he left me a little pamphlet about how to handle dick cheney, he did. 's called jon stewart's guide to handling dick. (applause) probably not the best title. that's all right. okay. number one, make immature dick joke, complete, done. take a few deep breaths. obama is-- okay, check that off, oh this is interesting. it says show any clip of dick cheney, trust me it will be bull [bleep]. (laughter) no way that can't be. it can't be that easy. all right. roll one. >> you compare obama's iran deal to neville chamberlain appeasing hitler in mune anything 1938. really? >> yes. >> larry: that is bull [bleep]. jon was right. okay. so you are going to open with linking obama to hitler, that's how you are opening it. billy joel doesn't open with "piano man" did i just link piano man to hitler? sorry, billy joel. all right, but maybe it got better from there. what else did cheney have to say. >> we did a lot to limit nuclear proliferation in the region when you interest mr. opinions but the centrifuges went from 0 to 5,000. >> they may well but that happened on oba

also opposing, dick cheney slumming the deal.the american enterprise institute. >> approval of this agreement will not prevent a nuclear iran. along with a pathway to a nuclear arsenal, president obama's agreement will provide iran with funds and weapons the regime will use for the support of terror, the dominance in the middle east, and the furtherance of tehran's threat to israel, arab regimes and prevent the united states from defending our allies and our interests in the persian gulf and beyond. >> dick cheney is a war criminal. why should we be listening to him? he was wrong in iraq. >> the vice president was briefly interrupted by a protester as he made his remarks. there you see it. i want to bring in marc ginsberg, former ambassador to morocco and middle east policy adviser. >> good to see you. good morning, jose. >> let me get you reaction to what we just heard from vice president cheney. very strong condemnation of a deal that at least politically seems to be going the president's way on capitol hill. >> well, jose, the

what did dick cheney have to say?reporter: well, for the white house they are seizing upon the fact that dick cheney is the spokesman for the anti-deal forces. if their enemy in this is dick cheney, the white house figured that's good news to try to get some of those remaining democrats on board. cheney is speaking to fellow conservatives at the american enterprise institute. lambasting the deal. he said the white house, the obama administration gave away the store before they even sat down in public with the p5-plus-1. all together dick cheney as you might expect throwing red meat to a conservative crowd. let's listen. >> iran will not be convinced to abandon its program peacefully, unless it knows it will face military action if it refuses to do so. that's how a serious negotiation plays out, that's how a self respecting power asserts its vital interests, insisting on key nonnegotiable points and maintaining a threat of military force are the indispensable elements of serious diplomacy over the iran nuclear program.

right now dick cheney and liz cheney are here to go "on the record."ow both of your names were on the cover. was she bossy to work with mr. vice president. >> that's all right. she earned it. >> nice to see both of you. let me start with you mr. vice president. what do you you mean by exceptional? what does that term mean? >> it's that the united states has played a very special role in history. certainly since the beginning of world war ii. exceptional in the sense that the united states has been the prime defender of freedom worldwide. has liberated more people than any other nation in the history of mankind. and that that's a role that it had and a belief that our leaders it had starting with fdr and harry truman but all the way bipartisan basis ronald reagan, nixon, until now when we get to barack obama. does not hold the view that america is the exceptional nation. >> how do you know that liz? you are also a co-writer. how do you know that president obama does not hold that view. >> you just have to listen to his speeches. you just have to see wha

former vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz cheney. i don't have enough time to play it.ut he's constantly reluctant, resistance, mysterious as it is to say radical islam. he's quick to criticize christianity. >> he's doing it at the moment when all you have to do is turn on the television set and you can see news abouti isis and th rape of young christian women across iraq. you see isis burning its enemies. we had a situation today where militant islam is on the march across the globe and the president doesn't seem to be concerned about it. >> he cannot say the words radical islam. to me, as i watch al qaeda and after 9/11 and i watch isis, i am thinking why is this difficult for you? why is he reluctant to say that? i don't understand it. >> i don't either. you know, one of the things that's happened is isis has established a caliphate. haven't had a caliphate for centuries. there's one now courtesy of isis between iraq and syria. they're very clear in their intentions with respect to america, with respect to israel. very clear in their desire and their actions prove it

