there was an israel-hezbollah war. the next one will be far deadlier, and it will be deadlier for a couple of regions. hezbollah can now build these rockets. they no longer need to ship them all in. for the last decade and a half, they have built the capability to construct these rockets themselves. the second is they have more of the. that matters, because israel has a very good defense system, but you can overwhelm a missile volume.system with meeting you launch 100 rockets, you knock down 99 of them, but one of them gets through, hits a population center, and kills 10,000 people. hezbollah now has that capability. these rockets are also precision guided. they are not just locking and loading and it hits where it hits, they can launch precision guided missiles, that targets specific areas within israel, and the ranges are starting. tells youple, this how many seconds it can take from launch to impact, meaning 10 seconds to 25 seconds before they could hit, for example, the area of nazareth. moving farther down, you c

not to mention that hezbollah is in syria. there is a wing of hezbollah that's inside of syria. so imagine now if you're israel. you already face the threat of hezbollah. hezbollah has already developed rockets they're making. they are now building these rockets. they are developing these rockets in lebanese territory. and they're not the rockets from the last time they had a war with israel. these are precision-guided. they can aim hit to him certain areas and avoid hitting others. and they have a lot more than they used to have. by volume, they could overwhelm israeli forces potentially. you already have that problem in lebanon. imagine that exact same problem not just from lebanon but to the north of you coming from syria just across the golan heights. so you're israel. you have your mortal enemy, iran, your mortal enemy had a assad, and your mortal enemy from the groups north of you in that country. so israel is taking action. they are increasingly and openly acknowledging as they launch these attacks into syria to try to put thumb selves into that position. they cannot allo

to iran like hezbollah in lebanon. publicly declared that they want to liberate the holy places in saudi arabia mecca and medina from the saudi government so it cannot to great the business of getting in the pollution a gut feeling and country and its south and border that is a red line for saudi arabia you cannot accept iran and its militia has blood of pollution you got your south thing done with the reality that seventy mountains and yet you cannot control it's very difficult to to really close the line they cannot and go inside the country so you had to take an action this is this is wrong. because it is not iran's presence be compared with the saudis presence in so killing the entire tape thore of yemen i mean there has been some minimal you know supports an eight going there or there has been some you know. political support for the yemeni you know favored political parties no doubt but comparing the secrecy and sizes of the two sides involvement in yemen you can it's easy to be understood that iran is not that i

you're talking about hezbollah.esn't seem like the catholics of venezuela would be so welcoming to the likes of hezbollah? >> well the catholics of venezuela are not welcoming of maduro either but he's there and he's oppressively, you know, shutting down their economy and inspector general else to his own. trish: but see that though that he would turn to the iranians. >> yeah, well, they all have one thing in common, trish, is that they hate america and so the enemy of my enemy is my friend and this becomes an intermediate staging base for production of documents that will allow people to get into miami, to come into mexico and cross the border and this intensifies really my view, the debate about the wall, because if you have an intermediate staging base in venezuela in the americas, where you have the number one state sponsor of terror and the number one funded terrorist organization in the world operating in northern south america, we have a real problem on our hands and so what we need to do is intensify our int

now i want to move to the hezbollah thing. there have been and lot of reports venezuela is becoming a safe haven if you would. the former vice president is said to have ties to hezbollah. there is concern that in this desperate move for some much-needed cash, the government may be doing some very unethical things including selling passports and other forms of documentation to would-be terrorists. what can you tell us about that tonight? >> certainly from 2006 to 2007, when he became vice president of the country. the vice president had ties to hezbollah. that's the one of concern. continue on. >> so since that moment to today, he's run can the hezbollah operation, providing full support. and hezbollah -- as i mentioned before, there are two groups, drug cartels. they are work along with the sinaloa cartel. they are running a global drug operation from venezuela. and they are dealing with ex pore takes of gold, diamonds, and -- trish: you have got a bunch of bad guys down there. maduro is enabling them, has allowed them, and we

