what bibi netanyahu has done is put a wedge deeply between republican-american jews and democratic-american have been very engaged in the american political process. but the calculation that netanyahu thought and he's broken that apart in a remarkable way. >> indeed. well, steve, thanks for helping us understand that. really appreciate it. >> thank you, joy. >>> three years after his death, there will be no federal charges stemming from the killing of unarmed teen trayvon martin. but that's not the only highly charged case that the department of justice has been considering. so what are the chances that the families of eric garner and michael brown will see action from the fed? we'll discuss that next. oh yea, that's coming down let's get some rocks, man. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. bett

and unfortunately by what bibi netanyahu has done and what his ambassador has done by not informing john kerry of his intention to have the prime minister of israel address congress, that's ensured this has become a partisan issue. that's unfortunate. >> hold on. now there are reports that actually the white house was informed about this -- >> not by the israelis. >> well, what do you know, david? >> this is an astonishing -- again, another astonishing reason the president gives for not wanting to do something. this is a president who as a candidate traveled the world right before his election. none of those countries had a problem with the president coming and being seen as a world leader before he became president of the united states, one. two, there is no better advocate for the concern israelis have than benjamin netanyahu. and someone needs to come carry that message to the u.s. people think the president suggests he's trying to influence an election. people have made their decision about netanyahu's policies. his coming to the u.s. is more about keeping allies close, which is what

bibi netanyahu, elizabeth warren, or monet davis?u saw her do that crossover that drove kevin hart to embarrassment and shame so that he would never play in the celebrity game again, you would know the answer all the way is monet davis. >> i say to you pimm fox -- drei del dreidel dreidel. benjamin netanyahu is playing two continents like a pro. >> that you agree monet davis could take him in a one-on-one? >> totally. >> who is more transparent governor chris christie of new jersey, silvio burwell or norm mcdonald? >> norm mcdonald is the best reporter in the history of entertainment. the whole story about eddie murphree not wanting to play cosby. he could be on e! imagine the world of politics entertainment, and a if all of us unleashed our norm mcdonald and started socializing. >> 100 tweets. >> that guy tweets about football when it is football season, and you don't even need to watch the game. >> and he has an open invitation to come on. >> i have to give you the last final question. what is the best picture? "biredman," "boyhood

we have a president who will not meet with bibi netanyahu when he comes here.first place president obama went, what was his first speech outside the united states? in cairo talking about opening his arms to -- to -- to the muslim population of the world. >> is that a bad thing? >> but we know that there is a certain group of muslims who hate jews. now, bibi netten yew haw n, bibi netten yew haw netanyahu has not been very friendly with the obama administration. he supported mitt romney in 2012. there's a divide there. right? am i -- >> that's fair. >> is that not true? >> the president not meeting with netanyahu netanyahu didn't even tell him he was coming to see him. >> do we know that young people in colleges are predominantly liberal? yes? >> i think the academy is predominantly liberal. >> if president obama is anti-israel, why wouldn't liberal, young people -- >> he's not anti-israel. the united states is not anti-israel. >> all right. dana, it's the jews' fault. can't we just agree? >> well, you know, the jews themselves are taking it upon themselves to -

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letting bibi netanyahu use the well of our house, the well of congress as a sound stage for his politicaldvertisement and i think that's deplorable and i think susan rice in this case is right. it's very destructive for our relationship and it's spiralling even further with john kerry taking the bark off an ally. bibi made a bad mistake here and boehner made a bad mistake here. what's happened to the idea that we had some bipartisanship around what the commander in chief does. >> here's my question to you because i have a tough comment at the end of the show. i want to make sure i'm right here. if netanyahu thought it was bad form to speak in the country thanks to boehner and not tell the president, why didn't he, the minute he heard that the president didn't know about this invitation say, wait a minute, i'm not coming over there if it's not a bipartisan invitation? in other words, he always had the option of saying, i don't care what boehner cooked up, i'm not coming without a bipartisan invitation and he's never done that since this thing started. he's insistent on this fight. he wants

the focus off the iran deal and putting it on a dumb invitati invitation, botched invitation to bibi netanyahu isn't an invitation to one president, it's the iran deal. >> benjamin netanyahu may win re-election in a few weeks which means president obama will have to deal with him for the next year and a half or so. has this white house made it more difficult? netanyahu may have had more issues. he may have made it worse. is the white house doing enough to protect this relationship, this crucial relationship going forward? >> show me a president since 1948, i will show you tensions in u.s.-israeli relations. at the end of the day, we get it together. for the first time israel was used as a political football by the republican speaker of the house. we need to get beyond the speech and what counts. what counts is this deal with iran which i happen to oppose. >> what do you say to your colleagues who are boycotting the speech. >> i'll speak bluntly for a member of congress, when you know your adversary is setting a trap, don't walk into the trap. why would you want to walk into a trap you know is

