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we'll get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardin. then, washington gridlock intensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert attention from

and two senators, bob corker, and ben cardin, on the negotiations over iran's nuclear program. plus, anne romney, who has a new cookbook called the romney family table. that's all on your local fox station and here on fox news channel. i don't miss it. >>> how would you like to be -- this bugs me -- talk on your cell phone during a flight? or listen to everybody else on the plane talking on their cell phone? that's what the feds are considering. but not everybody is on board. you heard my confession. tell us what you think. tweet us at shep news team hash tag cells on planes. we'll read your comments. take a look.

it was the exchange janet yellen had with senator bob corker where he in essence shared a conversation they had had in his office. isn't the fed, with its tapering policy, basically become a prisoner of its own policy and by extensioextension, a prisone markets? listen to what really was the moment in today's hearing. >> it seemed to me -- and i think you discussed this a little bit in the office -- that the fed had had become a prisoner to its own policy. >> well, senator, i don't think that the fed ever can be or should be a prisoner of the markets. our job is -- >> but to a degree in this case, it did affect the fed, did it not? >> well, we do have to take account of what's happening in the markets, what impact market conditions are likely to have on spending and the economic outlook. it is the case -- and we highlighted this in our statement -- when we saw a big jump in rates. we did have to ask ourselves whether or not that could

back to congress, bob corker the top republican on the senate foreign relations committee here is what he has to say. >> looks like we have a tacitly agreed that they will be enriching for commercial purposes. i think you'll see on capitol hill again a bipartisan effort to try to make sure this is not the final agreement. because people know this administration is strong on announcements, very -- long on announcements but very short on follow-through and i think there's a lot of concern. >> so just before this agreement, president obama hosted bob corker and other key senators, again both democrats and republicans here at the white house. he wants them to hold off and harry reid in an interview out on national public radio basically signaled he is going to slow-walk this effort to apply more sanctions on iran. the administration wants them to at least put that off for six months, that appears to be the way it is going in congress now del. >> mike viqueria, in washington, thank you very much. >>> benjamin netanyahu is sendings his national security advisor to washington. benjamin netany

we'll talk to bob corker and then cardin. >>> then, a power grab in the u.s. senate. >> millions of americans are hurts because of a law that washington democrats forced upon them. so what do they do? take cook up a fake fight. >> we'll ask sarah palin if it's a tipping point for big government solutions. plus, what about those hateful comments. >> everybody takes shots, you have a decision when you take a shot. >> our power player of the week. with the start of the holidays, ann romney offers us a seat at the romney dinner table. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again. while many of you were sleeping, the u.s. and it's allies have worked out an interim deal. iran agrees to cap it's iranian enrichment. the kbreemt is for just six months website but our friends in the middle east and some on capitol hill are not happy. we'll get reaction from two leading senators in a moment. first, foxx news senior affairs correspondent amy kellogg lays out the deal. >> hi, chris. i just spoke to a top nonproliferation expert that says he thinks this is just about as

one is bob corker, the top republican on the foreign relations committee. here is his reaction. >> i think you'll see on capital hill, a bipartisan effort to make sure this is not the final agreement. people know the administration is long on announcements, but short on follow through. i think there's a lot of concern. >> president barack obama is on a west coast fundraising trip but took time out at a speech in california to laud the agreement, and even to his enemies, that he was criticised for back at his inaugural address. harry reid gave an interview to public radio, and he hints that the sanctions pushed for will not become immediately - they won't be on the senate floor. they'll push them off. timing them to the threshold that the administration wants to give iran its sincerity in putting aside nuclear weapons. >> a possible step forward to end syria's civil war. paes talks will start in geneva. the first meeting between the syrian government and opposition since the war began 2.5 years ago. >> the u.n. is working on a list of participants. it's uncl