to protect itself from a civilian terrorist threat which is lebanese hezbollah.and iraq rebuilding the iraqi military to go after terrorists groups. the problem is that going after iranian terrorist groups. when we assess the capabilities of iraqi security units, it's whether or not they are effective against the sunni terrorist group like isis or al-qaeda. we've never asked him to go after quds force. we've never asked him to go after -- now, when i say there are examples, the charge of the mexican things like that were maliki went after shia militias, he went after muqtada al-sadr. the general went after gm because he was an officer. it's things like that, a great american and use iraqi but we still given that tag great american because he will go after groups. the thing is iraqi army to stop when you're in a vacuum this one to go after quds force motion are you basically have this freedom of movement, the lebanese hezbollah model where all services are credit to the -- they can get there before the government gets there and provide service. they provide securi

in lebanon, hezbollah remains a major presence but we won't accept this status quo. our aggressive sanctions campaign against iran is also directed against the terror group and its leaders including the son of the head of hezbollah. let's talk about america's efforts to build coalition. the trump administration has moved quickly to rebuild links amongst our old friends and nurture new partnerships my first vip in this job included stops in israel, jordan and saudi arabia. in fact, after being sworn in as secretary of state it visited these countries before i went to my office in washington washington, d.c. and i welcome your leaders to my office often as i did with foreign minister shukery in august of last year. coalition building for america is natural. but in past years we have the tpwhrected it. this administration has enjoyed fruitful relationships in the middle east for houvens years but we must keep them and work to keep them. our ties stem back a long ways, with morocco and oman back to 1787 and 1833. and our friendship with the country in which we are today,

we all recall the hezbollah israel war from a decade and a half ago. the next war will be far deadlier and costly. esplanade longer simply depends on iran to provide weapons, they make them themselves. they have enough rockets to potentially overwhelm defenses. you can have the best missile defense system that if he fire enough, some will get through. when they get through in a small country like israel that at its narrowest point is only nine miles wide and if it's a population center and kills thousands of people, then you know we are facing a catastrophe for israel. it will respond with overwhelming force. this could spiral quickly out of control. we could wind up in that light because now that the united states is leaving syria, the israelis will not allow iran and .ezbollah to build up it is possible when they step it up it is likely iran and hezbollah will get back. israel will hit back harder. you can easily see missile start coming out of lebanon and into israel and israel is funny with overwhelming force, and now we have a much rotter conflict

to the terror group and its leaders including the son of hezbollah. let's talk about america's efforts to build a coalition. the trump administration has moved quickly to rebuild with her old friends and nurture partnerships my very first job was israel and jordan and saudi arabia in fact, after being sworn in a secretary of state ever before i went to my office in washington d.c. i welcome your leaders to my office as i did with the in august ofter last year. coalition building it is natural but this administration has enjoyed relationships for hundreds of years but we must work to keep them our ties stem back with morocco back to 1777 in 1833 and her friendship with the country today stems back generations indeed this marks the 70th anniversary of our diplomatic relations with jordanng to have a thriving and young democracy. also building relationships for our shared prosperity it is time for old rivalries to and for the sake of the greater good of the region. the trump administration is working to establishede a strategic alliance to confront the m

hezbollah is active there.ezbollah used venezuela as a place to make false birth certificates and false documentation for passports. the former very much had close ties to hezbollah. it is a mess. it's a criminal state. so how do we help? when you have got opposition leaders that are in hiding because nicolas maduro would like nothing more than to take them and round them up and throw them in prison. how does this change? i imagine this comes down to the military. >> this is war proxy fighting between america and russia. this is president trump taking on russia and iran and china in venezuela. if the president is a russian spy web's a terrible one. what he's doing is using the levers of power to eradicate that hezbollah, iranian and russian influence from venezuela. so what we can do is continue to support guaido and also the key is as we discussed last time, which way will the military turn? they initially turned toward maduro because they fear for their lives. because of his secret hit teams. guaido is talkin

they are operated by hezbollah personnel. so there is no choice but to push back robustly against iran efforts in human. for what is the alternative? to allow expansion lists, secretary militia to control part of the arabian peninsula. the heart of the region and to hold ransom international shipping through such this area. such a scenario should be unacceptable to the international community, and we therefore must work to prevent it happening and to provide the full support to the united nation efforts to ensure a return to the political process that delivers a stable, secure, and peaceful country for the people of yemen and the wider region. equally, there's a need to stand against iranian threats and subs version -- subversion elsewhere in the region. even though we know that doing so will cause a backlash from tehran's proxies. both physically and through their relentless propaganda which so conveniently glosses over the misery and suffering they continue to inflict on the region's people's on a daily basis. ladies and ge