. >> do you think that dick cheney's book, the arguments they are making, will change anything abouthis debate? >> no, i don't, because of dick cheney's record with iraq, his refusal to believe that he made any mistakes at all in iraq, buying the intelligence, having his own intelligence shop in the vice president's office. >> not a big fan of dick cheney? vice president joe biden was in miami today. he was trailed by a lot of reporters if he is revving up for a 2016 campaign. it was a first up for biden. he's doing a fundraiser in florida it tonight, speaking to jewish community leaders tomorrow, and marching in the labor day parade on monday. today he told the crowd, "people who aren't willing to risk failing never succeed." where is he going here? john: he's enjoying the attention, speculation, teased the reporters today. the two key things if you look at a couple of key metrics, fundraising not set up, no committee, no staff. i don't see him making the moves that you would make if you're going to do this. >> you know about this stuff. i don't. what date is triggered for getting h

i've been searching for a single word that would describe dick cheney. i'm afraid the only one i can think of is insanity. it's a deliberate. it's a methodical, it's a lucid, often lucid insanity. but it's insanity nonetheless. he can't recognize reality, he can't recognize the truth. the good thing is that independence, republicans and democrats wish he would just go away now. he has almost no influence. you saw the influence he has virtually by numbers. those at the aei today listening to his speech. that's about it. >> what do you make of this idea? cheney and his daughter, they want to talk about iran and what it sort of terrifying regime it is and how it's growing larger. and yet fail to acknowledge the fact that one of the largest geopolitical boons to iran, unquestionably was the war in iraq. they have essentially a proxy government sitting in baghdad. we have, you know, members of, the quds force and all sorts of iranian power being projected into iraq, all of which is a result of the iraq war. >> you could go on in that regard, chris. i can't un

last hour, we brought you part one of her interview with dick cheney and his daughter liz. written a new book together. in part two of the interview, cheney has a lot more to say in his classic blunt style. jamie began by asking what he thinks about hillary clinton's use of personal e-mail server when she was secretary of state. >> well, it's difficult to know what her motives were. i found it surprising that somebody as high-ranking, secretary of state who's dealing with classified and sensitive information all the time, would they this it was okay to have a private server in your home. >> reporter: how did you handle your e-mails -- >> i didn't do e-mails. >> reporter: how would you describe her handling her e-mails this way in a word? >> i think it was sloppy and unprofession unprofessional. the chinese recently picked up the files of everybody who is currently working for the federal government. now, the situation strikes me -- maybe she went into ignorant but i find it hard to believe. she's an intelligent woman. she spent a lot of time in the white house. you should no

>> even dick cheney can go to confession. but it's the language of let us love each other and disagree with our ideas, not with our humanity. >> i think on the question of compassion and i think that that's -- religion has a role in ordering society. you know, keeping marriages together. parents look out for the kids. all these values by the ten commandments are human values. that's why i don't have a problem with them appearing in a government building. because they're really human values. >> the pope is arriving in the united states an absolutely interesting political moment. this is a pope whose politics, if you will, are much more in line with those of american catholics than his predecessors, which actually helps to explain a little bit, i think, why the conservatives, political conservatives might not be so happy about his arrival. many of the things he's stressing, the tolerance, issues of global warming, issues of opening up immigration are not in line -- well, not gay marriage, but things where he's really been very

it was supposed to be promoting dick cheney's book with his daughter. today's event was scheduled in july when they thought it would would be a big thing when congress came back. but it's all over but the shouting. one thing they do well is the shouting part. >> david, you know they're late. >> it's all over but the complaining. this will be the foreign policy equivalent of obamacare. it's over, done, they've lost. but they'll come back again and again to get the base riled up by saying, we got to do something about that. >> who was dumb enough to spend all the money on the full page ads of "the new york times"? >> it's late, but there's a contingent in the republican party and establishment characters like jeb bush and marco rubio who are willing to run on a neo con line. the fact that they were wrong means nothing. we have to watch out, because there's all this adoration of marco rubio, but he's saying the same thing. this crowd is not going away. even though isis can be laid directly at their doorstep, something kind al qaeda in iraq did not exist un