top republican bob corker of tennessee. and democrat ben cardin of maryland. nator corker, in recent weeks i think it is fair to say you have been very skeptical of these now that you have seen the outlines of this deal, what do you think? >> chris, we just got the details this morning, about 20 minutes ago. look, i mean, iran consolidated their gains and had some sanctions released. i think all of us want to see a diplomatic solution here. i think it's now time for congress to weigh in because i think people are very concerned that the interim deal becomes the norm. that's why i crafted legislation. by the way, there's bipartisan skepticism here. i crafted legislation to hold the administration and the international community's feet to the fire over the next six months to ensure this interim deal is not the norm. i think we all greet it with sket seufpl. this morning -- skep seufpl. we see in the prable there will be a mutually defined enrichment program. the u.n. security council stated iran would not have the right to enrich but it looks like we tacitly agre

. >>> joining me now, the ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker of tennessee. senator, it's good to have you here because the subject is iran, and the president of iran -- >> there's no volume. >> -- saying this morning -- we might have some audio difficulties. senator, can you hear me okay? senator, are you able to hear me? we'll work on that as i set up the premise here, which is the question of what the senate is ultimately going to do on sanctions. senator, are you with me one last time? >> i'm not hearing david for some reason. >> we're going to take a break, get this ironed out, be back, we hope, with senator corker right after this. can reach ally bank, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally.

from what i heard from members in that meeting, senator bob corker i spoke to late yesterday he saidwas totally frustrating and disappointing, totally unsatisfying. he said it was 80% emotion, only 20% details. that secretary kerry's attitude was "trust us, we're negotiating a tough deal" and didn't give us any detail. and senator menendez said in more restrained language much the same today. >> ifill: so nothing, the ball has not moved. but they're still listening to, as you pointed out, people from abroad who are calling and they're still listening to who else? >> well, there is -- right now i think the dynamic is there's a very short time fuse. the administration wants their negotiators to get to geneva with this big a hand as they already have. they feel that they've settled their issues with the french, so that isn't really what they're as most worried about. they want to be able to get to geneva without the hill doing anything to clip its wings and they were so concerned about the revolt among democrats this week that there was even talk in the administration and among its frie

joining me now is the ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee, senator bob corker ofennessee. good morning. >> good morning. >> iran refuses to stop enriching uranium, a critical step to making nuclear weapons. is this a negotiation or is this actually a dead end? >> we'll see. the security council resolutions call for a complete stoppage, so we'll see. i think the concerns that we have, david, many of us, is, look, on these partial kinds of arrangements, exactly the kind that we have in north korea, you begin this dance we're seeing right now, so unless you do the whole deal on the front end, you, in essence, begin this series of steps that may well lead to iran getting to exactly the place they wish to get to while we relieve sanctions. so there are a lot of concerns. some of the same people that were involved in the negotiations with north korea are involved in these, and so you can imagine that congress that put these sanctions in place with the administration kicking and screaming all the way, pushing back against these sanctions, are very concerned that we're go

. >>> joining me now, the rankin member of the senate forgn relations committee, bob corker of tenness. senator, it's good to have you here because the subjects iran, and e president of iran- >> there's no volume. >> -- saying this morning -- we might have some dio difficulties. senator, can y hear me okay? senator, are you able to hear me? wel work on that as i set up the prise here, which is t question owhat the senate is ultimately going tdo on sations. senator, are you with me one last time? >> i'm not heang david for some reason. >> we're going to take a break, get this ironed out, be back, we hope, with senator cker right after this. i was ready to ser. i just gotten married. i was ght out of school. my fily's all military. you don't know what to expect. then suddenly you're there... in another world. i did my job. you do youbest. i rememberhe faces... how evything mattered... so much more. my buddies... myountry... everything... and everyone loved... back home. ♪ [ male announcer ] for all whve served and all who serve, we can never tnk them enough. ♪ >>> we figured o our techni

