i submit karl levin and john warner -- carl levin and john warner's statement never record. and again, i refer to statements of my colleague, they're -- colleagues, they're thoughtful, they're serious and they're courageous in support of the agreement. i'd like to thank president obama and the entire administration for being , as members sought clarification, respond to their concerns. i want to thank secretary kerry, secretary moe these and so many others -- moniz and so many others for their availability to us in a bipartisan way and in our democrat excaucus. for years iran's rapidly accelerating capability and burgeoning nuclear stockpile has represented one of the greatest threats to peace and security anywhere in the world. we all stipulate to that. that's why we need an agreement. and that's why i'm so pleased that we have so many statements of validation from people. the agreement is one of the great, as the experts say, this agreement is one of the greatest diplomatic achievements of the 21st century. it's no wonder that such a diverse constellation of experts have m

your side just to me, because when you have colin powell who is for the agreement and you have john warner and you have other republicans, former ambassadors and military people, it just seems odd. i was making that point. but you're right. you do have bipartisan support on your side. i'm lamenting the fact we don't have it on ours because it just doesn't feel right to me, having gone through these debates in the past. mr. corker: i think in closing -- i'm going to leave the floor so i'm not burning up any more of our time, but i think there are very, very legitimate concerns about the fact that we began this to dismantle iran's nuclear program, to end their program per the president, and by approval of this deal, what we actually are doing is industrializing -- approving the industrialization of iran's nuclear program, the greatest state sponsor of terror in the world, and i think that obviously creates a lot of issues and concerns, and that's why i think you see so many people disapproving this agreement. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor and notice the absence of a quorum. the

it is that inspection's intel that caused our two former colleagues, senators john warner and carl levin, chairs of the armed services committee to write an article recently why hawks should support the iran deal. because inspections give us intel which increase the credibility of our military threat. the vice president's response to this, interestingly enough, is wait, we can't trust iaea inspections. they're going to do it wrong. they have the wrong protocol so we can't trust them. folks, that argument has been made in this body before by the vice president and others. the vice president cheney promoted that we go to a war with iraq, and he repeatedly made the case in 2002 and 2003 that we had to do that to stop iraq's nuclear weapons program. two weeks before the war began, in early march, the iaea issued a report indicating -- quote -- "we have to date found no evidence or plausible indication of the revival of a nuclear weapons program in iraq." the vice president then went to the airwaves with others and led a campaign to trash the credibility of the iaea to say that neither the in

i also agree with the assessment of former senators john warner and carl levin who served terms as chairmanof the armed services committee that a vote against this deal is a vote to undermine the credibility of our military option. closer examination of the military option raises the critical question of our objective if we were to use force to delay the nuclear program or to overthrow the regime so as to eliminate the nuclear threat. in either case, a daunting scenario emerges. as previously discussed, if our focus is limited only to iran's nuclear program, the united states likely alone or nearly alone will need to conduct a similar option every few years as the iranians will undoubtedly make the nuclear program an operation that is conducted in smaller and more numerous locations in areas increasingly difficult to locate and deep in the ground or amassed by civilian activities in populated areas. if we conduct such targeted strikes, analysts suggest the iranians will respond. such responses could include attacks against u.s. forces in the gulf region, afghanistan, attacks against israel

it is that inspection's intel that caused our two former colleagues, senators john warner and carl levin, chairs of the armed services committee to write an article recently why hawks should support the iran deal. because inspections give us intel which increase the credibility of our military threat. the vice president's response to this, interestingly enough, is wait, we can't trust iaea inspections. they're going to do it wrong. they have the wrong protocol so we can't trust them. folks, that argument has been made in this body before by the vice president and others. the vice president cheney promoted that we go to a war with iraq, and he repeatedly made the case in 2002 and 2003 that we had to do that to stop iraq's nuclear weapons program. two weeks before the war began, in early march, the iaea issued a report indicating -- quote -- "we have to date found no evidence or plausible indication of the revival of a nuclear weapons program in iraq." the vice president then went to the airwaves with others and led a campaign to trash the credibility of the iaea to say that neither the in

friendsid might come over to our side and favor the agreement since richard is for the agreement, john warner is for the agreement, and brent is for the agreement. these are all leading republican voices and others, many others. .. joined republicans against the agreement. not one republican -- not one -- despite all the leadership on their side outside the senate, joined us. so the partisanship has been coming from the other side of the aisle. we're voting again on iran. and so maybe, i thought next week we could take up some of these serious issues that i just outlined, these pressing, pressing issues -- the budget, the debt ceiling, the ex-im bank, all these unbelievably important issues that are facing us. but, no, next week the majority leader has decided to take up abortion. abortion. and what we're going to be faced and what we're going to be faced >> and what we are going to be faced with is a bill that says to a woman, you cannot have an abortion after a certain. of time. and i want to talk a little bit about that today. the bill as it is coming forward is extreme. it senator attack