sad state of affairs, and i think fortunately has backfired on both the republicans who invited bibi netanyahu here to address congress. but on rand paul this is the biggest question in terms of the republican primary that they have for him. can we stomach your views on foreign policy? as you're pointing out, he's been very quick to move to a place that he feels the republican primary electorate will be comfortable with, contrary to some of his previous statements. >> dorian they don't have all the republicans co-sponsoring this yet in the senate. it's an interestingly, actually slow start for it. >> very slow start, because it's unprecedented. it's been interesting to watch the interaction between the president and the vice president. vice president biden is going to be away the president is going to be away. so it's been interesting to watch the interaction between the white house and the senate republicans, who are slowly moving along in terms of this invitation. we'll see how this plays out, especially in the debates for the primary in 2016. >> david corn the polling in israel makes it loo

i remember bibi netanyahu lost the prime ministership once before because of his poor relationship with president clinton so it's not new for him to have a testy relationship with an american president. >> host: he may win the prime ministership because it is bad relationship. >> guest: he me but i think it's close enough that his visit to the ice is congress is much part of that campaign. i think that he was looking for this event to try and help them and what had not been a campaign that was moving in the right direction and they're still great controversy about it as you know because you are student of the israeli press as i am. there is a tremendous amount of disquiet about what is happening to the relationship and many israelis view his trip here as a needless provocation and a violation, a violation of the nonpartisan relationship between the two countries. >> host: when netanyahu got into that crisis with president clinton in 1997 it damaged net not -- netanyahu very much because clinton is a friend of israel. today a recent poll shows that 60% or more of israelis think that the

believe that the republicans would allow the department of homeland security not to be funded when bibi netanyahu was coming to address the country. >> i think from every source i've talked to up on capitol hill they feel confident they're going to get there this. that's why there in there, trying to make sure they have the votes when they move to the dmroor floor. >> kevin madden gloria borger, guys, thanks very much. >>> we'll go back to the hill and see what's happening up there. they're in recess right now in the house of representatives. there's lots at stake. much more right after this. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is

. >> is there a back and forth going on between the president and bibi netanyahu? >> if there is, i'm not going to continue it from here. >> the president of the united states is set to ask congress for new war powers. >> as soon as tomorrow. >> obviously right now, the middle east is spiraling out of control. so what should america do about that? >> well, how about nothing. >> i think it would be safe to say we're stuck. >> we need a fully funded appropriations bill for the department of homeland security and we need it real soon. >> it's clear we can't go forward in the senate unless you've heard something i haven't. so the next move is up to the house. >> but first, here is your moment of zen. >> here it is, your moment of zen. >> you made it. the fastest run across the hall. we had to rewire you for this show. i'm glad you're all here because rachel you handled this an hour ago. i have to now handle one of the most difficults thing i've had to do in this job, and that is the news nbc announced tonight about brian williams being suspended for six months. i want

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. >> will you see prime minister bibi netanyahu? >> that's the intention. i normally do when i go. i was there three times last year and saw him all three times. i've known him a long time. we're friends and i've known him both in and out of government. he's a remarkable person. i think of him as sort of a churchill among chamberlains to be honest with you. he's a great leader and very thoughtful insightful leader. >> to the extent he'll say governor i know there's this debate playing out in the united states advise me should i keep my date with congress you would say what? >> i would say go ahead and do it because congress has every right to invite whoever they wish and they've invited him to come and speak. i think his message is an important message. he will give an update on where things stand with iran. i don't think there's anybody who is closer to that than he is. i understand that it's a little awkward because of the white house's resistance to his coming to congress. but i think the white house has acted with petulance in this and i believe what they should have done is sa

the xyz affair in the 1970s -- >> and this is really short term really dangerous politics that bibi netanyahuplaying right now. >> his point is israel has an existential threat he has to alert the congress because that's really the last -- >> why not meet with these democrats? >> that's the last bastion, if you will to prevent this deal. >> he may be making it tougher, not easier to have that fundamental debate -- >> guys, thanks. we'll cover that visit next week. >>> coming up in less than three days funding for the u.s. department of homeland security runs out. the house speeshgsaker john boehner, says he's in a wait-and-see mood right now. we have the latest on this fight when we come back. ti correxion® 5 in 1. proven to hydrate dryness illuminate dullness lift sagging diminish the look of dark spots and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a g

