let him finish. >> wow, joining me now, chris wallace. chris, we haven't seen one like that in a little while. who won? >> well, we report, you decide. you'll have to see it. i have to tell you, it's exactly what i hoped for and expected. just so you know who the players are, dr. emanuel, ezequikiel emanu emanuel, rahm emanuel's brother, one of the architects of obama care. in 2009 and 2010, was instrumental in putting all of this together. a very aggressive advocate for the program. jim capretta is well versed on health care policy and very critical of obama care. they really go at it. they go at the whole question of these cancellations, the question of should the knumsgume telling you what kind of policy you have to have, what's going to happen to premiums, what's going to happen to people who aren't in the individual market which is what we're hearing about now, but employer-based systems and whether there should be a delay. it's a fascinating, fascinating, and i must say kind of entertaining interview. >> i saw, you had to pull in th

joining me now is the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. good morning. can you hear me, chris? >> i can hear you. can you hear me? >> tell me what did you learn from chris christie about what showing up means? >> well, what he is saying is that you don't just show up in hispanic communities, african-american communities, communities that don't necessarily vote republican. around the election. you have to be there all the time. now, christie is on the record, he supports comprehensive immigration reform, including a path to citizenship. he also supports a local new jersey version, state version of the dream act that in-state tuition for the children of the illegal immigrant brought to this country when they were just children. he's basically saying if you want to appeal to these people, you have to do it all the time, not just two weeks before the election. >> i would imagine that republicans are not the only ones taking notice of his win. in your interview, i know

. >> i'm chris wallace. breaking news the u.s. and its allies reach a nuclear deal with iran. >> for the first time in nearly a decade we have halted the progress of the iranian nuclear program. >> the world powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights. >> what do israel and skeptics in congress think of the agreement? 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

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lauren ashburn, was that question in the chris wallace interview of liz cheney fair game? >> absolutely fair. mary put this issue out into the press. it's been batted about. and it would be journalistic malpractice, almost negligence, not for chris to bring it up. >> rick grinell, same-sex marriage. nobody would dispute it's a legitimate issue in a senate campaign. but bring in family. >> basically, are we surprised that "the new york times" and others are trying to stop liz cheney from getting into the senate race? >> how do we get to "the new york times"? it's chris wallace fox news. >> "the new york times" put this on the front page, howie. this is not a front page story. it's a legitimate story. let's be fair. barack obama has a sibling. hillary clinton has siblings that have disagreed with them on policy issues. that has never been on the front page of the "new york times." why this? because it's a conservative. why this? because it's the cheneys. and it's also because they absolutely want to stop liz from getting into the senate. nobody should be surprised by this. >>

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president barack obama held the hour long news conference in which he admitted the obama care roll out was rough, crumbled and ultimately on him. the president proposed a fix for those who received cancellation notices from insurers after receiving assurances from him, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period. we have fox team coverage. jim looks at medicaid enrollment numbers and staggering costs. mike emmanuel examines the costs. win dell good evening. the president has a fix he's proposing that might not do it either. >> vowing the pressure largely from red state democrats and congress, president barack obama offered a fix he said would remove the affordable care act as the reason people are receiving cancellation notices. >> current plans will extend to 2014 and americans who's plans have been cancelled can choose to enroll in the same kind of plan. >> president barack obama gave the conditions. inshuurers must explain what it doesn't cover and what additional plans t

fox news' chris wallace was having none of it. t's listen to chris and him. >> i understand a lot of people are focused on politics and potential future races. i am very much keeping my focus on the u.s. senate. and the reason is the senate is where these issues are being fought. >> but, sir, without being -- at the risk of something a smart aleck, for somebody focused on the senate, you're spending a lot of time in iowa. >> well, what do you make of that, mark? i mean, the guy's having -- i don't care. every politician plays this game. i'm sure secretary clinton will too. when you're making the rounds then you have the nerve to say you're not interested in running. why did you go there? >> the people are nice, they have good food. that's not the reason he's going. he's a smart guy, but i think he's misplaying his politics. first of all, he's going to iowa. he's not driving much of a message when he goes except again appealing to the base of the party that already likes him quite a bit. i think it is almost laughable the people bei