the immediate past two chairs of the senate armed services committee, john warner and carl levin, wrote a peace why hawks should support the iran deal. general brent scocroft, general colin powell, there's a lot of people connected to the military and intelligence community in the united states and in israel that think this is actually the best move going forward, and i agree with them. >> as a former democratic party chair, are you disappointed with how long it has taken hillary clinton to apologize and to get on top of this e-mail problem, this crisis that continues? >> you know, i think what she said yesterday was appropriate. she said months ago, andrea, as you know, look, looking back on it, i would have done it differently. i wouldn't do it this way again. yeah, in that she didn't use the sorry word but everybody knows what that means. i made a mistake and i'd do it differently now. but i do think what she said in the last couple of days is a positive and i'm glad she did it. >> senator, thanks for being with us. >>> we have developing news from baltimore. the city's spending pane

i submit karl levin and john warner -- carl levin and john warner's statement never record. and again, i refer to statements of my colleague, they're -- colleagues, they're thoughtful, they're serious and they're courageous in support of the agreement. i'd like to thank president obama and the entire administration for being , as members sought clarification, respond to their concerns. i want to thank secretary kerry, secretary moe these and so many others -- moniz and so many others for their availability to us in a bipartisan way and in our democrat excaucus. for years iran's rapidly accelerating capability and burgeoning nuclear stockpile has represented one of the greatest threats to peace and security anywhere in the world. we all stipulate to that. that's why we need an agreement. and that's why i'm so pleased that we have so many statements of validation from people. the agreement is one of the great, as the experts say, this agreement is one of the greatest diplomatic achievements of the 21st century. it's no wonder that such a diverse constellation of experts have m

john henry, time warner and i believed that there was something magical about fenway park, maybe becausehad a different perspective coming from other based all teams. >> we were determined to preserve and protect and enhance and improve fenway park. that was a big challenge. we came here the red sox were regularly bridesmaids, runners-up. ,y cell phone number is 222 which i picked back then to rely me that the red sox were always fishing second. there was a need. i have not been bold enough to change it. here, we wanted a team that was worthy of the fan support. we want to preserve, protect fenway park. to be active and aggressive marketers of the team so it is not just boston's team or new england's team, it could be a national team. we wanted to be active in a charitable and. -- philanthropic way. we said we were going to eradicate the curse of them eating second. we said that in 2001. at our very first press conference. years, -- e >> to quit once before you go, how did you get dan shaughnessy to write a column about you, and which of your world championships is the favorite? >> the f

the agreement since colin powell is for the agreement and richard lugar is for the agreement and john warner is for the agreement and brent scowcroft is for the agreement. these are all leading republican voices and others, many others. i don't see that happening. and for those people who say that it's been partisan, it has been partisan. several democrats joined republicans against the agreement. not one republican -- not one -- despite all the leadership on their side outside the senate, joined us. so the partisanship has been coming from the other side of the aisle. we're voting again on iran. and so maybe, i thought next week we could take up some of these serious issues that i just outlined, these pressing, pressing issues -- the budget, the debt ceiling, the ex-im bank, all these unbelievably important issues that are facing us. but, no, next week the majority leader has decided to take up abortion. abortion. and what we're going to be faced with is a bill that says to a woman, you cannot have an abortion after a certain period of time. it's a ban. no exception for the health of the wo

the agreement sense colin powell is for the agreement and richard lugar is for the agreement and john warner is for the raiment and brent scowcroft is for the agreement. these are often leading republican voices and others many others. i don't see that happening and for those people who say that it's been partisan, it has been partisan. several democrats joined republicans against the agreement. not one republican, not one despite of the leadership on their side outside the senate joined us so the partisanship has been coming from the other side of the aisle. we are voting again on iran. maybe i thought next week we could take up some of these serious issues that i just outlined, these pressing pressing issues. the budget, the debt ceiling, the ex-im bank all these unbelievably important issues that are facing us but no, next week the majority leader has decided to take up abortion, abortion and what we are going to be faced with is a hell that says to a woman you cannot have an abortion after certain period of time. it's a ban. no exception for the health of the woman and i want to talk a l

ce scowcroft that's what former senator john warner says. the agreementally recollects an intrees i have regime that provides the iaea to declare nuclear facilities. additionally, they will be able to monitor iran's supply chain including uranium mines, mills, centrifuges, storage facilities and dedicated procurement for nuclear-related or dual-use technology. the agreement will have major components and place strict restrictions on the iranian nuclear program. if these restrictions are not adhered to, the united states can at any time revive the sanctions currently in place. congress should be able to conduct close oversight to ensure the terms are implemented d iran is living up to its obligations. it isn't about trust. secretary of state clinton today echoed the words distrust and verify. she supports the agreement. more broadly the united states ust signal to iran that it condemnable record of human rights will not be tolerated, nor will we hide with disagreement that action and our response to it. quite the opposite. we will redouble ou