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steven hayes and dick cheney agree. >> no defense to say they weren't marked classified. they are saying now this stuff is so sensitive we can't make it public now. surely it was more sensitive when she was serving as secretary of state and the information was more contemporaneous. that's a huge problem for her. there's no good explanation for it. that's why we are not hearing an explanation from her. >> i know from my own experience when you go in those kind of jobs you are briefed on how to handle classified information. it looks to me like she approached it in the amateurish not professional way. >>> donald trump attacking jeb bush on illegal immigration in a new instagram video. >> yes, they broke the law, but it's not a felony. it's an act of love. >> bush's campaign is firing back saying trump supported politicians. a new foe emerges. ben carson tied for first place in the latest iowa polls. the poll shows trump and carson are neck and neck both with 23 percent. some saying this signals major turn around for the race. carly fiorina and ted cruz in second. >> that br

on the other hand, dick cheney is very disciplined.ng to get into the donald trump discussion. he just does not want to go there. >> is there anyone you think he might endorse? >> he says that there are a number of people in the field. i think it's interesting that he is not with jeb bush. if i had to guess, i think the person who on national security issues, which is what he's most interested in, focused on, i'd say marco rubio is the guy he's closest to. >> but he said he will support the nominee, whoever it is. >> exactly. >> we'll have the second part of jamie's interview in our next hour and then a conversation with ari fleischer and paul begala about what cheney has said. what do you focus on in that? >> in that, we'll get into hillary's e-mails. he's very harsh about that. there is a democrat who he likes who he would like to get into the race. joe biden is dick cheney's man. >> not that he necessarily supports or agrees with biden but because it would make it more interesting? >> he's not endorsing joe biden. we talked about th

and i definitely don't think anybody on the republican side would say, we should get dick cheney back. but, i honestly don't think anybody wants that. but if you look at what it means more broadly for the party and for sort of conservatives is that, even within conservative ranks, where there are a lot of folks that have looked at trump and say, i may not really like him and i may not be down with his positions. he's sort of ramping people up. he's bringing energy to this things. it's okay for now, everyone is now starting to look at it within the party and say, this is not necessarily going away. we thought it was going end to in august or the end of july and he's not going anywhere. and i think that that's starting to concern everybody. >> i think that bill's frustrated, like the majority of americans, and he's looking at this and saying, no way. and to think that he thinks cheney and cotton are a serious ticket as an independent, i don't think is real. but at the end of the day, washington -- people out in the states aren't listening to what the washington elite thinks. trump is an

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>> i don't think they're worried enough to put dick cheney on the ticket. [ laughter ] >> dick cheneyt, i mean, what -- this is like feefrd thinking. >> i've seen nimickey mouse and donald duck get votes, so anything is possible. but this idea of having an independent candidacy is not going to happen with anyone. certainly not with dick cheney, but not with anyone else. it's very expensive. it's very hard to do and you're sure to lose. so no one serious is actually going to do it. >> this is just bluster from bill crystal? >> this reflects the fact that the trump campaign is a huge rift between the republican eleets and the base. donald trump is saying the iraq war was a huge mistake, that people should have realized it earlier. he's saying there are multi millionaires who pay an outrageously low amount of tax. this is not just about republicans nominating a candidate who would do badly in a general election and hurt the party. it's about republicans nominating a candidate who would undermine their policy objectives for the party. so it makes sense they're so angry. but the idea of di

. >>> because it is a day that ends in "y," dick cheney dick cheney this one was him denouncing the iran there was a protester at the speech who interrupted him at one point. that led one very angry audience member to get himself all excited trying to grab her little banner out of her hands. >>> you think the american people are prepared for a costly and bloody battle with significant american casualties? >> well, i don't think it's likely to unfold that way, tim, because i do believe we will be greeted as liberators. >> simply stated, there is no doubt. that saddam hussein now has weapons of mass destruction. >> how do you think -- we thought he had weapons of mass destruction and he didn't. we thought we'd be greeted with open arms and we weren't. what happened? >> well, i don't look at it as we got it so wrong. i think we had -- >> we got a big part of it wrong. >> we have not been greeted as liberators. >> i think we have by most iraqis. >> there are americans that say it's not worth fighting. >> so. >> did a lot to nuclear proliferation while we were there. >> the sent funnels went

again, former vice president dick cheney speaking this morning on the iran nuclear agreement. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the american enterprise institute. my name is marc thiessen, i'm a scholar here at aei. this just over a week, congress will vote on the nuclear deal president obama negotiated with iran, a choice between war and peace and he says there's no alternative to this deal and those who oppose it are making common cause with the hard liners in iran. that group includes the senate democratic leader chuck schumer, bob menendez, the current democratic chairman of the foreign relations committee ben cardin and our speaker today, vice president dick cheney. vice president cheney is the author, with his daughter liz, of a wonderful new book called "exceptional: why the world needs a powerful america." in it he suggests that president obama has few diplomatic accomplishments, but there is one accomplishment he has this iran deal is so bad, that he's not only united israel -- ladies and gentlemen, the vice president. [applaus