. >> that remark by senate candidate liz cheney on fox news sunday with chris wallace sparked an immediate response from her sister and her sister-in-law. mary cheney's wife wrote on facebook, quote, when mary and i got married in 2012, she didn't hesitate to tell us how happy she was for us. to have her now say she doesn't support our right to marry is offensive, to say the least. i wonder how liz would feel as she moved electric state to state she discovered her family was protected in one but not the other. i always thought freedom meant freedom for everyone. joining me now for our daily fix chris cillizza, msnbc host of "in play" and correspondent karen, first to you. they have been political partners, really a sister act in every possible way. very close siblings. for as long as i've known them and you've known them in washington politics, mary was her dad's chief advance person on the campaigns. everything seemed fine until this outburst, which does seem to be connected to the wyoming campaign. >> certainly. the fact is that liz is running on the cheney family brand. this has certain

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. a day after president obama presented his fix for the millions of canceled health insurance policies the house passed a fix of its own with bipartisan support. it's not clear what the eventual solution will be, but like a growing number of people insurance companies aren't happy. we have fox team coverage. james rosen investigates whether the president's fix is even constitutional. the impact on insurance companies, wendell golar on the white house strategy. we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill where there was lots of action today. good evening, mike. >> reporter: chris, good evening. despite a veto threat, republicans and a few dozen democrats passed a bill to honor a promise they say president obama did not keep. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: by a 261-157 vote including 39 democrats supporting it, the house passed energy and commerce chairman fred upton's keep your health care act. >> our straightforward one-page bill says if you like yo

and to show you just how political and to me insensitive these guys are, chris wallace said to him with all of the criticism he had, even republicans was feeding him things was it worth it? listen to this. >> i literally had top republicans unsolicited offering me research and questions to confront you. because they were upset can you. simple question. was it worth it? >> absolutely. >> wow. >> i mean, absolutely. he shut down the government, didn't get the health care law repealed, caused bedlam for 800,000 federal workers. and it's worth it? >> and threaten the nation with the first-ever default and he still thinks this is great. >> i'll leave the public to judge it for themselves. i'm going to have to leave it there. thank you both for your time. >> thanks, rev. >> be sure to catch krystal on "the cycle" week days at 3:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> coming up, the gop refuses to raise the minimum wage. heck, many of them don't want any minimum wage at all. but now the democrats have a plan to raise the pressure. >>> plus impeachment insanity. republicans are obsessed with s

first i want to turn to our own chris wallace who is live in washington. he is the host of "fox news sunday" and is with us from capitol hill. chris, a political football that this thing is very very hot for democrats. >> oh, absolutely. you know, there is going to be all the focus today on the enrollment number. as you pointed out before all of the troubles with the web site, the white house was projecting that half a million people would sign up in the first months and he would will see what the real number as compared to half a million. then there is another number that's out there. this is the one the democrats are particularly upset about. 5 million people have had their policies cancelled. people on the individual exchanges whose policies did not meet the obamacare standards. the expanded standards for what has to be in an acceptable insurance policy 5 million people who had their policies have had them cancelled which goes up against the president's promise if you like your plan you can keep your plan. and that's what has got an awful lot of democrat

. >> newly re-elected governor chris christie tells chris wallace he is only focusing on his state of new jersey, but is he sending mixed signals by doing the rounds on the major sunday shows today? digital politics editor chris stein walt looks at the man of the morning. hi, chris. >> hi, shannon. >> all right, let's look ahead to 2016. one of the things governor christie does a lot is criticize washington. >> well -- >> when you're not here, that's a little easier to do, but do you think he can take his style of new jersey to d.c.? are we ready for it? >> well, he's got a long way to go before he can take it. he's got to take his style to iowa and new hampshire and south carolina and florida. here's the thing, if you wish to be the nominee of the republican party, you must find out what it is that you like about the republican party and the republican party likes about you. and there is a great temptation, there is a moth to a flame effect, i call it the huntsman effect, where you can get almost unlimited amount of air time with the establishment press to go out and say i hate the r

chris wallace interviewed two business guys, two businessmen, who recently got cancellation notices on their health insurance. take a look at this. >> stephen curry joins us from chicago. kay joiner is in atlanta. they're both businessmen who have lost their health care plans. >> my out of pocket for my family is $3500. and everything else is paid at 100%. the closest thing i could find that's comparable, as they say, was a $12,000 out of pocket for my family. so there's a huge difference in there. and i looked through all the different plans. >> i had my policy in affordable care act for over three-and-a-half years and received a letter stating temperatures going to be cancelled. i called around and found out the same policy would cost me almost $500 a month and i found that not acceptable. i'm a small business owner. i have eight employees. i have to make a payroll every week and that sort of increase is hard to manage. >> now, let me give you the entire story. these two guys, they have clear agendas. let's take the guy on the left. we have here now steven curry, certified financial

