when you think about the last 40 years, reagan's antidote -- antidote to carter clinton to bush, whatantidote to obama? a technical savvy guy? maybe so, maybe not. mark: could be. lindsey: how about a guy who can do but some things? a guy who has a record of being willing to tell his party something they do not want to hear. how about a guy who understands the world for what it is rather than what he would like it to be? a guy who has been more right than wrong about radical islam. the next president of the united states is going to be seen as a guy ready to serve on day one and a person who can bring us together. mark: a quick final comedy question. john stuart and stephen colbert made fun of you a lot. who did you prefer? lindsey: i think jon was more biting and hit home more often. colbert is from charleston. he maybe could not quite go to the next level. i want to to be on jon's show before he left. he is tough on everybody, not just republicans. somebody has to fill that space in american politics. mark: thank you, senator lindsey graham. mark: we will be back after this. ♪ mark:

you had john kennedy, jimmy carter, bill clinton, average age, 46.t's time for the republican party to at least entertain the notion of generational change in the party. people who are willing to take the case and show some contrast to the left. i think we should have a wide-open primary. >> so just to clarify, you have two arguments. a women in her 40s, somebody further on the right than the center? >> we need somebody who can win. mitt romney won one of the nine swing states. we know what doesn't work. >> i understand. but here's -- but this is what i don't understand. do you think ted cruz, as he plays to the white evangelical votes and basically talks about this being a christian nation, announcing this campaign that he can do better in these swing states? >> ask her, not me. >> well, actually, he could do worse. >> david, by the way, he's an hispanic. he's not just appealing to the evangelical whites. it's a great sound bite but you're an honest broker here. >> he's also against immigration reform, which is probably a key issue for that constitu

. >> if carter or clinton were there, i imagine they would have opened up the shot a little. >> there's why he should have been included. >> maybe the photo was taken by kanye west. >> he made a big effort to be there. it is not a very nice thing and not a respectful thing and really not fair. >> the times public editor revealed the photo was not cropped. a bush-free picture was chosen was bush was in the bright sunlight. bush was super overexposed because he was in the sun. while it would have been moving i see no evidence in the politics of handling or the presentation of the photo. joining me tonight kevin avery and joy reed and ana marie cox. joy, you were down in selma, right? >> yeah. >> i don't think this is some "new york times" liberal newspaper conspiracy, but i think they should have found one with bush and obama. it was a really important thing to have both of them down there. >> the logistics in selma were complicated. you had the question of whether they were going to do it on sunday or saturday. they should have organized to put bush closer to the president. >> in the lin

presidents from jimmy carter to bill clinton to barack obama. >> the israeli public voted no to the peace process between the israelis and palestinians. >> reporter: more urgent to many americans, he campaigned against a nuclear deal with iran. boehner tweeted heartfelt congratulations today. >> there will be a confrontation not over the palestinian issue but over iran if there is a deal. >> reporter: kerry called netanyahu with congratulations. democrats are turning down the heat. >>or relationship with israel is a strong one. doesn't depend on personalities. >> reporter: but two personalities who clashed before the election may do so again if there is a nuclear deal with iran. congressional critics are sure to argue netanyahu being re-elected proves israelis fear the obama approach to iran. >>> turning to our weather. and a reality check of these last days of winter. doug is still watching that chance of snow here on friday and a chill that's going to stick around for a while. an friday the first day of spring really? >> first day of spring and we're talking about snow coming down. it l

>> no it didn't surprise me actually, i worked with secretary carter in the clinton administration back in the 90s when i was in the pentagon, and he's a straightforward fellow, and i think -- and very thoughtful and logical and i think that's what we heard from him. and i think he said what a lot of people actually felt, and coming from him that means something. that's all good, and i think the military leadership will like that. lou: and if i may, i'm going add my view, i hope like the dickens it's contagious both at the pentagon and throughout the city of washington. your thoughts what's going on in the islamic state. it's peculiar i think to many americans, to think that we have just consigned the fate of iraq and the islamic state to iran, and we are not participating in that assault on tikrit, your thoughts? >> well, to me that's really troubling. iran is mettling lots of places in the middle east yemen, syria by proxy into syria lebanon and, of course now in iraq. so with this large presence in iraq, it's hard to envision how even with the absence of isis that iraq can get back t

