in nuclear programs are they going to bomb iran if they have decided to bomb iran i think they will bomb iran and seated together and hezbollah i think they will you know are packaged in or i believe. it is the war will take place the question is when that's that's you know i believe. that america and i believe there will be a war. you know the difference is about the timing of this war it could be either before the american. or after grad days or really want to before the americans because of the chain reaction that american would like to wait until. all they feel is this election so who is going to win i don't know what it is it's very very critical so we have to wait and see and i believe that's why the west is actually now calling their pressure on the same region and i believe that's why actually the west is we think you know not intervening by military means in syria because they are waiting to decide what they are going to do with any question. very much what. the headlines on r t the un security council has passed a statement calling for a cease fire in syria and the opening of h

if they have decided to bomb iran i think they will bomb iran and syria together and hezbollah i think they will you know aipac is war and i believe personally. that war will take place the question is when that's that you know i believe. that america. i believe it will be a war but you know that the differences about the timing of this war could be you know either before the american presidential or after that there is really want to before the american presidential election that americans would like to wait until. will they finish this election so who is going to win i don't know if it's very very good because we've had so we have to wait and see and i believe that's why the west is actually now calling back their pressure on the sierra region and i believe that's why actually the west is really think you know not intervening by military means in syria because they are waiting to decide what they are going to do with the enemy. abdel bari atwan thank you very much. well. it's not all stunning games as barcelona host the biggest tech gathering of the year in this digitized world

if the decided to bomb iran i think they will bomb iran and seated together and hezbollah i thinkthey will launch a back east war and i believe personally if the war will take place the question is when. it gets the full interview with adel bari out run editor in chief of a london based arabic newspaper coming your way in the next hour here archy. rosco says the u.s. led coalition forces should not be pulling out of afghanistan just yet the mission there has not been fully accomplished russia's envoy to the un stressed the problem of drug production is rampant with trafficking money being used to fund terror are important i reports from new york. according to international law it is the security council that house to give approval and write a report before all the troops can withdraw from afghanistan what ambassador churkin indicated is that the fact that there is an escalation in violence that's ongoing and terrorism continues to be us for that he said it is ill considered to establish arbitrary deadlines for withdrawing troops if the situation in afghanistan right now remains ve

to i unequif quickly support them and will definitely bomb iran.ent politicians willing to criticize the israeli p government even saying thick israel is about to be destroyed. or netanyahu's words on iran sound like a calculated preparation for a reckless adventure. or israel is making a mistake -- i would love to play sound bites of those quotes because they are in hebrew because in israel you are allowed to criticize israel add still [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she's tremendous actress is. her new nilsome called "game change." >> are you 100% committed to going forward with this project. >> absolutely. i have or servant's heart and if you really think i can help this ticket and this country then absolutely i'll do this with you. >> your private life be subjected to harsh often unfair attacks. nothing can prepare you for how ugly this can be. >> i do understand here. here is the deal. i went through a tough primary in alaska and i know how ugly it account get. >> governor things can get quite a bit rougher on the

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i asked the israelis were going to bomb iran. he said they could do it to walk into supporting what they are doing. if they think republicans are going to win, they will wait and probably do it later. >> i think it is trickier than that. obama is clearly signaling not to do it. it afterry if they do the signaling, they will have a frosty relationship with obama going forward. >> jeffrey goldberg had a long interview with the president. he said they will try to persuade them to postpone any attack on iran's nuclear facilities. >> israel has announced they will do whatever they do without consulting the united states first. i think this is designed to give the obama administration credible deniability if an attack takes place. it will not work. no one will believe it. the states of the mideast will not believe it. the aftermath of the attack on iran and all the rest, rocket attacks on israel, will produce the same results. we talked about afghanistan. the reason ron paul attracts so many young voters is because he is the peace cand