there is also bipartisan criticism of the deal coming from exam hill, den see republican bob corker spoke to fox news. >> and if you say the reaction in iran right now, i mean they are spiking the football in the end zone saying that look, we consolidated our gains, we have relieved sanctions, we are going to have the right to enrich. >> secretary kerry dismissed that and said iran will have to back up its words with action. >> are you skeptical that iran will actually comply with the deal they just signed? >> i think everybody has a right to be skeptical, because there are indications that there are people in iran who have wanted to pursue a weapons program, that there have been secret facilities buildings under those efforts towards that program, and so there is lots of reason that's why we don't take anything at face value. >> reporter: and now the hard part begins, the u.s. and its allies have about six months to monitor iran's progress and to hammer out the terms of a more complete deal. now, iran has incentives there, there are about $100 billion in assets sitting frozen in accounts

tep ten republican senator bob corker was over at the white house for that meeting. he's back on capitol hill right now. the ranking member of the foreign relations committee. did you buy, senator, what the president was selling today as far as no new sanctions against iran, at least while these negotiations are under way? >> you know, wolf, we had a very good, you know, long detailed conversation about where things are. this weekend, obviously, in geneva, a break-through could occur. might not occur. i don't think anybody's looking at it as a fait accompli. i think you know senate business on the senate floor is such that there's not going to be any kind of amendment that passes. i think you know senator reid has filled the tree and tell your listening audience what that means is keep any kind of amendments from being heard on iran anyway. i'm going to assess here over the next couple hours, what the president said, how the conversation went, go over some of the details with our staff. let's face it, at the end of the day, there aren't going to be sanctions in place

reuters reports: one of yellen's greatest critics senator bob corker of tennessee says in statement:he is setting aside his reservations nd believes she will bring more transparency to the u.s. central bank.he also likes that yellen has pledged to reduce fed bond purchases as soon as economic data supports a move. newspath yellen hearings from last weekcorker serves on the senate banking committee.the panel is expected to vote today on whether to send yellen on to the full senate. many walmart workers will spend the friday after thanksgiving on the picket lines. protests are being orgainzed around the nation- by group called "our walmart". workers want "an end to retailiation against those who bravely speak out, and a real wage of 25 thousand dollars a year." one of the "our walmart" members planning to picket is martha sellers... "we're just barely surviving. and they don't seem to care. they push us harder and harder and harder. and we still go home broke. we're still fighting to feed our families and pay our bills. " sellers, has worked 10 years at walmart. she was "infuriated" afte

we talk about the opposition on capitol hill and bob corker is the top republican on the senate foreignns knee. knee -- committee. here is his response this morning. >> i think we'll agree. we'll see a bipartisan effort to make sure that this is no not te final agreement. people know that this administration is strong on announcements and long on announcements and short on follow through. >> the president has to focus on rear guard action and try to keep these new sanctions both republicans and democrats are talking about imposing on iran. mike viqueira from the white house thank you very much. >> some iranians had hoped for greater sanction relief. >> the reaction from iran is probably a little bit different to what many people expected. most iranians are unhappy about this deal in terms of the contents of the sanctions. it's just the first proposed step. the united states and the powers involved in the negotiations will offer according to the agreement somewhere around $7 billion in frozen iranian assets. if you consider that iran has 100 bhe100 billion dollars and t this is a small c

but senator bob corker said there were precious few details on what any new deal would look like, adding he was very disappointed. senator marc kirk called the briefing fairly anti-israel. a senator aid told the "new york times" anytime he anybody would say anything about what would the israelis say, they would get cut off and kerry would say stop listening to the israelis on this. and while there is some support in the senate for cutting a deal with iran, several high profile republicans are simply shaking their heads. >> published reports are accurate, we owe our french allies a great deal of credit for preventing the major powers in the negotiations to so-called p5 plus 1 from making a bad, bad, bad interim deal with iran. >> if the iranians insist upon enriching, they have the ability to at that time the you'uranium especially rich it in the future, that is a nonstarter and you'll wake up one day with a north korea in the mideast. >> meanwhile sus aprice says sus it's premature to criticize a deal. >>> supervisors were removed from the secret service detail because of alleged miscond