julie pace, one of the reporters who worked on that story for the associated press spoke to anchor chris wallace on "knox news sunday" earlier this sunday about the importance of those meetings. >> those are the meetings that really laid the groundwork for this agreement that we saw last night. it was in these meetings that some of the details were actually discussed between the u.s. and iran and that's the deal that actually was then brought to the p-5 talks and a lot of the allies were surprised that this deal came together a little more quickly than they expected and that's in large part because the meetings happened. >> the ap says it was tipped off about those discussions shortly after the first meeting back in march. >> historic mistake. that's what israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling this nuclear deal with iran. while also saying that his country is not at all bound by the agreement. leland vitter with more. leland. >> very serious words and emotions flying around in jerusalem. betrayal and abandonment. the israeli foreign minister said in the united states is going to m

. >> let's talk about it with the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace.d morning to you. >> good morning to you, jamie. >> it sounds to me, and we know that markets don't like to be destabilized, that all consumers should be paying attention to this because even if you don't participate in obama care, you could end up paying more. >> oh, absolutely. yeah, i mean, the point is, and you know, there have been a lot of metaphors used for it, but obama care, and its effect on the whole health insurance industry is like a sweater. you start to pull a thread and suddenly the whole sleeve falls off. the idea is if, and a lot of companies procedure won't be able to reinstate the millions of canceled policies, but if they do, the people who own the policies, most of them, are younger, healthier people. they're going to go into those markets and therefore, the premiums for the older, sicker people in the obama care exchanges where they have all these added benefits like no ban for pre-existing conditions, they're going to have to pay higher premiums. it all is inter

. >>> i'm chris wallace.2013 is in the books leaving republicans convinced running against obamacare is the key to victory. >> this race came down to the wire because of obamacare. >> in new jersey a landslide victory for republican chris christie. >> i did not seek a second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish the job. watch me do it. >> we'll talk with governor chris christie about his reelection and whether h

sunday, chris wallace talks to chris christie, what he has to say about 2016.r local listings. thanks so much for watching. make it a great day. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright. a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm jamie colby. great to be with you, happy saturday. i want to give you an update on a devastating story. there are more than 1,000 people who are estimated to be dead right now in what could be the worst typhoon in history. where this is happening and where it could hit next. >> plus, secretary of state john kerry and other world powers are split on a possible deal to reduce iran's nuclear capability. the latest

. >> let's bring in chris wallace now. live obviously in washington. chris, as my relatives like to say in texas, clear as mud today. what are the politics behind this? >> i don't think they're so muddy. i think it ills pretty clear, -- it is pretty clear, and just when i think i'm getting too cynical, something like this happens and you realize maybe i'm not cynical enough. you have to remember that one of the keys -- a lot of people were looking to the second year, not the first year signup, because if, as a lot of people fear, the older, sicker population signs up for obamacare but the younger, healthier people don't, then the insurance companies, because they have greater expenses than they anticipated, have to raise premiums substantially in the second year. so there was a lot of, boy, this is going to be tough for them. the signup is october 15th, just two weeks before the election, a lot of older voters will see that their primums have gone up -- premiums have gone up and that could impact how they vote in november, and now, just out of the blue,

chris wallace is editor of fox news sunday. >> this is very interesting, alisyn. they are saying november 30th and this is the deadline and get everybody to sign up. they are scared and they are worried too many people will crash the website and we'll be reporting about the signs saying that healthcare.gov is not available right now. and they are telling the labor union supporters don't drive them to the web set on saturday. they can handle 50,000 people at one time. but it could be 250,000 and it could crash the site all over again. >> but that is not inspiring confidence, chris. the idea that they don't know it sounds like whether or not they will be able to handle some sort of great amount of traffic. what is the thinking inside of the beltway where you are about how ready this website is? >> people don't know. it clearly seems to be getting better. the word at least when you hear from the administration, that it is getting better. but you know, they are kind of lowering expectations and because they made a hash of it on october 1st. and they say it will be bet