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they want to bomb iran but afraid of rush limbaugh. >> if i were mitt romney i would stand up and sayhange the political discourse in this country. >> joining us is connie schultz, pulitzer prize winning columnist, great to see you, thank you for joining us tonight. >> wonderful to be here, rachel. >> am i being too harsh on mr. romney along with conservative and independent pundits that you saw there, these weren't his comments in the first place. they were rush limbaugh's comments, did mr. romney have to be more forceful than saying that rush limbaugh used words he wouldn't have used? >> let me rescue you from the worry you think you you're being too harsh. i watched ms. fluke's testimony live, and we have, our oldest daughter is exactly her age, just almost exactly and is in law school. we have three our young women, two daughters and a daughter-in-law, mother of our only grand child, all of reproductive age. rush limbaugh does not understand what he enleashed, he went after my girls, went after the girlsful mothers all across this country regardless of politics. and that is what h

tensions with the outside world f israel really wants to see a democratic iran, rest assured, bombing iran is not going to bring that about, nor bring back the friendship that existed between the iranian people and jewish people prior to the 1979 revolution. >> as i say my first comment, bombing iran is not my desire. i say 1,000 times it's the last resort. for all the reasons i would like to avoid it, if possible. but how you think without sanctions that make iran in -- this regime will be toppled. how it can happen? by -- actually what you recommend is keeping the core regime, offer them more incentive. say at least some incentive for the iranian people, not for the iranian regime. >> if you take a look at what actually has happened, the greatest amount of flux inside of iran incidentally coincided in 2009 when the u.s. significantly reduced pressure. i don't think that's a coincidence. i think there's a connection between the two. furthermore you're assuming sanctions actually bring about democracy. we have 10 cases of states that had the level of intense embargo-like sanctions that we

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so our military personnel right now are very adamant not to be involved in the bombing of iran.t makes no sense whatsoever to our military personnel, to our cia. nobody who's supposed to be in the know right now, even though they're much more interventionist than i am, says it makes no sense whatsoever to encourage or bomb iran right now, and that certainly would be my position. >> may i ask you, do you think the president was wrong to apologize for the accidental burning of the koran in afghanistan? the president said he did it to try to protect u.s. soldiers. as you heard, the former speaker thinks it was a bad idea. >> now, i don't think it's wrong, but it's pretty much irrelevant, but i think the republicans condemning it are a little over the top too. you know, in '08 some of our soldiers in iraq took the koran and used it for target practice, you know, just to humiliate the muslims in that country. ronald reagan apologized, and what is so terrible about that, it might calm things down. i would -- i'm personally more apologetic for invading countries who never did anything

that israel may be wants to bomb iran's suspected nuclear facilities sooner rather than later that thenks sanctions still might work and that israel maybe won't reveal its plans to the u.s. ahead of time. amid the high stakes diplomacy and the threats there is another dynamic, tensions between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. long standing over issues from israeli settlements in occupied territory to the current crisis in iran. as one israeli scholar put it "it's like a psychological showdown when netanyahu comes to washington." earlier this week obama called his relationship with netanyahu very functional but dodged a question about whether the two are friends. probably not. the most recent dustup, the white house and the national security adviser to israel to persuade leaders not to attack iran and the news was leaked to the press. >> i think the prime minister has every reason to be upset. i can understand why relations are in very bad shape right now. >> but even if the personal relationship between leaders is rocky, israel and the u.s. have common pur

minutes," lesley stahl asked him about the question of war. >> reporter: you have said publicly that bombing iranow is the stupidest idea you've ever heard. that's a direct quote. >> an attack on iran before you explore all other approaches is not the right way how to do. >> reporter: the dispute seems to come down, though, to whether you are at the end of everything that you can try or whether you have a lot of time left to try other things, which seems to be your position. >> i never said that it's a lot of time, but i think that -- >> reporter: well, more time. >> more time. >> reporter: for nearly a decade, buying more time was his job. the iranians say degan dispatched assassins, faulty equipment, and computer viruses to sabotage their nuclear program. all the while, he was poring over the most secret dossiers over the iranian regime gaining insight and a surprising appreciation. >> the regime in iran is a very rational regime. >> reporter: do you think ahmadinejad is rational? >> sometimes, yes. not exactly our rational, but i think he is rational. >> reporter: you think they're rational en

