this is jonathan weissman saying that senator debbie stabenow of michigan on monday showed her shows that the story democratic leaders worry that senator's mitch mcconnell's majority leader could allow resolution disapproval such as making it contingent on iran recognizing the state of israel. you can imagine how difficult these things would be said the number two democrat charged with rounding up votes for the deal. four presidential candidates trying to break into the top 10 and the possibilities are endless. he goes on to say that joe donnelly had to try to be on anyone's list if you're trying to get to 67 and the aim now for democrats is not just to sustain a veto but the block publicans from even passing a motion. to do that they need to be unified and so far the only senate democrats to reject it are charles schumer of new york, robert menendez of new jersey. among the undecided senators that they are closely watching from you mentioned mr. koontz and mr. durbin. it spoken with mr. obama and the president biden saying administration both serve military efforts to defend israel

through congress and the math indicates that harry reid, there was one other democratic senator, debbie stabenow in support of that. that means 28 democrats are in support. the white house is just six democrats away from being able to prevent a veto override there. but as you also mentioned, president obama heads to nevada to discuss climate change. it will be a big time conversation with the pope when he visits washington, d.c. and addresses congress next month. then one thing you didn't even mention, trade is still a big issue. president obama ended up getting that trade authority, but still, the details of that trade deal are still being hammered out with the asian nations, and certainly the white house wants to get that done as soon as possible. >> you mentioned climate, and the president's remarks we're expecting from las vegas, interesting remarks from presidential candidate, republican candidate carly fiorina on "meet the press" yesterday, chuck todd asking her about the drought in her home state and what she sees as the problem there. let's play what she had to say. >> in your home state