>>> i'm chris wallace. the president and his tame apologize for the troubled start of obama care. >> there is no excuse for it and i take full responsibility for making thorough it gets fixed asap. >> let me say directly to the americans you deserve better. >> just six people enrolled on day one, and the president and his promise. >> if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor, if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. >> is the initial debacle a sign of things to come? how obama care will affect you. one of the architects of the plan e eick yell emanuel and james ka pret. >> and senator lindsey graham. >> and with election day two days away. we'll ask our sunday panel how much trouble both parties are in. >> i knew from the second what had happened, why it happened, and what it meant for the future. charles krauthammer opens up about his life changing accident. hello again from fox news in washington. it's been another tough week for obama care with continued problems on

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>>> i'm chris wallace. breaking news. the u.s. and it's allies reach a nuclear deal with iran. >>> for the first time in nearly a decade, we have halted -- >> translator: recognizing iron's nuclear rights. >> what does congress and concept ticks think of the agreement? 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 frie

>>> i'm chris wallace. low enrollment numbers and millions of canceled policies have the white house on the ropes. >> we fumbled the ball and i'm going to make sure question get it fixed. >> but the so called fix is not very impressing. we'll talk with the head of america's health insurance plan karen ignagni and ben nelson, the national association of insurance commissioners. in wyoming, a bitter running. >> i'm running because i believe if is necessary for a new generation of leaders to step up to the plate. >> liz cheney joins us live in our first sunday show interview since her announcement to run. plus it's been 50 years since the assassination of john f. kennedy. questions about that tragic day remain. >> do you believe that lee harvey oswald was the lone asass sin? >> i don't know. >> we'll talk to them now on "fox news sunday." >>> president obama is crambling to save obama care and possibly his presidency. on friday he met with insurance industry executives to address a new plan to undue the cancel

. >> i'm chris wallace.olicies have the obama white house on the ropes. >> we did fumble the ball on it. what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. >> the so-called fix isn't impressing insurance industry leaders or regulators. we'll talk with the head of america's health insurance plans karen ingagni and also ben nelson and our panel weighs in on the uphill battle to rescue obama care and in wyoming, a bitter republican primary between an

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.ident barack obama held the hour long news conference in which he admitted the obama care roll out was rough, crumbled and ultimately on him. the president proposed a fix for those who received cancellation notices from insurers after receiving assurances from him, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period. we have fox team coverage. jim looks at medicaid

chris wallace pressed ezekiel emanuel. no one said that. no one said if a co-pay goes up by 5 bucks the next three years you would no longer fall into the grandfather. isn't it a terrible job of communicating otherwise known as lying? >> the fact of the matter is if i had an insurance policy and i said to the insurance company do not change this i could have kept that. >> i don't buy that. that's far too innocent when you look at the facts and evidence they have. they aren't innocent. they don't care. i am telling you if you want to blame the insurance companies why don't you actually look at this guy, his administration, this was his baby his legacy he made promises he in fact knew were false to the american people and we deserve and expect better. >> they are not going to blame obama, because this is as close as you get as an actual organized religion in which president obama is god and his apologists are doing nothing but speaking in tongues. this is all they do. you go after doctors who are getting hammered, i you go afte insurance comp

chris wallace jones us. >> jerry seid speculated with the impact and reaction from the america's insurance company and the answer is very negative. the americas health insurance plan and trade association put out a statement and let me read you this. changing the rules after the health plans have met the requirements of the care could result in higher premiums for consumers. premiums are set for next year based on consumption of consumers. and if now fewer younger and healthier people choose to purchase coverage in the exchanges, premiums will increase and fewer choices for consumers. and in other words, you can't just hit the re- set button and say all of those people in the exchanges and including the healthy young people would lower the premiums for all of these new services that you are going to offer to older and sicker people is not going to work. you can't pick one pose of yarn out. it is still a mess. >> the other part health care providers. united health care and a etna, made the decision to get out of the individual health care marketplace, and it made no financial sense. the pre

you just see ted cruz is here and chris wallace, our own chris wallace is inner viewing him right nowoments ago nancy pelosi was interviewed. and she said something interesting. she believes that the president will offer a proposal today, for americans who are losing their health insurance. so things seem to be moving quite quickly. we're working our sources at the white house to figure out if indeed a proposal comes from the white house today that would allow to keep your health insurance if you like it as originally promised. that is what nancy pelosi thinks. we'll see what happens coming up. gregg: as more and more americans, democrats show support for changing the health care law, the white house is now suggesting that the president may actually be open to the idea after long saying he would never do such a thing. well democrats proposing a bill that would allow insurance companies to reinstate any canceled policies that may not meet the standards of obamacare. doug schoen joins us, former pollster for president bill clinton, a fox news contributor. monica crowley, syndicated radi

