it's important to remember that yes, let's have quick applause for bob turner. [applause] do you know why? he may one day become a kingmaker himself. what we have to point out is acknowledging bob turner's election is that it requires for [inaudible conversations] across party lines. if you didn't know, bob turner is a republican in what would be otherwise considered a democratic district of brooklyn. mayor koch is not the first time -- and queens, you're right. so sorry. thank you for correcting me. but this is not the first time that mayor koch has crossed party lines. of course, remember, he voted for george bush in the second election, 2004. he actually famously said i don't agree with a single thing that george bush -- >> single domestic issue. >> with the exception of the fact that i think he is handling terrorism and a superior way. and that he was the most important issue. in the case of the movements, support for bob turner, you and i did an event shortly thereafter in which you explained your support for bob turner and you said look, i wanted to send a

it's important to remember that, yes, let's have a quick applause for bob turner. [applause] >> you know why? he may one day become a king-maker himself. >> what we have to point out in acknowledging bob turner's election is that it requires for mayor koch to cross party lines. if you did not know, bob turner's a republican in what would be otherwise a democratic district of brooklyn. mayor koch is not the first time -- you're right. i'm so sorry about that. manhattan rosenbam. this is not the first time he crossed party lines. of course. remember he voted for george bush in the second election in 2004. he actually famously said i don't agree with a single thing that -- >> single domestic issue -- >> with the exception of the fact that i think he's handling terrorism in a superior way. and that to you was the most important issue. >> it finessed all other issues. >> in the case of the movement for bob turner, you and i did an event shortly there after in which you explained your support for bob turner. and you said, look, i want to send a message to president obama

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a king maker. >> bob turner is in fact, a brooklyn congressman in his first term. very decent and likable man. very much involved in his first term, the foreign relations committee, and then security committee. obviously decided to get your hands dirty in those difficult issues that pressed the united states. so we are happy to have you here. it is important to remember that -- yes. [applause] do you know why he may one day become a kingmaker himself? what we have to point out in acknowledging of turner's election is that it required the mayor to cross party lines. if he did not know, bob turner is a republican in what would be otherwise considered a democratic district a brooklyn. the mayor is not the first. and queens, you're right. thank you for correcting me. this is not the first time that the mayor had crossed party lines. of course he voted for george bush in the second election in 2004, and he actually family said, i don't agree with a single thing that george -- >> a single domestic issue. >> with the exception of the fact that i think he is handling terro

. >> ed koch a day before when he recorded bob turner the republican didn't feel he was a friend of israel then changed his mind literally within moments after that election after visiting the white house. the bottom line is the president has shown, look, we just had the democratic convention. jerusalem a fundamental issue was taken out of a platform of the democratic party. who is responsible? is there any doubt in anybody's mind that people in the white house gave the okay? we don't know who gave the okay, but someone in the white house. something is wrong. then they take a vote of the delegates. my fellow democrats chant overwhelmingly when they try to reintroduce jerusalem. they said no. i would ask the democratic party to look at the majority of the democrats. something is wrong in my party the issue as fundamental as jerusalem that we don't get it. something is wrong. president obama, i just don't understand the president of the united states. this is our one ally in had the middle east. >> dumb question on my part, but why did jews overwhelmingly in this country vote democratic and

bob turner special election year, that is my district.ict -- an orthodox jew democrat was running against an unknown catholic republican and orthodox jews in the community basically a pure grassroots play putting turner into place. and help with the campaign for the end and get a sense what was going on. i called my house. who are you voting for? turner. toomey favor. don't let imam boats. ask her to stay home. she is voting for turner also. put her on the phone. i want to send a message to barack obama. what is the message? you can't treat israel this way. stuart: is there a tie in between the scenes we saw reflate at the dnc with this win a tick voice votes about israel having the capital of jerusalem is there a tie-in between that and what is happening in the middle east now and the refreeze of jewish support for president obama? >> 100%. there's a connection. talking about it this morning the policy is disastrous. the jewish new year this weekend. a year ago president obama's raja shot a message to the jewish community was celebrating