. >> reporter: the welcome ambassador made it clear to bob corker. >> i want to thank you for coming before us today because you have to be incredibly embarrassed. >> reporter: corker accused the administration of breaking its promise to deliver military aid to the pre-syrian army. >> do you feel good about what our country is doing good with them right now? >> senator, there isn't a person on my team at this state department who doesn't feel frustrated, frustrated by the syrian problem in general. >> reporter: ford argued the u.s. is helping and pointed to the state department's delivery today of ten pickups to the rebels. senator mccain scoffed at that. >> trucks. that's a great thing. as shiploads of weapons come into the port. as planeload after planeload come in providing lethal weapons and we're proud because we gave trucks. >> reporter: democrat jeanne shaheen asked ford whether he thought the policy had been successful. >> can i say our efforts to create a political solution or to contain the civil war are a success? no. >> reporter: the u.s.-backed rebels are taking on the h

woman to lead the federal reserve. 3 republicans broke ranks to vote in favor of her nomination: bob corker of tennessee, mark kirk of illinois and tom coburn of oklahoma.one democrat, senator joe manchin the third of west virginia cast a no vote.yellen is likely to continue the fed's current economic stimulus of bond buying.she should breeze through the senate.yesterday the senate set new rules that will mean fewer fillibusters that block nominations. the treasury department's announcement that it'll sell off it's remaining shares of general motors stock by the end of the year marks the end of a government bailout begun during the depths of the recession.our cover story looks at whether it was money well spent or good thrown after bad. the treasury department plans to sell its last 31-million shares of g-m stock, two-point-two percent of the company, between now and years' end...finishing a controversial chapter in american business. "they couldn't compete with japan." in 2009, g-m was nearly out of cash. the obama administration directed a nearly 50-billion dollar bail out. dubbed "govern

tennessee republican bob corker spoke to fox news. >> if you see the reaction in iran now, they're spikingl in the end that, look, we consolidate, we relieve sanctions, we'll have the right to enrich. >> reporter: secretary kerry dismissed that and said iran will have to back up its words with action. >> you skeptical iran will actually comply with the deal they just signed? >> i think everyone has a right to be skeptical because there are indications that there are people in iran who have wanted to pursue a weapons program, that there have been secret facilities, buildings, some of those efforts towards that program, and so there is lots of reason. that's why we don't take anything at face value. >> reporter: and now the hard part begins. the u.s. and its allies come up six months to monitor iran's progress and try to hammer out a more complete deal, a sticking point as to whether iran will actually destroy nuclear facilities or whether it will agree to cease all production of nuclear fuel. and they incentive to comply. there is about $100 billion in iranian assets that the u.s. has froze

. >> in response, senator bob corker and john mccain one of the fearest war hawks in the senate express regret that the u.s. hasn't done more militarily to help the opposition. >> i think the help to the opposition has been an embarrassment. and i find it appalling that you would sit here and act as if we're doing the things we said we would do. >> i'm now in a position tragically where i know will have to rely on the saudis to provide them with the weapons that they need because it's patently obviously that the united states of america is not going to do so. >> so there are still a lot of varying opinions on this senator foreign committee. but for now most senators want to keep diplomacy working which is a big change when the same senators stepped to the precipice of war. on capitol hill in washington, d.c., sam sacks, "rt." >> a new video shows a u.s. marine sternly addressing john mccain at a town hall meeting in his home state of arizona. his name is blaine cooper read an impassioned letter where he called him treasonnist for encouraging thed a -- to encouraging to act against syria