chairman carter: director clinton, you mentioned zero based budgeting. one of the recommendations is a need for a new budget structure that is zero-based or mission-based as subject matter. how is this different from the budget from fiscal year 2016? what type of budget reform is being considered and how would it be implement it? -- implemented? how might a new type of budget drive future funding needs? have you are the identified gaps -- already identified gaps in funding based on initial reviews of the budget? i can go back over those again. director clancy: thank you, mr. chairman. this budget is one that i inherited. i think it is a good budget. it is definitely a step forward in a positive direction. we are in the process now of identifying from top to bottom where our deficiencies are. that zero-based budgeting, which are cfo has experience and, -- in we are , going director by director to see what those needs are so we can best have our people trained, staffed and give them the proper equipment. we are compiling a list of those priorities, things

as well as the carter and clinton administration. i try to see things objectively. i'm not perfect, but i think on this one, i would give president obama a little credit. i think he has intimidated the iranians. president obama turned up the strengthens -- sanctions. he also threatened twice in 2012 the use of military force. so i think so far so good. and i think david, the journalist of the "washington post" is right. have to hold our government to a high standard. when this deal is presented to the american public, the obama demonstration have to defend it. i think they're headed in the right direction. host: on the timeline for these negotiations, the wall -- "wall street journal" reporting -- the talks broke up on wednesday, and they are to resume march 15. it also says that iran and the six powers are aiming to complete the framework by the end of this month, and seal a detailed agreement by june 30. ron in d.c., an independent caller. caller: hi, how you doing? host: doing well, sir. caller: i am really impressed with mr. burns. what i would like him to do fo

that was done by president nixon, reagan as well as clinton and carter. so to create an artificial crisis at this point doesn't make sense. finally, there are a lot of proposals out there to actually extend the solvency of social security. one was introduced today by congressman john larson from connecticut which actually takes the cap off the, with respect to social security payments at the higher end of the income scale. so there are lots of ideas out there. we even heard in the budget debate today that immigration reform would help sustain social security. so there are lots of positive ideas out there, but an expedited process to cut social security benefits does not make sense. >> all those in favor say aye? >> aye. >> all those opposed say no? >> no. >> it appears the nos have it. roll call vote is requested. >> mr. okita. mr. garrett? >> no. >> mr. garrett, no. >> mr. diaz-balart mr. diaz-balart? mr. cole. >> no. >> mr. cole no. mr. mcclintock? >> no. >> mr. mcclintock no. ms. black. >> no. >> ms. black no. mr. woodall. >> no. >> mr. woodall no. ms.

conservative republicans in congress reacted exactly the same way when jimmy carter was president, when bill clintonresident, both of those guys were southern white male conservatives oppose their foreign policy. and strenuously opposed their arms control agreements. so i think our friends really just need to grow up and to treat these arguments on the merits. and if they disagree with them, tell us why but don't smear them and suggest it has to do with some deep hidden vain of hatred. it's completely ridiculous and tired and boring. >> mark. >> i'm not going to disagree with chris matthews or anybody who suggests this is purely a racist motivation. but i do think rich will agree with me there seems to be almost a personal nature to the opposition that president obama is facing here. one foreign policy exert said this solidifies congressional republicans hate president obama more than -- what they're doing is aligning themselves with the sort of extremist hard lined iranians that don't want to see a deal happen and trying to undermine the deal from happening. we have to ask ourselves if a deal doesn

. >> if carter or clinton were there i imagine they would have found a way to open up the shot. >> hee been included. >> he made a big effort to be there. and, you know, it's not a very nice thing, not a very respectful thing. really not fair. >> right. by the way, the golf course, on the doral looked incredible. unbelievable. you had some returning to do. there was a three iron. you gave it back to him? >> that's right. he hit it twice, both times in the water. rory is a disciplined guy. i have oscuba diver that picks up balls all the time. get that three iron. i actually handed it back to him. and then yesterday, he used it again and it went into the water. he gave it back to him. he doesn't want it, i don't think i want it either. it's been the biggest sports story. the scuba diver has become very, very famous. we have a famous scuba diver. everyone wants to know who he is, where does he come from. >> have his take his mask off. >> hey, we will take his mask off. i'll get you all the information. you can have him on your show. >> you want to tell us who he is? >> you know i don't k

