let's go to cammeron now. cammeron, you are still awake after rosen. >> i'm here. >> okay.d, the military deal, now, you might have seen in my talking points last night, cammeron, if you want to be a good reporter you have to listen every night to what i say. >> don't we all? >> and i said that this is now got to go back to congress and they have got to rethink cutting the military because you have got this big threat from russia now, which is going to do combine with iran and other things. is that possible? will they start to rethink? i understand there was testimony today by the nation's top general owe deeper know in front of the house committee, tell me about that. >> we are talking half a trillion dollars in mandatory budget cuts. as you say, bill, just yesterday the army chief of staff ordinary order near row. this f. those cuts go through. mr. obama scaled back the strategy in 2012. it had been for years an ability to win two wars at once. well, under mr. obama's administration now that goal is an ability to win one war and deter only a second aggressor. so, with thi

let's go to cammeron now. cammeron, you are still awake after rosen. >> i'm here. >> okay. military deal, now, you might have seen in my talking points last night, cammeron, if you want to be aeporter you have to listen every night to what i say. >> don't we all? >> and i said that this is now got to go back to congress and they have got to rethink cutting the military because you have got this big threat from russia now, which is going to do combine with iran and other things. is that possible? will they start to rethink? i understand there was testimony today by the nation's top general owe deeper know in front of the house committee, tell me about that. >> we are talking half a trillion dollars in mandatory budget cuts. as you say, bill, just yesterday the army chief of staff ordinary order near row. this f. those cuts go through. mr. obama scaled back the strategy in 2012. it had been for years an ability to win two wars at once. well, under mr. obama's administration now that goal is an ability to win one war and deter only a second aggressor. so, with things like russ

go to cammeron.at the republican party might want to use it weakness abroad as a campaign issue is that buzzing around. >> yeah talking about it already. feckless policy in the white house. >> romney and mccain taking the lead interestingly enough. >> there is division in the republican party. there are some who are more isolationist than they used to be. and that's going to play out. what really matters here bill is what happens with the sanction. both parties on capitol hill think the sanctions announced by the white house this week need to be a heck of a lot tougher. only seven russian individuals face direct sanctions and those individuals have responded with absolute outright mockery. deputy prime minister says it seems to me some kind of prankster wrote the u.s. -- >> -- let's be fair. i mean he has got to get these guys together next week. look, at the end -- this time next week, if he is still sanctions seven russians and that's it. nothing comes out of this g-7 melting. then i think the repu

. >> we had cammeron, obama, merkel. >> merkel. they all have to -- it's all real tile.hey are supposed to interact with each other and decide how do we respond to this. what should we do to secure the area? reduce the number of deaths and that kind of thing. i don't know why merkel was explaining about it testimony i think it's a great idea for them to do that now reported 140 incidences of missing radioactive or misused radioactive material out there. and it's a credible threat that terrorists will try to use this stuff. i think it's absolutely imperative. >> according to one report her complaints were overruled she complained because president obama was keen on the idea and in on the surprise. apparently didn't have much notice of it the truth is, rick, she is not particularly happy with us after the cell phone issue and now this problem with russia where, you know, we are threatening her energy supply. >> i just had this mental image of cammeron, obama and merkel. come on, it's okay. we're going to play. it it's going to be fun. we're going to do this thing. these ar

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three tanks on the chess board knocking over the chess pieces of barack obama, prime minister david cammeron and eu chief negotiator baronness ashton. that's how they see it over here. it's not a bad depiction. putin is on a roll. we don't know what we are doing. we have no strategy. that's because we didn't think of up yesterday but because we didn't have it for five years. >> doesn't that mirror with what happened last summer with syria when britain didn't back us up on syria when the president drew the red line. that put us in a rather crumbling position. >> right. i think it certainly undercut the president's already weak position. the issue here is that the europeans are much more dependent economically on russia. than we are. oil and natural gas, much of it coming through ukraine and the trade relationships they have developed. the notion that at this point the europeans would be prepared to put an already shaky economic recovery in danger, i think is just misplaced. what they're talking about are targeted sanctions of freezing assets of selected named russian officials. restricting th

of that they are going to have a so-called g 7 meeting which is a fancy way of saying merkel and cammeron chancellors and prime ministers our european allies are going to try to hash this out. because the first round of sanctions from the u.s. and the eu were maybe not laughed at but they were pushed back upon. >> in moscow they were laughing at him. they everywhere laughed at. you are going over sunday with the president. is that when you leave. >> we try to go ahead of him and after the netherlands he is going on to roam with the pope. >> are you going to rome with the pope. >> yeah. >> say prayers. >> i will say hello papa. >> is he going to rome. >> they are trying to push him out. this is where the u.s. believes they have leverage on the international stage. >> putin is not going to show up? >> i don't even think he is invited. putin in recent years has been desperately trying to get into the club. he has wanted to be a member of the world trade organization. they expanded it to the g-8 so they could include russia. what the president and the chancellor of germany and others are sayi