hezbollah more has had a more conciliatory. attitude in the past a few days so a new government parliament is going to me to give it a vote of confidence that is expected to happen but the political power the balance of power does not changed hezbollah and its allies control control the parliament they control political power in this country and by extension that means iran and its ally the syrian government are if you really have influence over lebanon. still ahead for you on al-jazeera. found. the british government is paying a one point three million dollars penalty to a group of people inside. press and a brutal chill sweeps through parts of the united states in what is being called the worst freeze in a generation. however the weather is now largely set fire across the middle east's normal service pretty much has been resumed still a few wins for shall as they were towards afghanistan that made a stop towards is back to stand but nothing much to speak of as we go through the next few days still it's also want to see when s

hezbollah's desire to destroy israel is long-standing. and what they choose to do about it will not wait for the u.s. senate to deal with the other topics. this is an immediate threat. it is right before us, and it deserves our immediate reaction. and this could rapidly escalate. and i'm not going to take up another 30 minutes to describe all the scenarios in which that could happen, but i'll give you one which is not out of the realm of possibility. now that they know that the u.s. is going to be withdrawing from syria, the israelis decide -- and i believe rightfully so -- that for their own defense, they need to start attacking even more inside of syria. those supply lanes that iran is using, every time they see a truck with rockets on it, they're going to blow up the truck. every time they see irgc or hezbollah militias forming near their border, they will hit them. step up those attacks because we're not there anymore, and iran is going to fill that void. so they are going to have to step up their attacks. at some point, iran and/or h

well it's all about the iranian presence militias backed by iran hezbollah in particular this is also an area where israel has been very active militarily throughout the syrian war it has targeted very rarely confirms has done so occasion the policy of targeting weapons shipments to hezbollah weapons warehouses and this is something that it says it will continue to do now the americans are saying that it fully supports israel in this but israel's concern of course is if you have these troops pull out you will have a power vacuum which of course it's all about balance of power when it comes to the ground in syria so it's concern that these iranian backed militias will benefit from that situation so this is what they'll be discussing what is the pullout going to look like when is it going to happen as you mentioned earlier bolton putting a couple of preconditions on that now that make it a little more complicated so i think still a big question mark about how and when it's going to happen but i think the israeli prime minister will be very keen to show the national security adviser why

russia, china, hezbollah, they are on the side of the dictatorship.s this play out in the coming days? >> trish, congratulations on giving voice to a courageous man who is really facing down maduro who has killed or had executed thousands of his countrymen just to maintain power and who is backed by iran and hezbollah and cuba and other nefarious forces there in venezuela. so given voice to this man is a big deal you are doing. you have been the lead on this from day one, so congratulations. trish: thank you. >> with regard to the military, i think what you heard guaido say, the rank and file are interested in supporting him. but the generals and the top brass who wants to save their jobs are trying to figure out which way to turn here. and the path of least resistance to them is to stick close to maduro until and unless the united states military comes in with credible force or they perceive credible force. trish: why would they stay? because they are getting their pockets lined on the side? >> for sure. it's about money, it's about corruption, it's

the country faces continued threat such as islamic jihadi in gaza and hezbollah in lebanon.y declared after finding a six attack into israel that they have completed the latest operation against the iranian backed group. whether the israelis would strike iran, prime minister benjamin netanyahu did not book the possibility. it comes as u.s. troops are preparing to leave syria. something that has allies in the region. concerned could read to rapid iranian expansion. sorry to been seen over the past few years. >> the iranian threat front and center. arthel: a person still missing after an avalanche killed in austria. the latest on the search coming up. plus, national security adviser john bolton export military options against the strike. what this means for the middle east. that is up next. >> we review this revolutionary force in iran has created enormous in ability here in the region. (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-comm