it's been dysfunctional under reagan and carter and somewhat dysfunctional under clinton and benjamin netanyahu in the first term. unlike all of those other periods, this is dysfunction without production. this is dysfunction with a public controversy, ongoing soap opera which is five or six years old. the only question it seems to me is whether or not the next 22 months will be worse than the last 20. >> and aaron, when we talk about this relationship he said we have to work together the president and i, but the president has signaled through his aides in the last 24 hours after seeing what netanyahu said on election day, he doesn't want to work with netanyahu, that secretary kerry will be the designated hitter. >> i think frankly, some of these comments on the israeli and american side really do represent a kind of playground food fight politics. in the end, relations between nations rest not on individuals only. but on the broader contours of their interests. and the reality is and i will say this -- i've said it before, unlike the lehman brothers it really is too big to fail. but

that was done by president nixon, by president reagan, as well as clinton and carter. to create an artificial crisis at this point doesn't make sense. finally, there are lots of proposals out there to actually extend the solvency of social security. on was introduced today by congressman john larson from connecticut, which actually takes the cap off with respect to social security payments at the higher end of the income scale. there are lots of ideas out there. we heard the debate today that immigration reform would help sustain social security. there are lots of positive ideas but an expedited process doesn't make sense. >> the question is agreement on the amendment. the no's habit. the clerk will call the role. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> any member wish to change their vote? the clerk will report. >> the ayes are 14 into the nos are 21

as well as the carter and clinton administration. i try to see things objectively.'m not perfect, but i think on this one, i would give president obama a little credit. i think he has intimidated the iranians. president obama turned up the strengthens -- sanctions. he also threatened twice in 2012 the use of military force. so i think so far so good. and i think david, the journalist of the "washington post" is right. have to hold our government to a high standard. when this deal is presented to the american public, the obama demonstration have to defend it. i think they're headed in the right direction. host: on the timeline for these negotiations, the wall -- "wall street journal" reporting -- the talks broke up on wednesday, and they are to resume march 15. it also says that iran and the six powers are aiming to complete the framework by the end of this month, and seal a detailed agreement by june 30. ron in d.c., an independent caller. caller: hi, how you doing? host: doing well, sir. caller: i am really impressed with mr. burns. what i would like him to do for

/israeli relationship and i've watched and analyzed carter bush 41 netanyahu and clinton in their first incarnation incarnation, i was a part of, that you have even in that dysfunctional -- those dysfunctional duos you had production. you literally had significant accomplishments. here you have dysfunction without production. you have a public feud. and the question that remains, are we talking meltdown further or are we talking dialdown? that's the real central fe kwr both the prime minister of israel and the president of the united states. >> i know your expertise is in the policy realm, but i also know you to be a very asuit political observer. do you believe that the duo of netanyahu and boehner, speaker boehner and prime minister netanyahu, this the political ability, should they seek to use it to scuttle this deal? >> i think we will not see during the life of the republican-controlled congress the lifting of the banking and oil sanctions which are critically important to iran. i do not think a republican-controlled congress given their perception of this president is going to do

criticized every single day of the administration and whether two years or four years, bill clinton or the jimmy carter it was never race and there were minorities ripping on them and never race and now because someone is african-american and bam! it is racial. >> because they happen to be african-american. and there were 43 straight white presidents, and yes, the dynamic is different, and people writing letters invoking race, and -- >> now, when you ripped on george bush, i never said, well mark lamont hill is never being racist racist, and i said, well, you are a good liberal riffing on george bush. >> nobody is denying that, because it is true. >> well, i find it mind boggling that you can say it is never about race, but every single white person who criticized obama is never about race, because i criticize him more than you would like to admit, but there are times when race is a factor, and when you look at the unprecedented levels of disare respect that the president has faced, oftentimes you can link it to race. >> more than other presidents? >> and perez? >> well i would like to say that to me d

the clinton administration didn't behave this way. the carterdministration didn't behave this way. this is a new breed of democrats. you talk to democrats. you talk to even liberals, and they can't fathom what's happening. it's like a very small cawed ray of ideological crusaders have taken over ideological policy. whether it's in iran ferguson. irs. it's a fringe administration. enacting fringe policies. one of the reasons they get away with it, not enough people pay attention to the news. (?) until something penetrates like it did with jimmy kimmel and the president, you don't have a republican party with the skill set to respond to this sort of behavior. >> christian adams. thank you for being with us. president obama not the only one trying to play both sides of the issue. democrats have been piling on republicans all week over their open letter to the iranian leadership in which they warned the iranians that a nuclear deal with president obama won't have a lasting effect. it will be simply an agreement between two heads of state. not a trea