may not care that much about what happens in israel, boy are the politics heating up between bibi netanyahuemocrats. the democrats feinstein and durbin offered him a private meeting to try to make peace, get his views on the iran nuclear negotiations, but not be in public at the speech, which they think is a big mistake. he said thanks but no thanks. >> i don't believe there's been a point in the history of israel where israel and the united states' domestic politics have been at such odds. the israeli prime minister is at such odds with the united states, where it's taken on such a partisan tone. i'm perplexed by the prime minister's decision not 20 meet with democratic senators could who not be more supportive of israel. now we have a situation where he's going to address congress. not only will the president not meet with him, the vice president won't attend the secretary of state will be out of town. it's an extraordinary situation. i think advisers close to netanyahu worry about the long-lasting danger from this speech we're going to hear on tuesday. >> and, in fact, john kerry will pr

. >> bibi netanyahu insists that it is his duty to come and speak to a joint meeting of congress to voice his opposition to any iran deal. what's your take on that? >> well he is interfering in our internal affairs, and i don't want to interfere in israeli internal affairs. but it strikes me there's an awful lot going on in his neighborhood in the middle east and that's where he should be. >> and you've played a lot of roles in your life. your most recent was last night on "parks and recreation." let's look. >> sometimes you're so focused and driven that you forget about people's feelings. >> name one time i've done that. >> well you were so wrapped up in your story you actually ate my waffle. sometimes all you can do is give people a little bit of advice and a push but you have to realize april has to be able to make up her own mind. >> you're right, once again, madeline albright. >> can i have my pin back now? >> oh yeah sorry. thank you for letting me wear it. just makes me feel very powerful. >> me too. >> was it fun? >> it was a lot of fun. it really was. she's terrific. and it's a c

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bill: peter's point about bibi netanyahu. martha: new questions about whether the head of the irs misled a congressional committee and possible criminal activity within his agency. the house oversight committee revealing 30,000 supposed lost emails that were said to be unrecoverable. what is going on here? republicans expressing frustration. >> if the irs takes four months to tell us something as important as we lost lois lerner's emails and we are doing our due diligence and we are doing everything we can do to get those. then when they make it public. in two weeks you got them. all you do is get in the car and drive to martinsburg west virginia, one state over, and get the tapes. martha: did john koskinen lie to congress? >> reporter: we expect it won't be long before koskinen is back to testify. after these revelations came to light in a late-night hearing. republicans believe they have been misled by the irs. suspicions grew about whether somebody in the agency may have been trying to keep these backup tapes from ever see

i know bibi netanyahu. and as i sat in his office five years ago, he spoke then of the dangers posed by iran. he travels here next week not to offend our president but to warn the american people that our president's insistence on a deal with iran at any cost is a danger to the world. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] i know. i know king abdullah of jordan. and i applauded king abdullah's leadership when his response to the beheading of a jordanian pilot was to immediately execute two convicted terrorists and begin bombing. [ applause ] he came to this country seeking our support, and he has still not received it. neither have the kurds nor the ukrainians. and when the egyptians bombed targets in libya in response to the beheading of 21 christians, this administration stood silently by and neither condemned nor condoned egypt's forceful response. this is not leadership. [ cheers and applause ] nor is it leadership. nor is it leadership when secretary clinton asks what difference does it make when our emb

i know bibi netanyahu.is office five years ago, he spoke then of the dangers posed by iran. he travels here next week not to offend our president, but to warn the american people that our president's insistence on a deal with iran at any cost is a danger for the world. [applause] i know king abdullah of jordan. i applauded king abdulla's leadership when his response to the beheading of a jordanian pilot was to immediately execute two convicted terrorists and begin bombing. he came to this country seeking our support and he has still not received it. neither have the kurds, nor the ukranians. when the egyptians bombed targets in libya in response to the beheading of 21 christians, this administration stood silently by and neither condemned nor condones egypt's forceful response. this is not leadership. [applause] nor is it leadership when secretary clinton asks, what difference does it make when our embassy is deliberately attacked by terrorists and four americans are murdered. it makes all the difference in

look bibi netanyahu has spoken to congress before. he's always welcomed as a friend and ally. but i think he made a terrible mistake, frankly, in accepting this invitation at this time on those terms. it is clearly designed by speaker boehner and shamefully so, as a thumb in the eye of the president. that is a terrible breach of protocol, more importantly, it drives a wedge where none existed before on a partisan basis with a key ally on a key set of foreign policy issues. that's very unwelcomed. i think we would all be better served if different time and set of circumstances were found to have this important speech. host: pittsburgh steven. democratic caller, hi. caller: good morning. good to see you guys. my comment is about the ukraine and how we stick our toes in the -- all kind of waters. i think that we should aggressively pursue a confrontation with russia. i think we need to get the borders squared away in ukraine and i do believe that we need to get boots on the ground and equipment to them. i think we should also be able to pay for it. host: steven, do you see provid