and now dick cheney is adding his voice to the mix. al, why the world needs a powerful america. he coauthored that with his daughter liz cheney. it's great to have you as part of the cnn family. >> i am thrilled to be here. thank you so much. we talked to cheney about the gop field. he is not endorsing anyone. he is interested in pushing a democrat, however. joe biden, he's pushing to get in the race. we'll talk about that. but we started with hillary clinton's e-mails. he has very harsh words about those. >> well, it's difficult to know what her motives were. i found it surprising that somebody as high ranking as secretary of state is dealing with classified and sensitive information all the time would think that it was okay to have a private server in your home. >> how did you handing your e-mails? >> i didn't do e-mails. >> so how would you describe her doing her e-mails this way? >> sloppy and unfro feprofessio. >> she should have known better? >> i think she should have known better. >> do you think the russians and the chinese hav

former vice president dick cheney and liz cheney, thank you very much.t great to see you. in a few minutes, the man who led the u.s. in the push for the nuclear deal with iran, secretary of state john kerry stanldzing by. we'll be right back. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin before, but the blood testing routine and dietary restrictions had me off my game. not this time. not with xarelto®. i'll have another arnold palmer. make mine a kevin nealon. really, brian? hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase you

former vice president dick cheney set for a speech this morning. he will discuss what he believes the consequences of the iranian agreement. congress votes on the measure next week. cheney says arming and funding iran while simultaneously providing them a path to a nuclear arsenal is not a pathway to peace. it is not the only alternative to war. dick cheney says it is madness. >>> france could launch air strikes against isis targets in syria. until now, they have taken part in attacks in iraq. but french president francois hollande issued the statement. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian markets closed higher. more signs that china's economy is slowing down. trade figures show imports and exports fell sharply for august. the nikkei losing all of the gains for the year after the weak gdp japan report. markets will open here in the u.s. after the holiday and futures are pointing higher. a good sign after the rough week last week. earlier this year, they were at record highs. now the dow more than 12% from its high. the s&p is on the edg

dick cheney appeared on fox news sunday discussing the issue. >> the overall outcome would need to shift significantly. they will end up dominating not because of the nuclear deal but the lifting of the embargo on ballistic missiles. it's a big deal, a major, major defeat. cheryl: cheney is scheduled to deliver further remarks at the labor institute. nicole: british versus kerry had a drum straight carrying out the isis members in syria. david cameron said the militants including two british men plotting to kill the queen and other members of the royal family and the prime minister says the operation was done august 21st. britain is not taking part in the military campaign when they rejected it two years ago. and it was out of world war ii and never going to do it that day. let's get you caught up. a look at asia. stocks in asia with the hang seng index closing up higher. and you can cost the trading down. nicole: after a tough week last week, a lot of green on the screen. the ftse, cac and the dax all up to 224-point ccf itself. cheryl: stock market futures looking like this is your wak

they all look like dick cheney. [ laughter ] no. teasing. but, no, i don't stay in touch with her because she's busy with her job, i'm busy with mom. we were not really friendly off the air, but we were not enemies either ther. it was like that. >> joy was 54 years old when we visited the set for the view's first season back in 1997. she sure seemed happy to meet tom selleck. >> what man doesn't want to be the center of attention? here you have all this estrogen around you and it's fabulous for them. >> and what we've always loved about joy is she never shies away from speaking her mind. >> why can't you have a guy who makes you tea and also doesn't show his -- >> they're not going to sensor -- censor sor you, reegt right? >> there's a seven second delay. >> 16 years you did this show before. do you want to do it another 16 years? what do you foresee? what do you -- >> oh, my gosh. i'll be in the crypt. >> no, you won't. >> take time to enjoy -- -- is that what -- >> no, you will not. >> i don't think that you know i could do that for anothe