ls>> sreenivasan: israel asaid that it found a sixth tunnel built by iranian-backed hezbollah guerillas on its border with lebanon for n syria and the region, we're joined now by associated press correspondent sarah el deeb who is based in beirut. thank you f joining us hear in new york. i want to start with the bigger picture of syria. right now wee are in middle of this, seems to be public policy that's happening in fron of our eyes on how and whether u.s. troops are going to pull out. why is that so queng quengsal. >> this is one of the most complex conflicts in the region stvment conis he quengs because it is the last linik. i everyone is positioning themselves to make it where it counts more nan everyone else. so at the final chapter when the government swing when reush arn and iran is advancing, when turkey is threatening north eastern sir yarks the u.s. is leaving, there must be consequences to th and in the middle of an ambiguous plan-- ambiguous plan for withdrawal, nobo seems to really know. >> sreenivasan: the conflict for the united states seems to be framed around going aft

when he was praised the terror group hezbollah. time now for tonight's power panel.ard fowler, host of "torrance country" on fox nation, todd starnes, and fox news analyzed gianno caldwell. thank you. to explain who this is, this is a man, executive director and cofounder of a group that has set a lot of anti-israel things by "the daily caller" says, he's repeatedly claimed on twitter that israel does not have a right to exist, he is also praised the secretary general of hezbollah, and several other members of the international community. "todd, do you think democrats are willing to distance themselves from her? >> absolutely not, shannon. i believe this is who the democrats love. they embrace congressional people like congresswoman tlaib. people who hate the nation of israel. and quite frankly, i am glad that republicans called out congressman steve king. that kind of rhetoric has no place in the halls of congress, and neither does anti-semitic language and people who hang out with people who associate with anti-semitic anti-anti-semites by those people don't have p

to show him the operation that israel's been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the golden heights of course that israel occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the agenda of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in the air i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen john h. jones is a u.s. foreign policy expert and a former senior congressional advisor he says bolton is trying to reassure allies concerned by trump's foreign policy. the number one problem is the trump policy of carrying out foreign policy your tweet has real world consequences and the impulsive decision to pull troops out of syria has started our allies in the region and even led to the resignation of the us defense secretary so i'm sure a ambassador bolton is

to show him the operation that israel's been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the golden heights of course that israel occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in the air i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen well to afghanistan now where at least thirty people have died off the flooding triggered a landslide in an illegal coal mine rescuers are searching for survivors in the northeast and by the sean province police say around fifty people with digging for gold when they were caught in the flash flood villages had dug a show off to in a dry riverbed which had been mined for gold in the past. election officials in the democratic republic of congo saying voters will have to wa

to show him the operation that israel's been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the golden highs of course that is right occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the agenda of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in there i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen. the u.s. president says he hopes a new round of talks with china can bring an end to the trade war between the two talks begin on monday jewing and ninety day truce on imposing new tariffs which expire in march it all started early last year when the u.s. put levies on a number of chinese goods it said the u.s. was getting a bad deal and china then retaliated with its own tariff hikes that's helped to spawn volatility on global markets as uncertainty mounts over wh

israel's main concerns inside syria is the presence of iranian backed militias is the presence of hezbollah and any potential weapons that can reach the group and can threaten israel security now the israeli prime minister will be taking john bolton up to the occupied golan heights. and of course will be keen to show him the operation that israel has been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the golden heights of course that israel occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the agenda of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in the air i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen but democrats in the u.s. are warning president donald trump he'll face legal challenges if he tries to declare a national emergency to build his mexico bord

to show him the operation that israel's been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the golden heights of course that israel occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the agenda of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in the air i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen democrats in the u.s. are warning president donald trump will face legal challenges if he tries to declare a national emergency in order to build his mexico border wall trying to move if congress doesn't approve five point six billion dollars to build it the impasse over this funding has led to a partial government shutdown which is now in its third week. i can relate to sure that the people that are for the receiving end will make it just that they always do. mak

and there clearly are hence from fromesk from hezbollah -- hezbollah and the iranians that all the resistance would be involved. just in gaza alone, would that really mean that nothing would be happening on the northern front? hamas now has people -- now has people in southern lebanon. all sides real allies it is not in their interest to have a conflict. and as we have seen before, even though all sides believe it is a conflict, it happens that way. in response to this question of is it all anti-trump, no and a little bit of yes. prior to the trump administration, it be fair to say in terms of foreign policy voting, members of congress took the most votes on legislation related to israel and iran. in the last four years, they have taken more votes related to saudi arabia and yemen than other foreign policy issues. a couple of examples -- at the end of the obama administration him there was a justice against terrorism act, which would have given american citizens the right to sue saudi arabia in u.s. courts first possibility tied to 9/11. president obama actually vetoed that bill when it passe

