we just heard from dennis ross. now diana bottu, she served as negotiator now is an international lawyer and works for the international institute, joins me from haifa in northern israel. thank you for joining us. i don't know if you got to hear dennis ross saying that what he would like, and i think he was expressing american desire is that the israelis treat settlements as if they were working towards a two state solution, in other words, agree that they will not build settlements on land that they think will end up as part of a two state solution. he doesn't think palestinians would cheer about it but would show commitment on the israeli side. do you agree with that? >> absolutely not. i think the united states should be treating them as they are which is illegal and what the united states should be doing is doing two things. one, puchg for their complete dismantle much and number 2, that the united states doesn't give israel any more money unless and until it ends the apartheid regime and settlement activity. >>

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bush, and dennis ross, who served under four u.s. presidents. he's out with a new boom "doomed to succeed." welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> nice to be with you. >> president obama is on tv this week. he pushes back on the argument that vladimir putin is challenging his leadership with here's a clip. >> and in -- >> he's challenging your leadership, mr. president. >> steve, i've got to tell you, if you think that running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop up your only ally is leadership, then we've got a different definition of leadership. >> ambassador ross, you wrote an article for "the washington post" this week, that putin is filling a vacuum that we created in syria. when you hear president obama is he in denile in. >> i don't think he recognizes the effect. i also don't think he's fully appreciating that had we act as if every setback is actually not a setback, it sends a message to putin. in a lot of ways we created an impression that we self-deterred self-deterred. he sees that we will escalat

joining us now is am boss door dennis ross, follow at the washington institute for east policy and former special assistant to president, author of the new book "doomed to succeed, the u.s./israel relationship, from truman to obama." am boss door ross, if you were advising the president tonight, what would you tell him and what would your advice to secretary kerry in mismeetings this week? >> i think in his separate meetings with two sides i think he would focus on what can we do immediately to somehow calm the atmosphere, what can we do immediately to correct what are some of the methodologies that are out there and then i would try to bring together, i understand netanyahu, with mahmoud abbas, and with king abdullah of jordan in amman. i think it would be easier to get him to go and take part in that. and i would want the meeting to come out with a statement where they're all present, where they would be an unmistakable clarity on there being no change in the status quo on the zarif or temple mount. one of the things that has spread like wildfire that has gone viral and a lot of the pal

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joining me now is dennis ross, former senior adviser on middle east issues to the obama administration's national security council and served under both presidents bill clinton and george h.w. bush. he's out with a new book titled "doomed to succeed," the u.s.-israeli relationship from truman to obama. thank you for being here, mr. ambassador. good to have you. i know the cycle of violence has been going on for decades in this area. is there a specific catalyst that caused this latest wave of violence? >> you know, i don't know that there has been a single event that has triggered it. i mean, there clearly has been a stalemate that has added to it. there's also enormous disaffection and anger among the palestinian public towards their leadership and especially among the youth who are largely unemployed. to the extent to which there is one thing that is out there and has acquired a kind of mythological status, there are claims in the social media and on the hamas and islamic websites among others that the israelis are going to divide mosque and do to that -- in hebron there is abraham's t

. >> we will talk with ambassador dennis ross under four presidents and bush national security advisor about the superpower face off and the most dangerous neighborhoods. plus, ahead of the first democratic debate our patch el weighs in on the hillary clinton flip on train and the continuing e-mail troubles and our power player of the week. hola. >> the other side of the world. all right now. on fox news sunday. >> hello, again, from fox news in washington, dc. it has been quite a week on capitol hill. with frontrunner kevin mccarthy suddenly drop out of the race for speaker and intense pressure on congressman paul ryan to take a job he clearly doesn't want. today, we will discuss the divisions robbing the house of representatives republicans with former speaker newt gingrich, but, first, congressman jim jordan head of the house of representatives freedom caucus that helped push speaker out and kept kevin mccarthy from running. congressman, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good to be with you. >> let me start with the big question, would you and would most of the members of the free

. >> joining us is ambassador dennis ross, a long-time peace negotiatesor, a distinguished fellow at the washington for strategic policy and author "doomed to succeed", thank you for being with us. you are a font of knowledge about the middle east process and you have done a great job translating it into a book. this is a must read for anyone that thinks middle east peace is important - i guess that's all of us. the title confounded me, doomed to succeed. you are talking about the u.s. relationship. and you are publishing the book at a time when relations are at a low. >> there's a sense of irony in the title. the reason is there are ups and downs. the basic trajectory of the relationship moved in one direction. starting at a low ebb. over time it moved in a certain direction. the main reason is americans look at israel and see israel as the only democracy in the region, the region itself today is characterised by unbelievable turmoil. if there's tension between the president and the prime minister, the trajectory will remain what it has been. >> for the last few years binyamin netan