programs are they going to bomb iran if he decided to bomb iran i think iran and seated together andhezbollah i think we will attack each war and i believe. the war will take place the question is when. a full interview with one editor in chief of the london based al could the arabic newspaper coming your way or more than twenty minutes so stay with us. moscow says the u.s. base your u.s. led coalition forces should not pull out yet from afghanistan is the mission there hasn't yet been fully accomplished rushes to be un stressed the problem of drug production is a rabbit with trafficking money being used to fund terror or. has more from new york. according to international law it is the security council that house to give approval and write a report before all the troops withdraw from afghanistan what ambassador churkin indicated is that the fact that there is an escalation in violence that's ongoing and terrorism continues to be us for he said it is ill considered to establish arbitrary deadlines for withdrawing troops if the situation in afghanistan right now remains very critical

if the have decided to bomb i think they will bomb iran and seated together and hezbollah i think they will launch you know attack is war and i believe. it is the war will take place the question is when. and where you can see the full interview with our bell about an. editor in chief of a london based arabic newspaper that'll be just over twenty minutes time here on out. it is turmoil in the arab world that's now threatening a bigger blow to the global economy rather than the crisis in the euro zone the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde has warned that escalation of the situation with iran for example could drive oil prices above one hundred sixteen dollars a barrel and artie's control of a reporter. for the warnings that we're hearing from christine lagarde head of the. face a potential. price of oil now what does that mean in dollars and cents where we would see a peril of brant crude rise from one hundred twenty five dollars a barrel as it is right now to one hundred and sixty dollars a barrel now why she said this is the chief he is a potential increase in price could come aroun

looking candidates are opening themselves wide on this issue you know if they want to bomb iran then they'd better be looking at you know the increase of gas prices oh i think that's why they want to bomb iran well is because it'll throw the united states in only into a great depression sure you know just before november. you want to affect gas prices that's one way you can do it really quick there you go thanks a lot for being with us the analysis the keystone pipeline project estimates that it will create only four thousand temporary jobs and will actually raise gas prices much money twenty cents and that's an analysis from the company trans canada that's building the pipeline unfortunately in today's political climate the slanted media outlets and super pac negative ads the president can't tell the american people what's really going on and that plastic a big well this is partly the president's fault but mostly an indictment of our political system that's been so badly broken our supreme court. after the break you all believe the republicans in tennessee are trying to do with the

if we start watching shah's of sunset, it's possible that not only will we not bomb iran, this nuclear crisis will be meade indicated not by iran but by israel and iran sitting down to cocktails with andy cohen. finally, the number-one threat to america, bears. [cheering and applause] folks, if you've never heard me warn you about these killing machine, the chances are you've been living in a cave. and if you've been living in a cave, chances are you're dead from a bear attack. it's bad enough when they were mindless marauders, but now a british researcher says he has witnessed for the first time ever a brown bear using a stone tool to exfoliate. ladies and gentlemen, bears have gone metrosexual. they're moving from man-eating to manscaping. it's a direct threat to the safety of our spas. soon they'll be full of grizzlies getting mani pedis so they can tear us limb from limb without breaking a claw. i for one will never go in for a facial again. i might come out without a face. are those cucumber slices over my eyes for hydration or a garnish? we'll be right back. [cheering and applaus

until your liver bursts >> he says it was not fearful and tell that animal rights activists fire bombed iran's >> eat the terrorism >> fearing the same activists would exact some revenge on his embarcadero restaurant, jackson went extreme >> i purchased a kevlar vest. this would be what police officer would wear. other chefs have had their families photographed and threatened. they have had death threats that have happened for them >> but the activists who recorded this undercover video in sonoma of ducks being for sped to fatten their liver before slaughter called jackson an outright liar claiming he is attempting to seek publicity for his restaurant and then they sent this video clip. >> if you want to seriously sit down and have a real conversation >> the animal protection league says jeff jackson showed no fear of their protest. >> it was suggested to me by a city official that it would be my best interest to make sure that i was protected. >> protection that includes a breastplate designed to stop a blade and a bullet. >> we fired it up, is high definition radar and we're picking up a lit