to be the most important work that we do between the administration and the congress. >> we just dick cheneysay. you said the middle east is full of shifting subtly and nuance. simple rules do not apply. except one. whatever cheney says, do the opposite. does his voice still swing votes in d.c.? will it matter to what's happening right now in that 41? >> no, it doesn't swing any votes, frankly. all the republicans, most of them, had decided to vote against this almost before the agreement was entered to the senate. and you know, it's not lost on us that the iran that we're dealing with today, this regional power was created by the iraq war, the very war that dick cheney put into motion. isil that we are attempting to defeat in the region today is a by-product mostly of the iraq war. so dick cheney getting up there today and telling us what we should do to clean up all the messes that he and george bush created is an argument that not a lot of people, frankly, on either the republican or democratic side are listening to. >> before we go, i have to ask you about your vent trip to the middle ea

the white house released a video from dick cheney supports ing >>> the president of the i.a.e.a. joins you via skype. it's good to have you with us. i know you have made the point that the opponents in united states saw this as a u.s.-iran deal, forgetting about the fact that there are other players. at this point given it is an international agreement, is there no choice but to move ahead. >> i don't think congress makes major changes to the agreement, it's a major agreement. then the world will continue the agreement would stay with the european in the boat, with the chinese, with the russian, so the options are limited. if american influence have to be kept. >> what do you say to former vice president cheney's statement today that it's an act of madness to trust the iranian mullahs. >> 15 years ago, the argument was regime change. what does it mean, it will be an evolution towards more democracy, more civil rights in iran. what do we have now? we have the most open government in charge. with mr hassan rouhani, who studied in the west, studied in scotland, who has a western edu

i wanted to play for all of you what happened when dick cheney with a new book out with his daughter, liz, tried to give a speech at the american enterprise institute, which has been very, you know, familiar territory to the cheneys, his wife has had an office there for years when she was writing books at the time, and this was dick cheney today speaking about iran with a very tough attack on the president, interrupted by a protester. >> they have watched the iranians get the better of us in these negotiations. [ inaudible ]. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> cheney certainly responded with aplumb. what you saw there was somebody from the audience, he doesn't work for ai, jumping up and getting into a tug-of-war with that young woman protester over the banner that she was trying to ununfortunatelfurl. >> might have been better to let her walk out with the banner instead of a tug-of-war. >> cheney is amping up his criticism and hillary clinton and obviously the white house and colin powell on "meet the press" this weekend clearly laying out a different scenario. >> it'

asked if he'd have a a change of heart, cheney was like, "yes, every week." [ laughter ] actually dick cheney said that he would support donald trump if he does in fact win the republican nomination, but not beforehand. [ light laughter ] cheney's learned from experience not to pull the trigger too early. [ laughter and applause ] [ gunshot ] >> steve: my face! >> jimmy: sorry, man! [ applause ] oh, and this week lindsey graham, i love lindsey graham, he qualified for the next republican debate when he managed to get at least 1% in three different polls. [ laughter ] this is the most relieved lindsey graham has been since

one of the things that made the post 9/11 theories of dick cheney and george bush so extremist is there is no more limitless power that a president han the power he can exercise during a theater of war. on a battlefield, there really is no law. everybody acknowledges that. terrorist say when men take up arms, law false. more is the ultimate expression of lawlessness in limitless powerful stuff on the battlefield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process. everyone agrees that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories so radical is the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer confined to find a physical faces, the battlefield. it was now the case the entire planet was the battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the president can exercise on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you

. >> former vice president dick cheney ankd former executive assistant liz cheney, looks at american'shi foreign policy and security. [applause] >> please be seated. well, good evening to all, i have the honor of being executive of for ronald regan presidential foundation and i want that thank each and every one of you for coming this evening. please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the unitedof states of ameria and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thanks, please be seated. before we get started, tonight i would like to recognize one person in particular in the audience, ben. board of trust -- trustees. thanks ben for coming. [applause] it's often not easy, at least not for me. i think one is called on to do their very best and to go beyond a simple reading of an impressive resume when a guest has gone out of their way and their lifetime in the realm of public services and performed for the american people. they need to be lotted, thanked and introduced in a thoughtfu

former vice president dick cheney calls it shameful and madness. but is it a good deal. we ask an expert. plus, syria's war, and russia, fears moscow is stepping up support for the bashar al-assad regime. what the pentagon is saying about it. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >>> congress could vote on a resolution to reject the iran nuclear deal. but it looks like president obama has the votes to keep it from reaching his desk. 42 senate democrats said that they will support the agreement enough to filibuster the resolution. critics are pouncing on the deal. among them former vice president dick cheney. >> arming and funding iran and simultaneously providing them a pathway to a nuclear arsenal is not an act of peace, and not the only alternative to war. it is madness. >> dick cheney says that the deal gives iran the means to launch a nuclear attack on th

