missiles today, "fox news sunday"'s chris wallace sat down with california democratic senator dianne feinsteinnd missouri republican senator kit bond. getting their take on the iran situation. >> i think this is the moment of decision for iran. iran can either make itself a pariah or it can recognize that it has much more to gain by eliminating any potential military aspects of a nuclear program. >> today's action in firing the missiles, is really a poke in the eye to those who have diplomatic efforts and agreements and inspections, will change the way iran is going. >> jamie: and joining me now, the host of "fox news sunday" who conducted both of those interviews, chris wallace, good morning. >> chris: good morning, jamie. >> jamie: i want to ask you, the defining moment for iran and what they decide to do but did you get the since it is also for the president? >> chris: well, not so much the president as the whole western alliance. because the u.s. and our top allies, also, russia and china will sit down with the iranians, starting in geneva on thursday, and obviously, demand answers, and, a

senator dianne feinstein who found harvey milk dead on the ground at city hall and then had to deliver the shocking news to the city. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> as a person who grew up in the bay area, whose earliest memories included that statement by dianne feinstein and the news reports of riots that followed white's sentencing, i personally can tell you that it is rare and striking for a california politician who lived through that era to bring up that violence today. it's especially striking to hear it brought up this way, the speaker of the house, a politician who rarely shows that type of emotion. it was her response from the republican party john boehner. >> a little while ago speaker pelosi grew pretty emotional describing how our political climate is growing increasingly hostile, especially the rhetoric. do you believe our political climate has grown hostile? what's your opinion on that? >> as you heard me describe before, i do believe we're in the middle of a modern day political rebelli

on sunday democratic senator dianne feinstein of california debated the issue with republican kit bondssouri. >> i know that there are maximum security prisons from which no one escapes in the united states. which are isolated from neighborhoods. >> we don't want to put them in our general prison population where they have and will radicalize other prisoners. >> warner: officials say between 40 and 60 of the detainees could be prosecuted in either military or federal criminal court. this group includes mohammed, the accused 9/11 master mind and four alleged followers. why is closing guantanamo so difficult? here to explain further are evan perez, justice department correspondent for the "wall street journal." and dafna linzer, senior reporter for propublica, an independent nonprofit news web site that features original and investigative reporting. beginning with you, what has gone awry with the president's plan to close guantanamo by next january? >> i think there's been a few things. one is the concept of a plan. that hasn't just happened. it hasn't been put forward at all which was o

we'll examine all of them with a fair and balanced look with dianne feinstein and kit bond. then the governor race for virginia. has it become a referendum? we'll sit down with republican candidate bob mcdonnell. how did the president do on the world stage? we'll ask our sunday panel. and our power player of the week, a young man behind the undercover acorn videos. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. with new developments this week from iran to afghanistan, the homeland security, we're joined by the leaders of the senate intelligence committee, the chairman, dianne feinstein, and vice chair, christopher bond. senators, welcome back to "fox news sunday." let's start with iran and the disclosure that it has been building a secret nuclear enrichment facility. let me start with you, senator feinstein. how strong is the evidence that this is to provide fuel for a bomb and how sure are we that there aren't other secret facilities in iran? >> well, the evidence is strong that there was -- that there is such a facility. that it's capable

dianne feinstein, a democrat in the senate, the former mayor of san francisco, it was basically said this has to be done, and even gray davis, the former governor, said this has to be done, because this state is just awash in debt. greta: when you talk about massive debt or any sort of bad situation, it is all numbers. you can see that the graphs look like they are all going down, and when they are doing this, i am thinking it is great, and i am glad that there are looking at ideas and not just fighting among each other, but i am thinking, what took them so long? the numbers did not show up today. california has been on a downward slide. people have been moving out because they do not want to pay the taxes. >> california is said to be somewhat of a test case for obamanomics. they passed the cap and trade bill. they have a much more government-run health-care system. the train has come off of the rails there. why would we want to do this in washington when we see it has built in california? and now, they are beginning to see that they have got to fix this thing, that they have to brin