attack of the iranian nuclear program, do you consider the casualties it would cause in iran in terms of bombing sites full of radioactive and other materials have they done a study to look at the numbers of people who would be killed and injured in iran if it were to mount such a strike. is that even a factor in israel's calculations? thanks. >> i have to be careful in answering the question because on the gray line between ethical question and operational questions. but i can assure you that israel is very, very careful to avoid that kind of damage. >> how do you describe releasing radioactive -- >> both between moral and political discussion which i'm not allowed to enter. you know, i have so many wonderful answers to give you, but i can't. >> yes, in the third row here. >> as a follow up to that question, obviously there has been a tremendous amount of analogy and analysis of what would happen with a nuclear iran to the arab countries, along the persian gulf, western europe and maybe united states through venezuela hourks do you deal with those realities of a nuclear iran? >> yes, sir. es on

they want to bomb iran, but they are afraid of rush limbaugh. >> they want to bomb iran, but they are afraid of the guy on the radio. providing the perfect example of george will's point. mitt romney was asked about limbaugh's comments on a rope line late friday night. let's listen to his response. >> it's not the language i would have used. i'm focusing on the issues that are significant for the country today. that's why i'm here talking about jobs in ohio. >> senator, you mentioned earlier that you have three potential opponents come november. it seems like they are as easily mealy mouthed as romney. >> they've said nothing. in fact, the man who selected rush limbaugh and defending that decision today for the missouri hall of fame is in fact one of my opponent's campaign chairman. i would think the three candidates running for the republican nomination in missouri ought to be like i did when sarah palin's daughter was criticized and say this is wrong. it's wrong for anyone to be using this kind of language. sarah palin was in the public eye. this was just a poor law student using he

bombs. >> iran's leader should have no doubt about the resolve of the united states. i have said when it comes to preventing iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, i will take no options off the table and i mean what i say. >> but he argued with sanctions biting hard and crippling iran's economy. it is not yet time for war. >> now is not the time for bluster. now is the time to let our increased pressure sink in. >> it's the same message the president is expected to deliver in a meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu who made it clear israel doesn't need u.s. permission to attack iran. the two leaders had an icy summit last may when netanyahu thanked the president for preserving the mill ir day option in the campaign to stop the nuclear weapons program. >> most of all, i appreciated the fact that he said israel must be able to defend itself by itself against any threat. >> while israeli and u.s. officials agree, they disagree over the imminence of the threat. intelligence analysts say iran has not yet decided to build a bomb, but the developing capability has isr

i asked if the israelis were going to bomb iran. this is somebody who's really plugged in. he said if they think obama is going to be reelected, they will do it to lock him into supporting them before the election, supporting what they're doing. if they think the republicans are going to win, they will wait and probably do it later. >> i think it is trickier than that. obama is clearly signaling do not do this. they worry if they do it after he has done the signaling, they will lead the frosty relationship with obama going forward. >> jeff goldberg had a long interview with the president. he said they're going to try to persuade netanyahu to postpone any attack on iran as nuclear facilities. >> israel announced they will reveal what ever they do without consulting the united states first. this, i think, is designed to give the united states and the obama administration credible deniability if an attack takes place. it will not work. no one will believe it. certainly the states of the mideast will not believe it. the aftermath of an attack on iran, rocket attacks on israel a

. >> you have said publicly that bombing iran now is the stupidist idea you've ever heard. that's a direct quote. >> an attack on iran before you exploring all other approaches is not the right way how to do it. >> the dispute seems to come down, though, to whether you are at the end of everything that you can try or whether you have a lot of time left to try other things, which seems to be your position. >> i never said that it's a lot of time. >> well, more time. >> more time. >> for nearly a decade buying more time was meir's job. the iranians say he had computer viruses, faulty equipment to sabotage their program. aum the all the while, he was poring over the iranian regime gaining insights and a surprising appreciation. >> the regime in iran is a very rational regime. >> do you think ahmadinejad is rational? >> the answer is yes. not exactly our rational but i think that he is rational. >> do you think they're rational enough that they're capable of backing down from this? >> no doubt that the iranian regime maybe not exactly rational based on what i call western thinki