the clinton administration didn't behave this way. the carterdministration didn't behave this way. this is a new breed of democrats. you talk to democrats. you talk to even liberals, and they can't fathom what's happening. it's like a very small cawed ray of ideological crusaders have taken over ideological policy. whether it's in iran ferguson. irs. it's a fringe administration. enacting fringe policies. one of the reasons they get away with it, not enough people pay attention to the news. (?) until something penetrates like it did with jimmy kimmel and the president, you don't have a republican party with the skill set to respond to this sort of behavior. >> christian adams. thank you for being with us. president obama not the only one trying to play both sides of the issue. democrats have been piling on republicans all week over their open letter to the iranian leadership in which they warned the iranians that a nuclear deal with president obama won't have a lasting effect. it will be simply an agreement between two heads of state. not a trea

carter. >>> and now the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's e-mail and the server. to hand over her private server. trey gowdy on morning joe. >> we don't get to grade our own papers on ourselves and call penalty on ourselves. she doesn't get to call what is a public record and a personal record. she doesn't get to do that. >> barbara boxer spoke with my colleague andrea mitchell. >> colin powell didn't turn over one e-mail. show me one republican who is saying what he did was terrible. they operated under the same rules. >> joining me now, nbc news senior political reporter perry bacon and capitol hill correspondent luke russert. so gentlemen, let's start with. this and luke let's begin with you. the cover of the new york post today, well-known for their headlines, deleter of the wee world. so they get saucy with their headlines there. but with the addition of the new a.p. lawsuit, is the pressure going to keep building for secretary clinton to say enough is enough i'll hand over the server? >> i don't think so, thomas. i think that the republicans will keep pressi

carter will be michael fallin. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >> the associated press says it is filing a lawsuit to obtain hillary clinton's e-mails, as secretary of state. this comes as mrs. clinton is explaining why she used her personal e-mail account and server during her tenure rather than a government account. the a.p. says it's suing because repeatedlied "under the freedom -- requests under the freedom act have not been filled. mrs. crinton said her use of a private e-mail account was a matter of inconvenience. >> looking back, it would have been better to tuesday two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought one device would be simpler and obviously it has not worked out that way. >> clinton says the use of a private e-mail account did not violate state department rules at the time. she's handed over 30,000 work- related e-mails but deleted the private ones. the state department will release those in the commenting -- coming months. >>> a stolen car and a police chase. the tool to catch the young people inside. >>> and a student group vote to ban the american flag sparks campus protest es. the reason some say they are demonstra

carter and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey. >>> she responded to critics, but are they satisfied? new answers from hillary clinton about her personal e-mail account and it appears that hindsight is 20/20. yesterday, clinton opened up about using her personal e-mail as secretary of state, which is legal. she said she did it because it was more convenient. clinton also said if she had to do it over again, she's keep work and personal e-mail separate. clinton says the server those e-mails were kept on is secure. >>> facebook using your post to help advertisers market to you directly. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with what some are calling an invasion of privacy this morning. >> hi, laura, good morning to you. facebook wants to help advertisers find out what brands people are talking about. it's giving marketers data, showing what topics are being discussed on the social networking site, including brand names and products. they'll be able to filter topics by location and demographics, helping familiarize them with new customers and figure out which products to stock up on, or highlight in ad campaigns

clinton is not immune to this. there is a story with reference to george w. bush who also benefits from his pension some salaries for his staff. of course, former president jimmy carterformer first lady reagan, and others benefit. guest: that's right. the taxpayer money that has been spent for bill clinton exceeds the amount. it will be more than $60 million by the time 2016 rolls around. host: they also get secret service protection. is there way to figure out how much that is costing taxpayers for all former president? guest: that gets harder. the agency responsible for this i'm sure has been getting a lot of requests based on this act and the breakdown for the specifics. host: how transparent or open where former president clinton staff when you asked about the taxpayer dollars? guest: they're are obviously not as open about something like the headline, on politico. they did say that none of the money was -- that has been debated regarding former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mails. host: they said the server was protected by the secret service in her home. guest: that's right. it was built originally for the former president at his e-mails. host: you are