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an dennis ross on the truman and obama administrations. our coverage on the book festival continues at noon on the terror group isis. a discussion on artificial intelligence with authors john markoff and louisa hall. and later mark updegrove on president clinton and labor johnson. on american history tv on c-span3. today, just before 5:00 historians on the relationship between president richard nixon in the shop of iran and its impact on u.s. foreign policy. 6:40unday evening at spencer crew on the confederate flag and its history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get our complete schedule and c-span.org. american history tv is featuring p.m.n's history at 8 eastern on sunday night. c-span produced the series on the white house historical association. their conversations with experts, video tours of historic site and questions from c-span's audience would tell the story of america's 45 first ladies. now, jacqueline kennedy

former georgetown university professor dennis ross are' "doomed to succeed" traces the development of policy towards israel and the middle east as a whole. david talbot warns against the growth of what he considers america's national security state in "the devil's chessboard." and in empire of self, middlebury college professor of english jay parini recalls the life of gore vidal. look for titles in in the bookstores this week and watch for the authors in the future on c-span2. >> host: glenn beck, in your newest book why do you open with thomas jefferson and the library of congress? >> guest: because jefferson changed hi life. he wrote -- my life. he wrote a letter to his nephew, peter carr. peter was 15, 14, somewhere in that a area. his mother had died, his father was about to the to die, and his father said to thomas, thomas l you oversee the education of my son when i pass on? smartest man i know. is he said, sure. so when peter comes of age, he writes him this beautiful letter. and he says in mathematics, you have to learn these things. never read a book out of its native tongue

patrick mchenry, senior deputy whip dennis ross of florida and where does this stand? they haveem to think that existing operation there office-xt to the leases -- texan in thee is a race it seems to change the demographic there. even though he may not get all we are not your they will get in support of mchenry. it seems like it may be a serious challenge here and ross company. knowath where we don't if mchenry can win. they seem to think they have the votes, you need 124 for the majority. we will find out thursday, i guess. >> the candidates are supposed to meet early next week with various republican caucuses. andof those meetings about what is all of this election, the undertaking, the process, look like on the floor? >> those are the candidate forums. on tuesday there is a large one of conservative groups, the house freedom caucus and the tea party caucus. representative chief it's -- c haffetz will be there. obviously there will be making their pitch. this has been a question for mccarthy all along, this new chaffetz.ith the question is who can get the votes on th

mike, an independent, you're on the air, sir, can congressman dennis ross, republican of florida. >> >> i hear you saying you all have a majority and overieveryt in the house. but you really don't. you've got 50 members that does not want to vote with anybody. they want their way and that's it. you have 54 votes in the senate. and if you think any of those senate democrats are going to vote with a republican just because the house republicans want it done, you're nuts. why should you risk what you all have to try to get something done? you all are just going about it backwards. i'm a son of the south. and i don't claim to be a real smart person. but y'all look foolish. >> mike, i don't disagree with you, how we look. but i will tell you, you know, the important thing in any relationship is to build communication. look, i've been married for 32 years to my wife and neither of us have had it all our way 100% of the time, although i would argue she has it more her way than i do. but we have a common goal, to make sure our family does well and we provide for our feature. we're the same w

burke and former ambassador dennis ross. his new book doomed to succeed. the u.s.bama. good to have you on board. >> thank you so much for being with us. warning, please, if you're going to be interviewed by 60 minutes, make sure you get steve croft on a good night. why don't we start now by killing hamlet in the first act. a lot of people saying we are now at the low point of our relationship since 1948. is that your assessment? >> no, it's not. i think we have seen other low points probably during the eisenhower administration, the crisis when eisenhower contemplated using american force to expel the israelis. threaten sanctions under secretary of state. threatened to have israel exp expelled. this is in the war of 1956 when they basically worked together. >> can you explain to viewers not familiar with the crisis just what happened, why it happ happened. i know this is mundane but it's fascinating history where ike turned on our closest allies in europe. >> absolutely. he regretted after the fact he visited the hospital a week after the crisis and says, basicall

host: we are back with congressman dennis ross, republican from florida.p andenior deputy you want to become the with counter -- whip counter, why? guest: when i came in 2010 there was a lot of promise. facing us in cr the first couple of months and we did something that had not been done in decades. that was to have an open role on the cr. we did over 600 and amendment. within a couple of days there was a manager's amendment that which it all out. so for 4.5 years i have been up having to explain to my constituency why we do nothing. when the speaker announced his resignation two weeks ago, i felt this was my time. i have been engaged in the process but if i'm going to make a difference and do what i think needs to be done to rebuild a strong sense of trust in congress than i need to get off the bench and become active. said, weve done is i first of all need to have a contract of congress. we need to use regular order. regular order does what the members say they are going to do. it goes through subcommittees. if you have a bill that is supported by the m