. >> what about the foothold iran and its proxy hezbollah have established in syria?> no doubt, iranians and russians have turned the united states into a junior partner. if that. in large part because the russians and the syrians and the assad regime and hezbollah are prepared to do what we are not. which is to sacrifice the men and the money and the commitment. because syria to them is vital to their national interests. two american presidents have now struggled and failed to identify the fact that this country, humanitarian disaster, morphing terrorists and refugees, still is a vital american national interest. as a consequence, our mission there is confused and in my judgment purposeless. >> so if the u.s. were to pull out, where does that leave the u.s.? who will protect any u.s. interests, particularly in that region? especially since there are allies who have been counting on the u.s. and its positioning there? >> we have 30,000 american forces and an enormous amount of offshore bpsing power. both naval assets and air power. i don't believe that withdrawal of 2

hosting an anti-israel activist to dinner over the weekend, one who has praised the terror group hezbollah for tonight's power panel richard fowler host of star and country on fox nation and fox news political analyst caldwell. welcome to all of you, great to have you with us. to explain who this is, this is a man, executive director and cofounder of a group that has a lot of anti-israel things, there because as he repeatedly claimed on twitter that israel does not have a right to exist, and also praised the secretary-general of hezbollah, a group classified as a foreign terrorist organization by the us and several other members of the international community. i will start with you. do you think democrats are going to distance themselves from her? >> absolutely not. this is who the democrats love. they embrace congressional people like congresswoman rashida tlaib who hate israel. congressman steve king, that rhetoric has no place in the halls of congress and neither does anti-semitic language, and people who hang out with people who associate with anti-semites. those people don't have any

we all recall hezbollah-israel war from about over a hec -- ova decade and a half ago. the next war will be far deadly and costly because hi hezbollaho longer depends on iran for the weapons. they make themselves. it has enough rockets to overwhelm defenses. can you have the best missile defense system in the world. eventually some will get through. when they get through in a small country like israel that its narrowest point is only nine miles wide and it hits a population center and kills thousands of people, then you know we are facing a catastrophe for israel -- catastrophe. israel will respond to that sort of attack with overwhelming force and this can spiral quickly out of control. how can we wind up in that point? we can because now that the united states is leaving syria, the israelis are going to say we're not going for allow iran and hezbollah to build up its presence. we're going to step up our military attacks inside syria and it is possible when they step it up, it is likely iran and hezbollah will respond by hitting back. then israel will hit back harder.

and -- after finding a sixth hezbollah attack tunnel into israel they have completed the latest operation against the iranian back group. when asked for month by fox news what the raleys would strike iran within territory, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu did not rule out the possibility. a new report was the journal indicates the trump administration fought options last year for striking iran with its own country. all that comes as us troops prepare to leave syria and regional allies there worried it could lead to more expansion. jon. jon: thank you. meanwhile, head of iran nuclear program says the country has started exploring new uranium enrichment aimed at restarting enrichment at a 20% level. that would mean iran abandoning the terms of the controversial 2015 nuclear agreement from which president trump withdrew last year calling it the worst deal ever. no word on a potential timeline for iran's uranium plants. a vigil held last night for the 22 -year-old california officer ambushed in the line of duty. please say kevin douglas limbaugh shot and killed natalie corona thursday. j

have to tell you, just as you mentioned we talked about for years, that is going to implode with hezbollahys going in and the kurds who were leaving vulnerable. they are allies closest to us, second only to israel in the region and we are leaving them, abandoning them. they will turn to russia and assad. the region at some point will demand much more major deployment instead of the fun hundred troops. melissa: when is the end for the u.s.? >> endgame is "whack-a-mole" program against terrorists. it will not being military endgame. the endgame is war against jihad against the next generation. we go offense ideology. it will not be won military but "whack-a-mole" will continue. we had an isis arrest in georgia and arizona. so the war is continuing. melissa: saudi, thank you for your. connell: switching to silent mode. a new proposal could allow employees to ignore their bosses when they're off the clock. melissa: what? connell: when they're off the clock. melissa: wow. ♪ our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. scree