clinton do it? why didn't president carter do it?the reason they didn't do it is because no president thought they had the authority to do this because they didn't think congress had authorized. under the ina which explains why the president went around 20-plus times and said he didn't have the legal authority to do this. by the way, the scour has said as much. a case called utility air regulatory group versus epa involving epa's carbon tailoring rule that was decided last summer. in that case the supreme court basically said, look. one of the reasons why the carbon tailoring rule violates separation of powers -- and it did violate separation of powers -- is because the epa is promulgating a regulation that flies in the face of years of understanding of what the clean air act was thought to give the authority to the epa to do as a regulatory matter. it's the same thing here. the same form of construction of congress' will should take place in this case, too. >> in the end, and in conclusion, mr. chairman, it is the people that decide

of state john kerry, defense secretary ash carter, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey. >>> new answers from hillary clinton about her personal e-mail account, and it appears that hindsight is 20/20. yesterday clinton opened up about using her personal e-mail, taking several questions. this, of course, as secretary of state, which she said was legal at the time. clinton said she did it because it was more convenient. the former secretary of state also said if she had to do it over again, she would keep work and personal e-mail separate. clinton says the server that those e-mails were kept on was secure. >>> last night, ferguson, missouri's city council approved a mutual separation deal with john shaw. it follows allegations of racial bias in ferguson's police department and the court system. in his resignation letter, shaw says his office never instructed police to target african-americans. the report suggests police used excessive tickets to generate revenue. >>> another big rally is planned in madison, wisconsin. high school students skipped class to take part in the last rally. a madison police officer s

comes to democrats challenging hillary clinton they're wasting their time which might be news to jfk of whom the democrats were saying the same in 1960 or jimmy carterho most democrats didn't know in 1976, or even abraham lincoln all but midst by most republicans in 1860. to larry sabato who was there and knows very well careful, carville, history has a way of making chumps out of pundits who say certain candidates don't have a chance. what do you make of this? >> i was the first person to say that lincoln was likely to win the presidency. >> there go you. you said he would boat -- beat his rivals. >> i did. look james carville is doing his job. he has been a member, lead member, of the clinton posse since 1992. of course he is going to say that. and the truth is she is a heavy favorite. but we can't know what we can't know. you never know whether a big scandal that will really knock her off her perch will come to the for. you never know if world events will change voter perspective there could be an economic shock and landslides in politics and geology, so these things are unknowable. we're more than a year and a half out. that's an extraordinarily

the paper reports in 2012, bill clinton gave debate touches to mitt romney on how to debate barack obama. >>> ashton carterer new benefits for the u.s. military. he will propose a 401(k) style plan for giving student loans for service members who have scisms in skills needed to fight modern wars. >>> he says it's bad for business. tim cook blasting laws he believes discriminate against gays and lesbians. in an opt-ed article on the washington post website late yesterday, he condemned what he called a very dangerous wave legislation. that piece is in response to the recently enacted religious freedom law in indiana. he says laws protect business owners for being sued not to provide service to gays and lesbians threatens to undue process of equality. >>> new cell data is revealing where bicyclists are most at risk for encountering distract the drivers in san francisco. the most dangerous intersections are here in the panhandle on fell street, south. market on dubose avenue and the dubose triangle avenue neighborhood on church. according to the chronicle, the data was gathered by zen drive which uses cell pho

it was president carter who helped israel forge an historic peace with egypt that endures to this day. and it was president clintonnd president george w. bush, who backed israel as it took more brave steps for peace. and as it endured terrorist attacks from hezbollah and hamas. the relationship between the united states and the state of israel is not a partnership between individual leaders or political parties, it is an alliance between two nations rooted in the unbreakable friendship between our two peoples. [applause] it is not negotiable and it never will be. our alliance grows from generation to generation. that is what counts. that is what we have to protect. as john f. kennedy said back in 1960 "friendship for israel is not a partisan matter, it is a national commitment." [applause] no one knows this debtor then all of you. -- no one knows this that are then all of you. for decades, there has been bipartisan support for america's special relationship with israel. that is why every president from harry truman to barack obama has begun with a fundamental premise, that is that strengthening the security of isr

clinton. >>> today president obama will sit down with the afghan president to discuss america funding in security in afghanistan and the future of u.s. troops in the country. yesterday the president met with ash carter and asked john kerry to look into the hit list of the military that was posted on social media. they are calling this a scare tactic and they say the information was publicly available and taken from social websites. >>> secret service director joseph clansey will answer problems at the agency as they investigate an incident from earlier in month when senior agents disrupted a bomb snfgs at the white house. the members of the house oversight three are disappointed that he was the only one to hear from from. >>> and amanda knox and her boyfriend were acquitted in 2011 but they were found guilty again last year. the court will uphold the conviction or send it back to the appeals court. >>> police arrested the man after they say he blew marijuana smoke into the mouth of his 1-year-old son. the 22-year-old from oregon faces 20 years in prison. the family friend caught the father of three in the act on camera. neighbors tell police it's not the first time he's blown marijuana in the infant