. >> reporter: the welcome ambassador ford got from tennessee senator republican bob corker made it clear what type of morning it would be. >> i want to thank you for coming before us today because you have to be incredibly embarrassed. >> reporter: corker accused the administration of breaking its promise to deliver military aid to the free syrian army. >> do you feel good about what our country is doing with the opposition right now? >> senator, there isn't a person on my team at the state department who doesn't feel frustrated, frustrated by the syrian problem in general. >> reporter: ford argued the u.s. is helping and pointed to the state department's delivery today of 10 pickup trucks to the rebels. arizona republican john mccain scoffed at that. >> trucks. that's a great thing, trucks, as shiploads of weapons come into the russian port, as plane load after plane load land and providing weapons, all kinds of lethal weapons and we're proud of the fact that we gave them trucks. >> reporter: democrat jeanne shaheen asked ford whether he thought the policy had been successful. >> can i

as workers in germany that's what's going on in this bogus wagon it is unconscionable that that bob corker the former senator from tennessee junior senator from tennessee former mayor of chattanooga would try to hurt the living standards and wages and living and working conditions on his own constituents the republican is the difference out there that show that workers in the south we all know that the auto industry has used the south open a number of plants. but is there any evidence to show that these workers have any standards lower than what you seem. yeah what what what they have absolutely health care pensions and wages and the president is going to volkswagen point is that they're temporary workers or not who are going to fold at one time to give them the wages of the benefits that they want but i think it's i think it's something disturbing here about the american economy and why the conservatives are standing up for this is that germany is basically using the united states as their low wage labor nation we're just talking about to people are going to job dealing with the other way

the better but in the meantime we will keep helping the opposition senator in response senators bob corker and john mccain one of the fiercest war hawks in the senate expressed regret that the u.s. hasn't done more militarily to help the opposition i think our help to the opposition has been on embarrassment and i find it appalling that you had said here and act as if. we're doing the things we said we would do i am now at a position tragically where i now will have to rely on the saudis to provide them with the weapons that they need because it is patently obvious that the united states of america is not going to do so so there's still a lot of varying opinions on the senate foreign relations committee but for now most senators seem ready to let diplomacy keep working which is a big change from just two months ago when the same senators stepped to the precipice of war on capitol hill in washington d.c. same socks are to. and a new video is now surfacing that shows a u.s. marine sternly addressing senator john mccain at a town hall meeting in his home state of arizona a young marine named

let's listen to bob corker. >> in iran they have consolidated the gains, they have seen what happened in north korea, they have nuclear weapons, i don't want to see if in iran. >> how do you react to corker. if the iranians are happy, what does that tell us? >> if the iranians are happy it's because they are told it's a good deal. i'm not sure that i would look at it and thing it was a good deal. i would tell you if we took a poll of experts on iran and said a deal like this could be worked out in six weeks, we would probably have had about 90% skeptical of being able to get as far as we have gotten already. i agree with matthew that it's important to look down the road bus down the road the approach to the comprehensive agreement is certainly one that links a civil program justified by iran on the basis of real needs with what is going to be in my view permitted at the end of the day. that certainly is going to be pretty. short of where we are now. i would also point out to you that while you mention 19,000 centrifuges, half of those will be permitted to operate. only a third of the

bob corker is the top of the foreign relations committee and here is what he says about the deal.t looks like we agree they'll be enriching for commercial purpose down the road. i think you will see on capital a bipartisan issue. this administration is long on announcements but short on follow through. and i think there is a lot of concern. >> so president obama hosted the senators before the deal was pull oputwas onthe table harry t he wants to see sanctions strengthened but he will allow the six month grace period you mentioned may as the date the p 5 plus 1 is going to see if iran is sincere. it might be beneficial to keep the foot on the accelerator. appreciate it. mike viqueira from the white house. >> in the past 48 hours we have heard a lot about uranium enrichment and what does that mean and how does it slow iran's nuclear program. johnathajohnathan betz is here k it down. >> it starts were putting are uranium in a sen centrifuge andt is called enren enrichment. it's expensive and takes a lot of time and it's out of reach for many countries. iran has been working on it for

