i mean, bibi netanyahu can talk a lot about the power of israel, but the truth is israel cannot takec abilities of iran. it can't kill all the scientists or take away all the enrichment facilities. if it tries, all that will happen is it will all go underground and we won't know anything like as much as we know right now about the program. in fact, if israel starts a war, the united states will have to finish it. and that's exactly what the bush administration was frankly terrified of and why they argued very vehemently against any kind of military attack by the israelis. and the obama administration has tried very hard to convince the israelis that at the end of the day, it will not allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. but you know, all bets are off if iran were to go toward a breakout and start moving publicly, more or less publicly to create nuclear weapons. that's probably not going to happen. beibi netanyahu can probably learn to live with a deal where there is an inspection regime, where there is a reduction in the inventory of enriched uranium and potential fuel for nuclear we

chance of peace in the region is frozen once again as israeli land grabs and harsh rhetoric by bibi netanyahu continue this week also mark the anniversary of the passing of palestinian leader yasser arafat who died in two thousand and four evidence now suggests that the former statesman was deliberately poisoned that's right swiss experts recently concluded that arafat's exuma remains contain traces of polonium a radioactive substance two hundred fifty thousand times more toxic than cyanide so needless to say this is a somber anniversary indeed and while here in america we only hear one side of this conflict in order to learn from history and change our future we must acknowledge these dark truths. it's a. very hard to take a. life that.

over thirty years that leaders from these two countries are having direct talks however israel's bibi netanyahuis not as delighted despite the fact that this deal's far from finished he's been very vocal in his opposition to the u.s. negotiating with the wrong at all. got the deal of the century. and the international community got a bad deal this is a very bad deal. and it really is really utterly rejected and what i'm saying is shared by many many in the regions whether or not they express it publicly israel is not a blow. by this agreement and israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and to defend the security of its people all right all right we get it bibi you want to acknowledge that the deal if it if it is made if it's the geneva talks about iran's nuclear program several media outlets i'm running a very interesting story one that suggests saudi arabia is one step away just one step away from getting their hands on a nuclear bomb that's right the b.b.c. reported earlier this week that according to a senior nato official saudi arabia has already paid pakistan for nuclear

over thirty years that leaders from these two countries are having direct talks however israel's bibi netanyahuis not as delighted despite the fact that this deal's far from finished he's been very vocal in his opposition to the u.s. negotiating with the wrong at all. to long got the deal of this century. and the international community got a bad deal this is a very bad deal. and it really is really utterly reject it and what i'm saying is shared by many many in the regions whether or not they express it publicly israel is not a blow. by this agreement and israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and to defend the security of its people all right all right we get it bibi you want to acknowledge that the deal is if it is made if it's the geneva talks about iran's nuclear program several media outlets have been running a very interesting story one that suggests saudi arabia is one step away just one step away from getting their hands on a nuclear bomb that's right the b.b.c. reported earlier this week that according to a senior nato official saudi arabia has already paid pakistan

over thirty years that leaders from these two countries are having direct talks however israel's bibi netanyahuis not as delighted despite the fact that this deal's far from finished he's been very vocal in his opposition to the u.s. negotiating with the wrong at all. the wrong got the deal of the century. and the international community got a bad deal this is a very bad deal. and it really is really utterly reject it and what i'm saying is shared by many many in the regions whether or not they express it publicly israel is not a blow. by this agreement and israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and to defend the security of its people all right all right we get it bibi you want to acknowledge that the deal if it if it is made that it's the geneva talks about iran's nuclear program several media outlets i'm running a very interesting story one that suggests saudi arabia is one step away just one step away from getting their hands on a nuclear bomb that's right the b.b.c. reported earlier this week that according to a senior nato official saudi arabia has already paid pakistan

over thirty years that leaders from these two countries are having direct talks however israel's bibi netanyahuis not as delighted despite the fact that this deal's far from finished he's been very vocal in his opposition to the u.s. negotiating with the wrong at all. got the deal of the century. and the international community got a bad deal this is a very bad deal. and it really is really utterly rejected and what i'm saying is shared by many many in the regions whether or not they express it publicly israel is not a blow. by this agreement and israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and to defend the security of its people all right all right we get it bibi you want to acknowledge that the deal if it if it is made that it's the geneva talks about iran's nuclear program several media outlets i'm running a very interesting story one that suggests saudi arabia is one step away just one step away from getting their hands on a nuclear bomb that's right the b.b.c. reported earlier this week that according to a senior nato official saudi arabia has already paid pakistan for nuclea

it's the peace in the region is frozen once again as israeli land grabs and harsh rhetoric by bibi netanyahu continue this week also mark the anniversary of the passing of palestinian leader yasser arafat who died in two thousand and four evidence now suggests that the former statesman was deliberately poisoned that's right swiss experts recently concluded that arafat's exuma remains contain traces of polonium a radioactive substance two hundred fifty thousand times more toxic than cyanide so needless to say this is a somber anniversary indeed and while here in america we only hear one side of this conflict in order to learn from history and change our future we must acknowledge these dark truths. of the please please they are very hard to take that are the. one that had to act with the terror threat there are those. that believe. that. as more people turn to the internet for their primary source of news independent and citizen journalism has begun to flourish and corporate media is suffering as a result just last week c.n.n. announced and bear is being radians for a media conglomerate of it