. >> let's goo to our washington bureau where chris wallace is located, the host of "fox news sunday." chris, i had on one of the other networks. they were showing previous apologies from previous president, and they put up nixon's apology. clinton's lewinski apology. it was comical. when a president apologizes, it's news. >> reporter: absolutely. it's a weird apology because he is not saying i misled. he is not saying i didn't know the law. he basically says, i feel you're pain. i'm sorry your in this fix because of the assurances i made but is not discussing his culpability in all of this. in the end, though, it doesn't really matter. i want to go back to what you were saying at the top of the show. in the end it's all about the reality, novelty the rhetoric at this point d not the rhetoric. if they can get obamacare working, the web site, if they're able to make it work for people who are getting policies cancelled now, then it will be fine. if on the other hand the web site continues to be a mess and if people continue to have to pay more for things they didn't particularly want o

and coming up tomorrow he will be sitting down with chris wallace for an exclusive interview about what is next for the gop and his own political future. that is tomorrow only on the fox news channel. check out your local listings. >>> well, greg, a little positive pr could go a long way in the obamacare rollout mess especially with small business owners. how this group could sink or save the legislation. >> plus will kindle make the naughty or nice list this holiday season? we will take a close look at the folks from consumer reports next. >>> it is time for a look at some of the top headlines. a harvard university says its annual budget deficit has soared to $34 million over the last year. that's more than $25 million increase from last year. the school says it has now put measures in place to try to rein in the spending. relatives of the late civil rights leader malcolm x are trying to block a chicago company from selling copies of his recently published diary. the publishers say they have a signed contract for the book and the family says they did not get the proper permission. a 25

. >>> i'm chris wallace.ize for the troubled start of obamacare. >> there is no excuse for it, and i take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed asap. >> let me say directly to these americans you deserve better. i apologize. >> a new report. just six people enrolled on day one. and the president broke his promise. >> if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. >> is the initial debacle a sign of things to come? today a debate over how obamacare will affect you. between one of the architects of the

>>> i'm chris wallace. election 2013 is in the books leaving republicans convinced running against obama care is the key to victory. >> this race came down to the wire because of becaobama care. that message will go out across america tonight. >> in new jersey land side victory for chris christie. >> i did not seek a second term to do small things. i saw the it to finish the job now watch me do it. >> we'll talk to him to see it he is running to ning for presi >> damage control continues as the president finally apologizes. >> i am sorry that they are finding them slefrs selves in t situation based on a insurances that they got from me. is that enough? >> they havecreased the dedud deductible and it wasn't going to work at that price. >> and a big supporter. >> plus our power player of the week. fox and friends co-host. >> could we have -- the world without him? >> i don't believe we could have. >> all right now. >> and hello again from fox news in washington. well, new jersey governor chris christie won re

did jimmy fallon and sunday talk shows and our own chris wallace. think he did. >> very interesting. i think he did fine. much more mellow in his interview with chris than perhaps we're accustomed to seeing him. to a lot of people that was attractive. his results in new jersey are quite striking because it is such a blue state but if he wants to be a national candidate he has got some work to do to carry this personality of his which is, at once potentially very compelling. you can't take your eyes off him. he is just interesting. martha: indeed. >> potentially off-putting in some respects. that is sort of can-do belligerence he displays i think it reflects his aggressive approach and believes things that can get done and may welcome to lot of people but turn certain people off as well. martha: we get a mixed bag of responses in our tweets when asked how folks thought he did over the weekend with these things. look at rick perry, it is suggested that he may consider another crack at running president. here is what he had to say with chris at this in

. >> let's dial in chris wallace.ctored into that as well are those furloughed government employees from the slowdown or slimdown, or whatever you want to call it. >> actually i think tassets a pretty good number. obviously you don't like unemployment rate going up. but that's also a function of whether people are dropping out of the job market or going in. the fact that you had 204,000 jobs added at a time when you had hundreds of thousands of people furloughed for two weeks, is it as great as we need to have a roaring recovery? no. but it's certainly better than where we were last month. it's not bad. >> i tell you what, chris, one of the most exciting weeks in terms of news i can imagine. you had an election, not the biggest one, but you had significant results in that election. you also have the ongoing drama which is obamacare. do you think the president helped himself yesterday with his interview on nbc? >> well, look. when people are feeling misled, it's always good to say i'm sorry. you know, he's not going to