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bob corker, he was one of them. here was his reaction. >> you'll see an capitol hill a bipartisan effort to make sure that this is not the final agreement, because people know the d administration is strong on announcements, long on announcements but short on follow through. there's a lot of concern. >> president obama is on a west coast fund raiding trip and took time out to laud the agreement. he was criticised for the approach, dating back to his inaugural address. harry reid gave an interview to national public radio, hinting that the sanctions pushed for are not going to become immediately - they won't be on the senate floor, timing them to the six month threshold that the administration wants to give iran, demonstrating its sincerity in putting aside nuclear ambitions. >> heather, a speech writer joins us. i asked her about congress's ability to derail the nuclear agreement. >> the thing they threatened to do, passing sanction,s they won't be able to do it. they won't get votes or get it past harry reid. they

. >> senator warren's mentor any senate is bob corker from tennessee. what would you say is the role that men play in how women become political? >> that was the point that i was making and i did not close that comment properly. it is important that men mentor women, as well. they have a critically important role to play it does, in many cases, women do not have role models in the positions that they need to travel. if you need to go in a place where no woman has gone before, you need male mentors to get their. -- there. we need to talk about the importance of mentoring women. >> hello. it is truly inspirational to be in front of you today. i'm the student government president for college. [applause] i wondered that if you are in college today, i'm sure that was not long ago, what would you be doing to have more equal pay for women? what can we today as college students? >> asking for it.[laughter] i mean, it is true that sometimes we are so grateful to get a job, a summer job, a part- time job, it is asking for it and the most mega-form is to point out

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senator bob corker of tennessee pushed yellen on just that. >> would it have the courage to prick those bubbles and ensure that we didn't create another crisis? >> no one -- senator, who one who lived through that crisis would ever want to risk another one that could subject the economy to what we are painfully going through in recovering from. and we have a variety of different tools. they include tools of supervision, and monetary policy. >> and you would have the courage can to do that? >> i believe that i would, and i believe that this is most important lesson learns from the financial crisis. >> much of today's hearing centered around the 2008 financial cries us and what should be done to prevent something like that from happening in the near term. and over the long haul, as well. janet said one of her big focuses will be on employment, trying to boost labor, and make sure that more americans get back to work. this is virtually unprecedented situation, and we know that those long spells of unemployment are particularly pain. for households imposed great hardship and costs on those

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particularly those from the so-called compromise caucus, the john mccains and lindsay grahams and bob corkerxander's yesterday's rule change may be a relief. they were helping democrats get to the 60 votes to break filibusters and helping them time and time again. there are folks like graham and alexander up for re-election facing tea party challenges. they never have to take these type of votes. democrats get to vote their folks on and don't need republican help. that is something that might be able in a very counterintuitive way to cool the atmosphere on capitol hill. >> we have an update from the aca -- i guess the head tech guy in charge, jeff zienst. that this would meet the end of the month target, total of 800,000 users visiting per day and also added an option when people go on the site during high volume hours that you'll be able to get an e-mail to notify you when the capacity has gone down. it looks like this latest update seems to be some good news. we'll have to keep it in perspective. >> this is that good news versus some bad news and of course the volume matters a whole lot. t

bob corker made a point of reminding her during pardon me through the senate banking committee. yellin first joined the board of governors. she needs at least five republican votes to secure her nomination. our last number of the week is two. as in two months from today is the deadline to revert another government shut down. back in october the government signed the agreement to sign through january 15th, 2014. a reminder to our friends in washington that the clock is still ticking on how to deal with the 2014 budget and sequester part two. the historic divide, believe it or not the fights on capitol hill can be traced back to long before the country was founded itself. we will explain next in the deep dive. plus, just when we thought it couldn't get more scandalous and weird in canada, it did. we can hear from mayor ford any minute now. if he says something crazy, we will bring it to you. i shouldn't use the word if he says something crazy. we'll be right back. (knochello? hey, i notice your car is not in the driveway. yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a

we'll get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardin. then, washington gridlock intensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert attenti