his guest this weekend includes a senate intelligence committee member, and there they are, dianne feinstein and kitt bond. that should be a good "fox news sunday" this weekend. global economic leaders became a little less exclusive today. the united states, britain, and six other wealthy nations said they would include some other developing nations, including china and india, as they tackle big issues like global climate change. peter barnes is live at the summit in pittsburgh where the announcement came today. peter, how big of an announcement is this? >> pretty big. this is the big industrialized countries recognizing the new economy, acknowledging that china, india, and brazil and other emerging countries are going to be the drivers of economic growth in the 21st century. just last year, china surpassed germany as the third largest economy in the world, and they declared officially the g-20, the group of 20 countries including these countries, where beebe official forum for global economic cooperation going forward. -- will be the official forum. >> we share mutual interests. that is why

yesterday california senator dianne feinstein voted against an amendment that would have gotten the waterumping again. earlier today congressman john duncan put that democratic opposition in context. look at this. >> for the last few days, thanks to sean hannity, millions of people have seen or heard about the plight of farmers and farm workers in central california. in some areas, over 40% are unemployed and many thousands are having to stand in food lines so their families can have something to eat. what many do not know is that the house voted on this issue twice, on june 18 and again on july 23. on the first vote, 171 republicans voted for the farmers, 215 democrats voted for the minnow. on the second vote 176 republicans, all but one voted for the farmers, all but three democrats voted for the fish. unfortunately, neither vote was close. wealthy environmentalists won. the farmers and farm workers lost. sean: party of the people? talk about shameful. for the sake of the farmers out in california, we can only hope the democrats come to see the error of their ways. president obama, sena

> as a person who gray up in the bay area, whose earliest memories include that statement by dianne feinstein and the news reports of rioting that followed white's sentencing, i personally can tell you that it is rare and striking for a california politician who lived through that era to bring up that violence today. it's especially striking to hear it brought up this way, the speaker of the house, a politician who rarely shows that type of emotion. it was her response from the republican party john boehner. >> a little while ago speaker pelosi pretty emotional describing how our political climate is growing hostile, especially the rhetoric. do you believe our political climate has grown hostile? what's your opinion on that? >> i do believe we're in the middle of a modern day political rebellion. the american people are saying enough is enough. they're scared to death that the country they grew up in is not going to be the country that their kids and grand kids get to grow up in. >> modern day political rebellion. americans are rightly scared for their country. i guess that means that congres

. >> warner: califoia's dianne feinstein who chairs the senate intelligence committee, is now calling for a time line in afghanistan. perhaps as sho as a year. >> i'm not lling for an immediate withdrawal or withdrawal. but some understandi thatwe can deal with and evaluate progress in view of tt time line. >> warner: do you hve a time line in mind? >> no. i uldn't throw out here an express time lne. it's not a matter years in plural. i an say that. but in the next year phaps, here's what wre going to accolish. period, the end. and thenmerica is going to go home >> warner: wha happened between psident obama's announcement six months o that he w sending 21,000 more troopsnd today, that add toemocratic doubts? first, along with the increase in trps, u.s. caalties rose sharply. july's american deaths mark the worst month in eight years of fighting until august en 51americans died. as deahs incrsed, public supportwindled. in a "washington post"/abc newpoll in lte august, a majority of americans polled said the war isn't woh figing. and the still unresolved fghan pesidential elections last

. >> warner: california's dianne feinstein, who chairs the senate intelligence committee, is now callingfor a time line in afghanistan. perhaps as short as a year. >> i'm not calling for an immediate withdrawal or withdrawal. but some understanding that we can deal with and evaluate progress in view of that time line. >> warner: do you have a time line in mind? >> no. i wouldn't throw out here an express time line. it's not a matter of years in plural. i can say that. but in the next year perhaps, here's what we're going to accomplish. period, the end. and then america is going to go home. >> warner: what happened between president obama's announcement six months ago that he was sending 21,000 more troops and today, that added to democratic doubts? first, along with the increase in troops, u.s. casualties rose sharply. july's 45 american deaths mark the worst month in eight years of fighting until august when 51 americans died. as deaths increased, public support dwindled. in a "washington post"/abc news poll in late august, a majority of americans polled said the war isn't worth fightin