i know bibi netanyahu and as i sat in his office five years ago, he spoke then of the dangers posed byur president but to warn the american people that our president insistence on a deal with iran at any cost is a dangerous problem. [applause] i know, i know king abdulah of jordan. and i applauded king abdullah's leadership when his response to the beheading of a jordanian pilot was to immediately execute to convicted terrorists and begin bombing. [applause] he came to this country seeking our support and he has still not received it. neither have the kurds nor the ukrainians and when the egyptians bombed targets in libya in response to the beheading of 21 christians, this administration stood silently by and neither condemn nor condone egypt's forceful response. this is not leadership. [applause] nor is it leadership nor is it leadership when secretary clinton asks what difference does it make when our embassy is deliberately attacked by terrorists and for americans are murdered? it makes all the difference in the world mrs. clinton and the required response has never come. [applause]

. >> and vice president biden saying he will not attend the benjamin netanyahu address in congress. >> bibito stop doing what he's doing. jus in in country don't list israel as one of the top five concerns. that was never the kate before. he's got to -- whether it is his inability to do politics well or maybe his personality or whatever it is but he has not done israel any favors in this country. i remember when the -- when vice president biden who is a strong pro-ez pro-israel person and went to israel and that day the minister of housing announced there could be 2,000 more settlements. why would you spit in our face if we are supposed to be a ally. we just need to change some partners and i don't like it when they interfere in our elections and since they have i think the best thing for israel would have somebody other than bibi from israel. >> thank you, governor dean covering a lot of important topics. >>> and up next what jordan is saying about them being responsible for this purported death. strong language coming out of the middle east today. stay with us. curling up in bed with a fa

netanyahu? >> it happened in 1992, with the previous -- previous prime minister. israelis don't trust barack obama. they think that he's personalized his differences with bibi. they don't trust him to stop the iranian nuclear bomb and bottom line they're more worried about the iranian nuclear bomb than the obama administration. >> what about john kerry's critique of netanyahu, that he was wrong about iraq? correct me if i'm wrong, but i seem to recall that john kerry voted for the iraq war and even praised the president for a while. george w. bush as saying it was was -- it was good that he disarmed saddam hussein. >> you know, i think john kerry is carrying out a strategy that was designed in the white house and for him to be dragging the iraq war into what is clearly a debate over the iranian nuclear deal i think smacked of desperation. i think it was the secretary of state trying to pull another argument out of thing air. you're right, it doesn't float. i think they realize they are on weak ground. john kerry said you can't talk about the details of this deal because no one yet knows what they are. it hasn't been completed. >> what an extraordinary admissi

going there to win the elections >> warner: luggage importer ztafrir salomon said netanyahu has to go make israel's case. >> bibily understands what he is doing and he is doing it with his chin up. >> warner: but american-born israeli carmel garber is troubled. >> i think it's terrible whether or not netanyau likes obama or not, it's a crucial ally, and you can't just push him aside as if he's not important. >> warner: the personal relationship between mr. obama and netanyahu has been distant and often testy from the start notes aaron david miller of the wilson center, a former middle east peace negotiator in republican and democratic administrations. >> what you do have is perhaps the most-dysfunctional relationship between an american president and israeli prime minister in the history of the relationship. tamara wittes, a former state department official in the obama administration, agrees. >> what i see today is a bitterness, i think that is different. this is, i think, a much deeper crisis of confidence than i've seen before. >> warner: the tension and distrust between the two extends beyond the iran issue.

is netanyahu possibly hurting his cause by going through and -- with this and giving this speech amid so much controversy? >> yes. bibigo with a yesterdayish word he has got this [ inaudible ]. but in the end, while president obama has a lot of support from the american jewish community and a lot of people in the american jewish community view netanyahu with weariness if not out right disdain, that is not necessarily true in israel and this fight with obama is not bad for his politics. he would prefer to come here and not have the fight but i think he will go through with the speech and backing off for him would look terrible in terms of foreign policies and it will make him look weak and democrats will find other places to be. >> jonathan allen, we love it when you cycle with it. and you might want to go because there is a black squirrel running around behind us. >> the black squirrel is good luck. >> you can stay there and hang out with us all day long. thanks jonathan. >>> and now an update to a cycle exclusive from yesterday. we had john delint on the show from the mormon church and waiting to hear whether he woul