. >> we just heard the israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu call it a bad deal. are you confident that you can get him to respect it? >> well, actually, israel and the united states absolutely share the same goal here. there is no daylight between us with respect to what we want to achieve at this point. we both want to make it certain that iran cannot have a nuclear weapon and iran cannot be in a place where they can break out and suddenly get that weapon. the deal is the beginning and first step, it leads us into the negotiation so that we guarantee that, while we are negotiating for the dismantling, while we are negotiating for the tougher provisions, they will not grow the program in their capacity to threaten israel. israel will actually gain a larger breathing space in terms of the breakout capacity of iran. it's just clear. >> the u.s. has pledged in this deal to hold off on new sanctions for six more months. the president says now is not the time for new sanctions. are you confident that you can convince congress not to pass new sanctions? if they do, wil

relationship with the israeli prime minister and that sentence you just read is going to drive bibi netanyahunot want carrots going to iran. we want to see if they can get to the finishing point themselves believe they're on the verge of a landmark agreement that will get iran to give up its nuclear weapons program. if that's the case, that is a game changer in world affairs. not just middle eastern affairs. however, at the moment, netanyahu has been saying give them nothing. i'm skeptical they would do this any way and what he thinks they will do, give you a dale on paper so that you ease up the sanctions and then they won't follow through. and the president seems to be opening the door to some easing of the sanctions. he does say we can dial them back up if they don't keep their end of the deal. you can bet in tel aviv and jerusalem, they are reading this interview and they are not happy. >> thank you to all three of you. >>> next, of course, the president, will he be proven right if obama care works? will he get last word and what will that mean for 2016? people don't have to think about w

chance of peace in the region is frozen once again as israeli land grabs and harsh rhetoric by bibi netanyahu continue this week also mark the anniversary of the passing of palestinian leader yasser arafat who died in two thousand and four evidence now suggests that the former statesman was deliberately poisoned that's right swiss experts recently concluded that arafat's exuma remains contain traces of polonium a radioactive substance two hundred fifty thousand times more toxic than cyanide so needless to say this is a somber anniversary indeed and while here in america we only hear one side of this conflict in order to learn from history and change our future we must acknowledge these dark truths. the. it was a. very hard to take a. look. at that or how to act with that are right there. as more people turn to the internet for their primary source of news independent and citizen journalism has begun to flourish and corporate media is suffering as a result just last week c.n.n. announced and bear is seeing ratings for a media conglomerate of its size and its weekly ratings hit near record lows

we laughed including bibi netanyahu. including month was conceived by ikea. as somebody and fundamentally least. at every. the israeli government to accept it's the principle of theory. and the palestinian men for and supreme steeple of charity who knew they would accept the principle of canning they would have said that the country from the beginning like the jewish nation didn't agree with this is the very problem weeds the problem is the acceptance of the jewish state took a week and we could we could go back over that of a treat to talk about it in part one of our discussion this issue. i wanted it back though to this issue be wrong. he has this talk and end in israel. this very real sense that there's an existential threat to the state is from coming not from the palestinians. but from the iranians and on that score. if you just joining us speaking before the knesset the french president said that he wanted to not let you braun get the bomb and talks about how um the french last week. all that signing on the dotted line will friend stay the course and sh

secret from technology that they stole from the united states and material from the united states netanyahu bibi himself was part of smuggling cry trons and that scandal that goes all the back to a new back in pennsylvania which they've polluted parts of the united states and they're the country that's openly ethnically cleansing their neighbors if anybody does there are sanctions it's himself they deal is not a blow to israel's security or anybody security iran is only enriching to five percent sanctions by and large are still in place they did get some relief up to about four point two billion dollars they're going to be allowed to trade in oil but if you compare that to the numbers of two thousand and eleven before the sanctions were in place they're still losing about five billion dollars a month they'll be losing thirty billion dollars in this six month interim deal that they're getting four point two back in return is a win for them because they're losing less than they were losing before but they're still losing a lot a lot more than if they didn't have to sanctions there at all while it'

bibi and president obama has atrophied. always but this exacerbated it. >> president obama spoke with netanyahu last week.ng of this presidency there's been this chilly relationship between them each one in public statements says is a warm relationship. day one there's road bumps. every time there's an election republicans use this as a talking point, u.s. is less president obama israel than the past. the two men do not seem to get along very well. this is the latest point we've seen it flair up in differences in policy. >> other men that like to chime in. i love the idea of french throwing a croissant into the spokes. he's throwing his own version of a cross onto in the spokes, of course referring to john mccain. france had the courage to prevent a bad nuclear agreement with iran. vive la france. lindsey graham thang, thank god for france. american foreign policy as written by president obama is really no big surprise. that said, in terms of the sanctions piece, they are going to need congressional approval to do anything on sanctions. congress has not been very obedient lately. >> no. we're back to call