dianne feinstein currently on the senate floor. in a better position to do the business of the president's agenda as opposed to appointing people that don't have, necessarily, any confirmation, any oversight from the senate? democratic senator russ feingold actually joined in this anti-czar chorus, asking obama toly out what the responsibilities are of the czars in his administration. he says, you know, explain, mr. president, why these czars, why using czars as opposed to people who have to go through a confirmation process is consistent with the senate's constitutional power to oversee, to offer advice on the top level executive branch officials. the democratic national committee is already fighting back against this. they have a new ad out. i just want to play it, because they're pointing out, look, this was common even under president bush. >> technologies are, the scar czar and now the cyber czar. >> we didn't get to the part i wanted to show, about the 47 czars that were under the bush administration. do you want to replay it

i agreed with the chair, dianne feinstein, last spring that we would conduct a bipartisan review of alltive, and if there were any activities that went beyond the bounds. and weaver went to have a bipartisan review and report -- and we were going to have a bipartisan review and report by the end of this year. unfortunately, we have spent hundreds of hours going through the documents. going through the documents is not enough. you have to interview the people who were directly involved. as a result of eric holder's decision, we cannot do that. brian: because they are afraid of incriminating themselves. >> exactly. before eric holder was confirmed, i had a long discussion with him because some on the far left, the aclu, code pink wants everybody investigated. they want to prosecute cia agents. i asked him if he was going to reopen the reviews and the investigations that have gone on of terror the investigations. he assured me and members of the judiciary committee that he would not. it was only based on the that i approved his nomination. i am very disappointed. it is not me. it is the pe

senator dianne feinstein shares the senate select committee on intelligence. i can tell you she is exactly the right person for that job, smart, tough but fair, always offering critical useful guidance. shoes jessop berberich the representative and eshoo chairs the management subcommittee and the house intelligence committee. representative mike thompson chairs the terrorism human intelligence analysis and counterintelligence committee of the house committee and both of them are excellent public service and care about getting intelligence right. they are tough on us but they are fair and they have the nation's interests at heart and of course speaker of the house and to close it was the ranking member of the house intelligence committee before she became, before she became minority leader and her experience with intelligence matters is now very important to all this now that she is the third highest ranking person in the government. i can tell you they'll represent you, san franciscans, californians will and they keep me on my toes as they should. they not onl

the guests on "fox news "sunday include dianne feinstein and the ranking republican kip bond.o virginia's republican guber thattorial candidate bob mcdonald. on face the nation from cbs, secretary estate hillary clinton and south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. and the guests on cnn's "state of the union" will include defense secretary robert gates, evan bayh, and bob corker. you can listen to all five of the sunday morning programs starting at noon eastern on c-span radio, at 90.1 f.m. here on washington, d.c., on x.m., 132, and on the web at c-spanradio.org. you can also find our schedule on twitter. >> c-span's supreme court week is just a week away, featuring personal interviews with each of the currently surviving and retired support court justices. get an insider's view of the people and places that make up the nation's highest court. >> why is it that we have an elegant, astonishingly beautiful imposing, impress i have structure? it's to remind us that we have an important function and to remind the public when it sees the building of the importance and the

senator dianne feinstein, chairs the senate select committee on intelligence.s exactly the right person for that job. smart, tough, but fair. always offering exceptionally thoughtful intercooled guidance. she is just superb. representative and as you chairs the subcommittee of the house intelligence committee. represented mike thompson jersey human intelligence by thousands and counter intelligence committee of the house intelligence committee. and both of them are excellent public servant who care about getting intelligence right. they are tough on us but they are fair and had the nation's interest at heart. of course, speaker of the house nancy pelosi was breaking minority member of the house intelligence committee before she became minority leader. a course or extent of intelligence matters is not very important to all of us now that she is a third highest-ranking person in the government. i can tell you they all represent you, san francisco, california and well and the tv on my toes as they should. they not only oversee all of our act and that is that they