ambassador dennis ross joins us he's a former special assistant to president obama who advised on mideasts a few times. he's also the author of "doomed to succeed" mr. ambassador, thank you for being in studio. can you tell me how we've gotten to this point of escalation of violence in israel? >> look, i think we've had a level of violence triggered by social media. all sorts of rurals are spreading quickly. all sorts of video, in fact going quickly. we do have one story, one narrative emerging on the palestinian side that the israelis are plans to divide the el oskar mosque. >> so this is an erroneous rumor that this has sparked the violence? >> absolutely, it's one of the things that sparked. one of the way you respond is you've got to get the truth out that's simply not the truth. >> and it's so tough in this day of viral and internet, to figure out where the truth is? >> it is. also what's happening right now, the first fada. and second, it was developed and driven by organizations. and people carrying out attacks were in fact members of organizations, fatah or hamas or jihad. that's

bring in ambassador dennis ross now, former national security council official and former director of state department's policy planning staff. he's also the u.s. point man on the middle east peace process with presidents george h.w. bush and bill clinton. mr. ambassador, thank you. >> nice to be with you. >> is this one way to look at it? assad is in trouble. his government was on the verge or at least had the potential to fall. we can't go prop him up because of our policy. if the russians do prop him up, doesn't that prevent a vacuum and might not that be maybe the worst case scenario? >> the problem is right now in syria we're already seeing the worst-case scenario. you've got 12 million people out of an original population of 21 million have been displaced. more than 4 million are in the neighboring areas. you're seeing a refugee crisis in europe propping up assad at this point just creates a magnet for more foreign gee ojihadists come there. what the russians are doing is not designed to stabilize syria per se. it's to ensure they have a position in syria, number one. they contr

his latest book on president reagan, harriet washington on how we can catch mental illness and dennis ross. coverage continues on sunday at noon, michael weiss on terror group isis. then a discussion on art firm intelligence with authors john markov and you luisa hall. and also on president lyndon and ladybird johnson. american history tv on c-span3, saturday afternoon just before 5:00, a historian on relationship between president richard nixon and shah of iran and the effect on foreign policy. sunday evening at 6:40 george mason university history professor on the confederate flag on relationship to slave very. get the complete schedule on c-span.org. >>> next week hillary clinton will testify before the house select committee on benghazi. that committee is investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. the former secretary of state says it's a partisan effort to damage her presidential campaign. the hearing competentes underway 10 a.m. eastern on october 22nd. you can see it life on c-span3, hear on on c-span radio and see it on c-span.org. >>> yesterday a discu

the book just published by the institute's counselor, my fellow ambassador, dennis ross. so right at the outset, please join me in celebrating the publication of dennis's new book. [ applause ] dennis brings an entire professional career, both academic and policy making to the writing of this book. dennis has spent the last quarter century, more than a quarter century in public service that dates back to the carter administration. he has served in senior white house positions in the administrations of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and president bill clinton, and then of course in the administration of president barack obama. he's been the president's envoy for middle east peace. he's been the coordinator of american foreign policy in the broader middle east, what was known in the obama administration as the central region. especially focussing on iran policy. he's seen the ins and outs, especially, of the u.s./israel relationship. and republicans' presidencies and in democratic presidencies. there really is no other american who has the deep insight, personal background

please join me in welcoming dennis ross. [applause] >> thank you. thank you.ously the shrieks are from members of my family, thank you for traveling here with me. it is true that i have been a political appointee for two republican presidents entry to democratic presidents which more anything else makes me an extinct species. the book is called "doomed to succeed: the u.s.-israel relationship from truman to obama" and later i will explain why the sense of irony in the title. it was a book when i began writing and i actually had a little bit different frame of mind. i wanted to write about the u.s. relationship with israel, do it from the perspective of what it told us about our approach to the middle east. i thought i would do a kind of summary of the administration did came before the more recent ones and described the recent one is all of which i had participated in and talk about it and the implications for the future. it ended up being a little different. i still am drying out lessons from the pass and laying out lessons for the next president whoever they

