim agreement. although after it went into effect they did not seem to mind so much. what they envision is to keep that interim agreement in effect forever and to keep sanctions on forever with limited relief

bibi netanyahu comes to america and presents to congress. he presents to the american people.k times" and tom friedman. that is his idea of presenting a case. the case he makes is, you have to understand they think like us and we'll treat them as though they think like us but they don't. they have a different culture. it is a very long and ancient culture. they have a set of ideas that are rational but different set of goals than the united states or president obama. stuart: president obama, i believe got roughly 70% of the jewish vote in the last election and one before that. i think it was really 70 to 80%. in the next election will a democrat get 70% of the jewish vote? >> depending which democrat they will get somewhere above 70% of the jewish vote, quite likely. stuart: how do you explain that. >> it is complicated. i didn't know we were going here this morning or this afternoon. the way jews vote tend to be fear of other issues than this. there is a lot of trust in government including big government. and they're i guess jewish vote is divided into two categories. they'r

election and the domestic rivalries between democrats and republicans, it has a lot to do with bibi netanyahu, aipac and more, i believe a big big understanding not only in the u.s. congress between a lot of u.s. mull politicians. you hear from many u.s. congressmen that we should keep the sanctions, pressure iran. iran only came to nuclear negotiation deal can or framework because of sanctions pressures. still they keep the same narrative. in all debate you read the same narrative. but very simple fact. before sanks iran had a few hundred centrifuges. after sanctions iran increased to 22,000 centrifuges. before sanctions iran was enriching below 5%. after sanctions iran increased to 20%. before sanctions iran had just a few hundred kilogram of stockpile. after sanctions, 10,000 kilograms. before sanctions iran was working with one generation of centrifuges, now eight generations of centrifugings. this was really the impact of sanctions. as president obama said, suddenly the p5+1, they opened their eyes and they recognized iran has just three months to breakout. the only thing really made the