he's editor at large for the sawed gas set in jeddah. good to have you with us. of course saudi arabia also one of the gulf countries that will be impacted by any deal. how is this being received inside saudi arabia? it's a deal between two sovereign countries. if it results in a sense of security and stability, so be it. we are all for peace. we have had too many wars around us but at the same time, i think iran should make its intention very clear to the gulf states and have a dialogue with them that in no way this deal would effect or be detrimental to the safety and security of the gulf. >> do you think what we know from the details in this deal, has enough been put in place to allay any saudi security concerns? >> yes i had a very cursory look at the deal. it's fragile at the moment. i think it's if the security details, if the inspection details are very strong and put in place on paper it looks sound. it's up to the iranian government now to sound out to the people in the area this this is going to be for peace. i think if iran is going to go for nuclear p

also, cenk uygur talks about the progress of a jeddah in 2016. also, peter moskos discusses the number of police shootings in the u.s. president obama: i look so old, john boehner has already invited then yahoo! does become a funeral. meanwhile, michelle has not aged a day. [applause] i ask her what her secret is, she just says, fresh fruits and vegetables. it is aggravated. -- aggravating. the fact

in the case of jet push him he is governor -- in the case of jeddah bush, he is governor of florida.al qaeda questions when government money is put into land deals -- you have all kinds of questions when government money is put into land deals. it raises a lot of questions. we have been researching for about four months. as we have done with this project, we are partnering with media outlets. betty: are you going to be fair before the vote? peter: absolutely. should be early fall at the latest. betty: i am curious. when you put out something this controversial, have you gotten threats? peter: we have security. that security is not something that just came because we decided to have security. we will leave it at that. betty: all right. i'll protect you right now. peter: i feel a lot safer. betty: peter schweizer, great to see you. we would love to have you back on. americans' apple problems. how an act i had -- how ipad glitch rounded flights. ♪ betty: bass pro shops. it's latest project opens tonight in memphis. julie hyman got an early look. julie: i have no idea what i'm doing. i l

as i mentioned, we've suspended embassy operation and moved our diplomats to the consulate in jeddah,we moved some of our -- all of our special forces trainers and military personnel out of an air base which was near a nearby town that was attacked by aqap militants just a day before we evacuated our personnel. now where is this all going? we talked about some aspects of u.s. policy, but it's obviously going to be, a lot will be dictated by u.s. conflict in the days and weeks and months ahead and an oversimplified way of looking at things is to take two tracks and one is that this is a military conflict that the saudi-led coalition either by ground, air, was there a bbc report just a few hours ago that maybe there were land forces in aden i have no idea and some may know better than others if you're on the phone tweeting or whatever. there is a military dimension where the coalition pushes everyone back and push it back from aden and pushes the houthis back to taz and perhaps to the capital and perhaps beyond, but i also think force is being used in another way in state craft and i th

uygur talks about the progress of a jeddah in 2016. also, peter moskos discusses the number of police shootings in the u.s. president obama: i look so old, john boehner has already invited then yahoo! does become a funeral. meanwhile, michelle has not aged a day. [applause] i ask her what her secret is, she just says, fresh fruits and vegetables. it is aggravated. -- aggravating. the fact is at this point, my legacy is finally taking shape. the economy is getting better. nine in 10 americans now have health coverage. [applause] today, thanks to obamacare, you no longer have to worry about losing your insurance if you lose your job. you are welcome, senate democrats. ♪ host: it was another night of good natured comedy in the nation's capital. politicians and celebrities all under one roof. another white house correspondents dinner is now history, but the question remains, is this good for the process in washington, or is this relationship to cozy? we want to get your thoughts this morning. your view of the beltway culture. what do you t

as you know our ambassador to yemen has been moved, relocated to jeddah, as has some of his close staff components from the government? of course it is. that's what we want to get back to. but we're working to maintain as much as we can our counterterrorism cooperation on the ground to take on the threat of al qaeda and other terrorism threats that we're concerned about. >> jen, chuck todd is in the d.c. bureau and has a question. >> hi, chuck. >> hi, jen. happy earth day, i see you're wearing green. >> i happen to love green but now i'm just going to take credit for wearing green because i love the earth. so thank you for that. >> let me go back to the iran question. if we do this deal with them, they get more resources and more money and look what they're doing with that money in the middle east. there's an argument to be said they if you kept these sanctions in place you at least handicap iran from being as aggressive. look how aggressive they're being without the financial resources that they're going to get after there deal. how do you explain giving them more financial -- resource