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the story with dick cheney gets to a very interesting debate. we teamed up together to limit the production of the b-2 stealth bomber. it wame about because ron and i were members of a dinner party who would meet every week, republicans and democrats, not a bunch, but eight or nine and sit around and get to know one another. i came to greatly ad miemire ro. i don't agree with him on everything but he stood for something. and i say in the book if you stand for something, as long as it isn't whacky, it is something to be respected and admired. i came to the conclusion we kid d didn't need the bombs beyond 20 and we were going to take the savings from not producing the bombs and have an effective fleet and take the savings from what would cost billons more and develop stand off weapons and keep pilots out of harm where they can shoot and be effective at the target. what is interesting is that is what we saw in the first iraq war and what we see all of the time. we were on target there. anyway, after about a 10-year fight. ron and i rallied republic

was special assistant to president bush and deputy assistant to vice president dick cheney. he has also been a fellow at the kennedy school of government he is the author of three books. howard dean is former chair of the democratic national committee. is he was presidential candidate and six term governor of vermont. advisorw a strategic and consultant for the affairs practice. most important for today's event, he is senior presidential calico center for the study of american presidency. heard nationally weekdays from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 ..m. on potus channel 124 before than three decades of experience covering state will pull, and national including four presidential campaigns. went straight to increase his announcement we can make it five. congratulations. [laughter] edward rawlins have a distinguished career as a communications expert. he managed president reagan's landslide victory in the 1984 campaign, and has had major roles in nine of the presidential campaign. he has served in the imitations of four presidents is a frequent political commentator for fox news and other

that's former vice president dick cheney. let's listen to what he said today about the 24 days in this deal. >> president obama has accepted a deal that gives the iranians anywhere from 24 days to many months to delay inspections at suspicious sites. inspections of military sites where the iranians have concealed suspect elements of their nuclear weapons program in the past are not covered by this agreement. the american people have been told not to concern themselves with this. >> your response to that, mr. secretary? >> i think there are many problems with that statement to be perfectly honest. first of all, with regard to the 24 days, we should understand at the major nuclear facilities there will be daily inspections available to the international inspectors. now for undeclared, suspicious sites, the 24 days, first of all, is the first time that there's ban fixed time period where the country must respond. up until now, frankly, they can drag it out indefinitely. as in fact iran has done in the past. now, instead, they ge

i think when my colleagues see the ted cruz, glenn becks, dick cheney of the world at rallies, writingp eds in the "wall street journal," i think all of that contributes to a number of democrats thinking, maybe this is not where we want to go. and i think the persuasive powers of the president, one-on-one. this was not an lbj arm twisting. this was the president of the united states and the secretary of state very koeg endly making sober minded arguments about why there isn't a good choice here. the other side, the opponents never answered the question adequately. what happens if the u.s. walks away? especially if you talk to as many of us did, to the five ambassadors from russia, china, and our closer friends, england, france and germany who say we can't get iran back to the table to make concessions. we've squeezed them, we've done this right, this will keep nuclear weapons out of their hands for years and years, instead of right now, iran is pretty much a nuclear threshold state. they're not that far from a nuclear women now. this pulls back in a way that works for safety for a much

reaction, with us, former vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz cheney, co-authors of the brandbook "exceptional, why the world needs a powerful america." mr. vice president do you believe senator kerry is an honest man? >> i think he has made othergáus promises that he didn't carry through. he said, you know, inspections any time, anywhere. that was sort of the standard going. in but now as you said, bill, we have got 24 days during which they can delay the actual on set of inspections. he doesn't talk at all with respect to the problem that this agreement will precipitate. i you think a nuclear arms race in the middle east. our friends out there, the saudis and the elm rites, others are seeing iran ultimately acquire nuclear weapons will he legitimized by the united states. >> they will make the deal, continue it but have to seek their own anyway. what i am trying to get at here is, there is two schoolings of thought. one that the obama administration and john kerry -- and john kerry knows the world. he knows. he deals with these guys, expert in foreign affairs, they sincerely