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carter and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey. the president's request could lead to the first war vote in congress in 13 years. >>> one day after former secretary of state hillary clintonnews conference to address her e-mail use, critics say questions remain unanswered. we learned the associated press is suing the u.s. state department to force the release of e-mails from clinton's tenure as secretary of state. tracie potts has an update from washington. >> i opted for convenience. >> reporter: one phone instead of two, but in hindsight, hillary clinton tells reporters she would separate her personal and work e-mail. >> i thought using one device would be simpler and obviously it hasn't worked out that way. >> reporter: she admits deleting tens of thousands of private e-mails from her server but insists that server is secure. >> it was on property guarded by the secret service and there were no security breaches. >> reporter: the top democrat who urged clinton to come out publicly is satisfied. >> she stepped forward and talked to people. >> reporter: but republican critics are not satisfied that clinton decided what is personal and what's not. they asked was she e-mai

carter and joint chiefs chair general martin dempsey will testify. live coverage starts at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. former secretary of state hillary clinton her time at the state department. state department spokesperson jen psaki discussed the ongoing review of mrs. clinton. >> that is consistent with what we have been discussing internally. let me just give you a brief update on where we are. we will review the entire 55,000 page set in one batch at the end of that review to ensure that standards are consistently applied throughout the entire 55,000 pages. we expect a review to take several months. obviously that hasn't changed. the release will be posted on a publicly available web site. we will have more information about that hopefully soon. the only documents from that 55,000 pages we will review for separate earlier release are the approximately 300 e-mails all her rape produced to the select committee. this will be reviewed and released prior to the completion of a set of those will be posted and made publicly available. >> in other words even if you haven't filed the foia request you will be able to see the cds and he will put th

carter testify about authorization for military action against isis. then a conversation on the use of war powers. as a news briefing, josh earnest was asked about hillary clinton's e-mails -- that is later. on the next "washington journal," david mcintosh discusses his recent look at congress and how members vote on economic and limited government legislation. after that, will marshal of the progressive policy institute will talk about the recent policy agenda released by the new house democrat coalition. "washington journal" is live each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress. at only either there 43 new republicans and 50 new democrats in the house and 12 new republicans and one new democrat in the senate, there are 108 women in congress, including the first african-american republican in the house and the first woman veteran in the senate. keep track using congressional chronicle on c-span.org. the congressional chronicle page has lots of information, including voting results and statistics. new congress, best access, on c-span, c-span2, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> next, secretary of state john ke

coming up, hillary clinton speaks for the first time on using a private e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. after that, washington journal is up. later, ashton carter, secretary of state john kerry and general martin dempsey testify on the dissidents's request for military force against isis. >> coming up today on c-span3, the senate commerce committee looks at the national wireless flick safety network. on monday, board members approved a public notice for comments on allowing states and territories to opt out of the national network. states can adopt a plan or create their own network that meets standards. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern. now, the senate health committee looks at the impact of medical innovation on patients. this includes dock or francis collins and commissioner margaret hamburg. this runs about two hours. >> please come to order. we will have an opening statement and introduce witnesses. then senators will have five minutes for questions. i have been looking forward to this day. this is in important hearing. i thank you for coming especially because that caused a change in plan. but, we do not have two people who know m

it was president carter who helped israel forged an historic peace with egypt that endures to this day. and it was president clintonnd president george w. bush who backed israel as it took more brave steps for peace and as it endured terrorist attacks from hezbollah and hamas. the relationships between the united states and the state of israel is not a partnership between individual leaders or political parties, it is an alliance between two nations rooted in the unbreakable friendship between our two peoples. [applause] it is not negotiable and it never will be. [applause] our alliance grows [speaking hebrew]. "from generation to generation." that is what counts. that is what we have to protect. as john f. kennedy said back in 1960, "friendship for israel is not a partisan matter, it is a national commitment." [applause] no one knows this better than all of you. for decades, aipac has built bipartisan support for america's special relationship with israel. that is why every president from harry truman to barack obama has begun with a fundamental premise, that is that strengthening the security of israel is in the