. >> i'm chris wallace. breaking news the u.s.ies reach a nuclear deal with iran. >> for the first time in nearly a decade we have halted the progress of the iranian nuclear program. >> the world powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights. >> what do israel and skeptics in congress think of the agreement? 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 atten

i'm chris wallace in washington. "on the record" is next. >>> flippant or compassionate? what do you expect from your president? here is president obama. >> so if you are getting one of these letters, just shop around in the new marketplace. that's what it's for. >> so what are you getting? flippant or compassionate? here is what rush limbaugh thinks obama was about flippant about them losing their policies, doctors or whether or not they could afford health insurance. they didn't yet know that obama had told the biggest and the most consequential lie of any president in recent years he doesn't care about the details of it not working the only thing he cares about is it's not derailed or defunded he doesn't care what kathleen sebelius is doing. he doesn't care. >> his numbers are down to lowest ever 42%. according to the nbc "wall street journal" poll. is the obama administration losing credibility? former senior advisor president reagan pat buchanan joining us. nice to see you, pat. >> good to see you, greta. >> flippant or does he care? >> he is arrogant. the president

. >>> i'm chris wallace.sident and his team apologize for the troubled start of obamacare. >> there is no excuse for it, and i take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed asap. >> let me say directly to these americans you deserve better. i apologize. >> a new report. just six people enrolled on day one. and the president broke his promise. >> if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. >> is the initial debacle a sign of things to come? today a debate over how obamacare will affect you. between one of the architects of the

. ♪ >> i'm chris wallace. breaking news the u.s.r deal with iran. >> for the first time in nearly a decade we have halted the progress of the iranian nuclear program. >> the world powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights. >> what do israel and skeptics in congress think of the agreement? 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

i'm chris wallace in washington. "on the record" is next. >>> flippant or compassionate?t from your president? here is president obama. >> so if you are getting one of these letters, just shop around in the new marketplace. that's what it's for. >> so what are you getting? flippant or compassionate? here is what rush limbaugh thinks obama was about flippant about them losing their policies, doctors or whether or not they could afford health insurance. they didn't yet know that obama had told the biggest and the most consequential lie of any president in recent

. >>> sarah palin talks exclusively with chris wallace about the latest round of obama care troubles.action to harry reid going nuclear this week. thanks for watching. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. topping this hour for you, secretary of state john kerry arriving in geneva for a new round of talks about iran's nuclear program. as other top diplomats involved in the negotiations suggest they are closer than ever to striking a deal. we'll have a live report on that. >> also, panic at los angeles international airport. coming up, new details behind the incident that led to this very scary scene at l.a.x. >> plus,

. >> it's disingenuous to use that line because as chris wallace pressed ezekiel emmanuel, he said, no one said that. no one said if a co-pay goes up by five bucks, you would no -- >> -- communication, no question about it. nonetheless -- >> -- isn't it a terrible job of communicating, otherwise known as lying? >> no, the fact of the matter is, if i had an insurance policy and i said to the insurance policy, do not change this, i won't pay an increase, nothing would have changed. >> that's far too innocent when you look at the facts and evidence we have now. they're not innocent. they knew what they were doing and they did it anyway. >> im50 ta'm talking about poli. >> why don't you actually just look at this guy, his administration, this was his baby, this is his legacy. he made promises that he, in fact, knew were false to the american people, and we deserve and expect better. it's as simple as that. >> single payer, wouldn't happen. >> they're not going to blame obama because this is as close as you get to an actual organized religion in which president obama is god and his apologis

. >>> of course, for more on obama care, the marketplaces and a lot more chris wallace on "fox news sunday" has in-depth interviews on the subject. he also talks to new jersey governor chris christie. the new jersey governor's advice for washington, d.c. will he end up there one day? "fox news sunday" airing on the increases news channel 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. later today. a lot of speculation in the newly elected governor. >> definitely christie is going to tell us about that we're celebrating our veterans and veterans celebrating two big celebrations tomorrow around our country. we're going to let you know how to honor service members past and present all across the country who help keep us safe here at home every single day. [ male announcer ] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggi

. >>> i'm chris wallace. 2013 is in the convinced running against obamacare is the key to victory. >> this race came down to the wire because of obamacare. >> in new jersey a landslide victory for republican chris christie. >> i did not seek a second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish the job. watch me do it. >> we'll talk with governor chris christie about his reelection and whether