this book was just published by there counselor and fellow dennis ross. please join me in celebrating the publication of dennis' new book. dennis brings an entire professional career, both academic and policy making to the writing of this book. dennis has spent the last quarter century, more than a quarter century in public service that dates back to the carter administration. he worked for the administration of clinton, and of course president obama. he has been the president's envoy for middle east peace, and the envoy of what is known as the central region and especially focused on iran. he has seen the ins and outs especially of the israel relationships in republican and democratic presidency. there is no other america who has the deep insight, personal background, expertise and experience to bring to bear on a history of america's relationship with israel going back all the way to the founding of the jewish state in 1948. and that is what this book is all about. today we are going to have a deep, in depth look at what lies behind doomed to succeed, wh

joining us ambassador dennis ross.s there something america could do to stop the random stabbings and shootings? >> it's not easy at this point because a lot of this is individuals acting most of them between the age of 15 and 25. they are incited to do this by a mythology that somehow the israelis are trying to change the status quo on what's known as the temple mount. what we could do is make it clear the incitement has to stop. >> what difference does it make? these people are stabbing people randomly in the streets or running over them with their cars. what difference can words from the white house mean? >> look, they can't make a huge difference but i think one thing you're trying to do is trying to get some of the arab leaders like king abdullah of jordan to acknowledge there's no effort made by the israelis to change the status quo on the temple mount. you have these 15 to 25-year-olds king this is for allah. they think they're protecting the mosque. >> what difference does it make if president obama and benjami

published by the institute's counselor and davidson strategic fellow, my colleague, ambassador dennis ross. right at the outset please join me in celebrating the publication of his new book. [applause] >> dennis brings an entire professional career both academic and policy making to the writing of this book. dennis has spent the last quarter century, more than a quarter-century, in public service that dates back to the carter administration. he has served in senior white house positions in the administration's of ronald reagan, george h. w. bush, and president bill clinton. and then, of course, in the administration of president barack obama. it's been the president's envoy for middle east peace. use been the coordinator of american foreign policy in the broader middle east, what was known in the obama administration as the central region, especially focusing on iran policy. he has seen the ins and outs, especially of the u.s.-israel relationship, and republicans presidencies and and democratic presidencies. there really is no other american who has a deep insight, personal background, exp

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dan webster and dennis ross. webster has a vision of negotiating appropriations bills in july.ing all leverage from the white house to be able to suggest republicans are shutting down the government. if we actually get back to governing in a timely fashion, we our work done by summer, will forever take off this table this notion of a government shutdown in a cr. when dan articulated that, he had my support. i said this about paul ryan. we are never going to agree on anything. this is a leadership test. dan webster has articulated a vision of leadership that i believe is right for our conference. host: thank you for being here. next, we will talk to another senate candidate. we will talk with representative chris van hollen who is seeking the senate seat in maryland. he's on the budget committee as well. we will talk about spending battles coming up. and then we will turn our attention to the select committee on benghazi. we will talk with investigative reporter sharyl attkisson. we will talk about what happened on september 11, 2012. ♪ c-span presents landmark cases. the book.

dennis hastert. he's agreed on a plea deal in a criminal hush money case linked to accusations after sexual misconduct. abc's brian ross has details. >> reporter: the decision by 73-year-old dennis hastert to plead guilty means there will be no trial and none of his dark secrets will be exposed in open court. >> mr. speaker. >> reporter: but in exchange, the former speaker of the house, once second in line to the presidency, may spend time in prison, the first speaker ever to do so. the charges against hastert grow out of his role as a popular illinois high school wrestling coach in the 1970s. authorities say hastert sexually abused several teenage boys on the team, and then a few years ago, began to pay one of them more than $1 million in hush money to keep quiet. >> these boys were 14, 15, 16 years old. >> reporter: jolene burdge told abc news her late brother, steven reinboldt, was one of hastert's victims, something she learned years later, she says, when her brother told her he was gay. >> i asked him, "stevie, when was your first same-sex experience?" i mean, he -- he just looked at me and said, "it was with denn

about dennis hastert who has entered a guilty plea in a criminal case involving hush money to hide alleged misconduct that dates back to when he was a high school wrestling coach. here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: once a symbol of power and authority, a humbled dennis hastert came to court today in chicago to admit he broke banking laws as he paid millions of dollars in hush money to cover up a dark secret. mr. hastert, do you have anything to say to your victims, sir? but by pleading guilty, the former speaker avoids having to publicly address the ghosts of his past. it all goes back to the 1970s, when hastert was a popular illinois high school wrestling coach and allegedly sexually abused several teenage boys on his team. >> these boys were 14, 15, 16 years old. >> reporter: jolene burdge told abc news her late brother steven was one of his victims, which he revealed to her when he came out as gay. >> i asked him, stevie, when was your first same-sex experience? i mean, he just looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. i know i was stunned. >> reporter: she says she was disappointed, but not surprised that hastert made a deal with the government. >> i think it's unfair,