that hezbollah is not having any of their influence stopped by the use of sanctions.ly, sandra, he talked about the u.s. peace plan for the israelis and the palestinians while in the same breath, discussing jerusalem as the capital of israel. something that is a nonstarter for the palestinians involved in this process. sandra? >> sandra: trey yingst, thank you. >> if and when the president does that you will find out how we will react but i'm not goin going to that place no. i think the president will have problems on the other side of the aisle for exploiting the situation in a way that enhances his power. but not to go there. let's see what he does. right now, there is a path open up government, let's have this discussion on where we can agree on the best ways to protect our borders. >> bill: that from a moment ago on the hill nancy pelosi responding to president trump's declaration about the possibility of a national emergency that he could declare. either way, we are pleased to welcome back to the show the former governor of new mexico susanna martinez. thank you

to show him the operation that israel's been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the golden highs of course that is right occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the agenda of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in there i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen. after israel bolton will travel to turkey ankara considers many of the u.s. backed kurdish fighters to be so-called terrorists and wants them removed from areas near its border with syria has more from close to the turkish syrian border a spokesman for president on how to react to both come and say talk to you has absolutely no problem with a cardinal collision in tukey end of the problem of turkey is with two particular groups the y.p. d m p k k which turkey recog

to show him the operation that israel's been undertaking there against tunnels that were dug by hezbollah also a message there in that press conference calling on the international community saying it was time for them to recognize the gotan highs of course that is right occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war so syria and iran the threat of iran will be top of the agenda of course bolton looking to reassure israel that the troop withdrawal is not to going to be a threat to israel's security of course the timing of that now very much up in there i think no one really knows exactly how and when that is going to happen. john chance is a u.s. foreign policy expert and a former senior congressional and pfizer he joins us via skype from vail in colorado thank you very much for your time so there seem to be a mixed messages coming from the top administration when he abruptly made this announcement that cynic that so many people off guard he also said that the basically the troops are going to home in thirty days and now that language has evolved to well not right now or not in a hur

have been training their militia that are now terrorizing the civilian population when you see that hezbollah is present far and he'll and now we're talking also about sixty non-state armed groups that are motorcycle ridden copy pasting what and then release it is of iran when they crushed the. green revolution in two thousand and nine so this is a very complicated situation and on this side street you see at least three million people scavenging for food more than three point five million people have been forcibly displaced from their country and so when you see that the interest of the ruler does not match dangerous oversea million population they have to leave their posts immediately and now we have a young president like one way law who has unified not only the people but the police the situation in the country to seek out a way out to restore our rule of law and democracy in the country. to talk to you i sassed medina appreciate your time. oh my pleasure thank you so much as we mentioned russia and china are firmly backing president nicolas maduro china as reason to be concerned about th

we have members who are openly associating with anti-semitic leaders of hezbollah and hamas. nothing made of it. i don't understand that -- well, i do understand it. because the far left media attacks conservatives. we are used to it. host: a few minutes left with andy harris, republican from maryland. word has been waiting. -- warren has been waiting. go ahead. please don't cut me off, i have to point. the first thing is, you guys have total control of congress for two years, and you did not pass one dollar. the same dollar you accuse nancy pelosi of not paying for the wall. you do not pass to build a border wall. if it were that important for you and your followers and donald trump, you should have passed some money to pay for that wall. the second thing is if you want to spend $5.7 billion on a wall -- you have seen the suffering in maryland, baltimore city. i am sure there are a lot of poor white people in poor black -- and poor black people in this country who are suffering, who do not have food and do not have a lot of stuff that they could use for themselves. you can u

iran came in with hezbollah. we left gaza. iran came in with hamas.the west bank militarily or most of it as people stipulate in their various peace plans? you'll have either hamas coming in, that is iran, or you'll have isis coming in. and this is a catastrophe for peace. the answer to your question is most people would agree to an arrangement of the kind that you're talking about if they thought the palestinians wanted a state next to israel, but they are convinced more and more they want a state instead of israel, and that is not a real peace. david: do you see any prospect in the next year or two of a deal getting done? pm netanyahu: i think there is something. i think there is a new hope on the horizon that i had never seen in my lifetime. it is not related to the palestinians. it is related to the arab world. because of the growing danger of iran, more and more i would say virtually all the arab countries no longer see israel as their enemy, but as their vital ally in countering the threat of militant islam. that we are united in stopping the gr