john malone. remember the squabble for time warner. they were bidding for the same assets.rner of course one of the biggest deals. massive onslaught of deals. it is nice to see european players getting into the field. jonathan: coming up, we look ahead to that federal reserve decision. ray dalio says don't go. economists are completely divided. ♪ what thecares me is next downturn in the economy looks like without prices where the are. the lesser ability of central banks to ease monetary policy. >> some -- we have some ammunition. you some acute disagree? >> again, it is a restrictive policy. i don't care if they raise 25 basis points. i don't see the reason for it, frankly. jonathan: ray dalio. -- tune in to bloomberg throughout the day. our special report on the fed decision at 7 p.m. u.k. time. janet yellen will take to the podium 30 minutes later. that is a most it for this hour of bloomberg tv. i am pleased to tell you that the pulse is coming up next. we are joined by francine lacqua. speaking withre global investors. he has been on the show regularly. he focused on di

there's, there's no support, no bipartisan support for this, this deal, i have got to say senator john warner, republican, 36-year member of the senate, chair of the senate armed services committee, wrote with senator carl levin, former chair of the senate armed services committee, why we should support the iran deal. brent casino craft, national security add advisor for two republican presidents and general strongly supports this deal. general colin powell, republican secretary of state, strongly supports this deal. there is bipartisan support for this deal. it's just that in this body, the minority has been willing to have differences of opinion and respect those differences and not approach this in a partisan matter. that's not exactly the case with respect to the other side. i applawpped my colleagues for -- i applaud my colleagues for treating this as a matter of conscience, for reaching the conclusions they reached, even differences of opinion, and respecting each other's views. under the terms of the review act as we agreed to it, we have now taken a vote. and unless the majority will

you have charter, a company he's involved with, buying time warner cable? >> i think johnght saying that the cable industry, the mvpd industry could own this space if they would be more aggressive in innovating. he's a shareholder, not an owner or operator. he has influence. i don't necessarily know that he's going to have the last word about this. as a shareholder, i get to talk to him a lot. he and i are aligned in the opportunities and potential for starz. he's excited about what's going on. >> when he sees a potential for starz, does it involve consolidation? he was quoted at the allen & company conference saying lion's gate would make sense. he owns part of that. >> yeah. >> does that make sense? is he pushing you to find a merger partner? >> john sees the big media companies at the top and then the free radicals. john is a dealmaker a visionary. he can see the benefits of aligning some of these companies more closely. whether that's jv on some business or a complete merger, that remains to be seen. i do think that john believes that putting these companies together c

warner that he's going to be happy about. and anybody running about would kill for that kind of coverage. johni say this with no tone of criticism around it -- there is nothing normal about donald trump. nothing about the way he lives, about his family, history, nothing that is normal. whether you like him or hate him, he is outside in every regard. you don't get on the cover of a people magazine by being normal. but in a weird way, because of the americana quality of people, there is a way that this normalizes trump in a way that celebrities can be normalized. which is a weird way to be normalized. but this makes them look like every other american celebrity, big-time politician who would end up on people magazine. there is a homogenizing effect. that is good for him. mark: the other thing is that he is getting contextualized by the love of his family. he was introduced by ivanki, his wife, and his kids were there. they have not been very visible. -- they have not been very visible. i talked to her and it afterwards. discover, the photos, the text s, humanizes him. there are lots of people wh

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warner cable. they had gone after that after the transaction fell apart with comcast. john malone thinks that the ceo of altice -- they bought a company called sfr in france about a year and a half ago for $23 billion. this is a company that's come out of nowhere, relatively quickly. patrick is a very aggressive guy. he bought southern link in the united states earlier this year and is now really trying to -- we should actually probably pick up -- could we look at -- i can't look at the stock because it's not a public company but cox, if you start thinking about the other cable companies out there this is a guy that's going to try to buy up all of them. >> it's a diminishing pool at this point. >> there's not a lot left. >> so if i was in paris was it possible i was watching an altice system. >> it's very possible. this is one thing he hopes to bring to the united states which is we have the triple play and they have the quadruple play. the fourth is mobile. they sell cell service, mobile telephone service and mobile broadband all together as one big package. the question i

warner cable. enjoy better. >>> good morning. on this wednesday morning, we have got 75 degrees, and another hot one for you. today we will check with john elliott in a moment to see what you can expected. if you check google this morning, you can see the new logo. it's been changed as the company becomes part of the new holding company, called alphabet. there's slightly different colors and type face. it's the most significant logo change since 1999 when they dropped the exclamation point from their name. >>> in new jersey, the reservoirs serving bergen and hudson counties are now at only 45%, and they are asking people conserve water or there may be mandatory restrictions. >> we are asking that households stop watering their lawns. >> reporter: usage in august was up over 10% from last year. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2s. john, any relief in sight? >> yes, but we need it. we need a nice, soaking rain. the front rolling in wednesday into thursday morning, and we will look at the future cast in a second, and the weather watchers watching the nice numbers. this is the dynamic duo. mike and will linda, they have 60 degrees, an