the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini's word became more or less law.ormous shrine from all over the country. ♪ the national holiday, khomeini died on this day in 1989, his funeral attended by over 10 million iranians. [ chanting ] stay strong. stay active with boost®. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> times have changed. pre-1979 tehran was party central. but with iran's 1979 revolution, 2,500 years of monarchy was over. the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini's word became more or less law. today hundreds of thousands of iranians are bused to his enormous shrine from all over the country. ♪ the national holiday, khomeini died on this day in 1989, his funeral attended by over 10 million iranians. [ chanting ] >> america and all of the world, for friendship. >> don't want to miss the bus. ♪ [ horn honks ] south of tehran, the landscape opens up. nearly 300 miles of iranian highway stretching to th

. >> ayatollah khomeini was called on to depose the shah. >> khomeini called on an islamic state. >>ted states as a secular country understood that islam could oust a monarchy that prevailed for a system of government. >> we support the shah. >> we did put the shah in but you are saying we can't keep him in? >> i think that's a decision to be made by the people of that country. >> good evening, the shah of iran is in egypt tonight. his countrymen are deliriously celebrating at his departure. and all around the world, government leaders are trying to come to grips with the fall of the king of kings. >> the old chant of "death to the shah" replaced by a new one, "death to carter." >> jimmy carter knows we want freedom. we don't want his human rights anymore. >> the source of energy was a core question. the iranian revolution is drying up our energy supply. we are literally running out of gas. >> may i have your attention please. there's been a state of emergency declared on three mile island. >> a nuclear power plant near harrisburg, pennsylvania, the cooling system broke down this mor

ayatollah khomeini is ruling out the nuclear issues. some suggest the nuclear deal could lead to a thaw in the tensions with the u.s. and iran. >>> a new practicing cracking down on financial fraud. federal prosecutors nationwide are ordered to no longer give individuals protection from civil or criminal liability unless there are extraordinary circumstances. the justice department has been criticized for collecting large fines from the corporations rather than the corporate bosses. >>> time for an early start on your money. heightening concerns. chinese economic health. the prices paid for commodities dropping quickly there. you have prices in europe down and u.s. stock futures slightly up though. let's talk about stocks yesterday. the dow fell 240 points. 24 hours ago, it looked like a good day ahead on wall street. the s&p and nasdaq down more than 1%. stocks getting attention with the wild swings. dow has made triple digit moves in the last 13 of 15 trading days. don't be surprised if you see another wild one. >>> the battle for you

. >> if you vote for hillary uber for the ayatollah khomeini. >> if you are getting close to developing a nuclear weapon come you better believe i would do everything in my power to stop them. >> let's ask hillary clinton. she believes in a systematic murder of children in the world to preserve their body parts in a way that maximizes ballet for sale for profit. >> this is about the character of our nation. if we will not stand up and forced president obama to veto this bill, shame on us. [applause] >> donald trump says the following about you. look at that face, would anyone vote for that? he later said he was talking about your persona. >> women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> subject my wife into the middle of a raucous political conversation was completely inappropriate and i hope you apologize for that. >> i hear phenomenal things. i hear your wife is a lovely woman. >> she's the love of my life and she's right here. you apologize to her. >> politicians have run up mountains of debt using other peoples money. that is precisely the way you bring your

defending this nation should be prepared in january 2017 to look into the eyes of the ayatollah khomeini say under no circumstances does iran ran under ey ayatollah who chants death to america will have no chance of acquiring nuclear weapons. [ cheering ] and if iran will not stop it's nuclear programs, we will stop it for you. [ cheering ] i want to thank everyone here at this rally. i want to thank tea party patriots. pro israel groups and national security groups. i want to thank my friend donald trump for joining us today. >> and you've been listening to presidential candidate ted cruz. one of the headliners at this rally against the iran nuclear deal outside of the capital building there in washington, d.c. you heard him mention donald trump, a fellow g.o.p. presidential candidate who is expected to speak as well. >>> the board that oversees spending in baltimore has unanimously approved a $6.4 million settlement for freddie gray's family. gray died while in police custody. his death sparked protesting and rioting. six officers have been charged in the case. critics say that the set

if it goes through, over $100 billion will flow directly to iran, to the ayatollah khomeini. and billions of those dollars will go directly to hamas, hezbollah, to the hue tees, to radical -- to the huttis, radical islamic terrorists across the world and those jihaddists will use those billions to murder americans, to murder israelis, to murder europeans. the second consequence of this catastrophic deal is that it abandoned four american hostages -- n iranian h hembings l hellhole, including pastor sayid a christian pastor, sentenced to eight years in prison for the crime of preaching the gospel. hekmati, former marine including "washington post" bob ter, and including levinson. it is a disgrace for this administration to abandon americans in iranian hellholes. but the third consequence of this deal going through if it does is that it will facilitate and accelerate the nation of iran icare -- acquiring nuclear weapons. there is no greater threat to the safety and security of america there is no greater threat to the safety and security of israel, than a nuclear iran. i agree

. >> ayatollah khomeini became the enemy of the united states the moment he replaced the shah.ns that condemned the loss of iranian sovereignty. >> when ayatollah khomeini saw large groups supporting in front of the embassy, he made the decision, i'm not going to stand against this wave. i'm going to ride it. >> there has been a persistent belief in many quarters here in iran that the united states government was plotting to restore the shah to power here. >> from the iranian standpoint, it wasn't terrorism. they looked at the embassy as an occupying force. the embassy was actually the agent for controlling iranian politics. >> a new warning. he said if the americans try military force to rescue the hostages, the students will kill them all and blow up the embassy. >> because of the distance from tehran to the arabian sea, a rescue of the american hostages is considered unlikely. >> how much longer can you go on doing this? >> we are ready to go on until martyrdom. martyrs are alive in islam. martyrs do not die. martyrs are not destroyed. >> so the bullets do not really kill? >

ayatollah khomeini is ruling out any other further negotiations with the united states beyond nuclear issues. dampening hopes that the nuclear deal will lead to closer ties with u.s. and iran. >>> the justice department is adopting a tough policy cracking down on wall street. federal prosecutors are being ordered to no longer give individuals protection from civil or criminal liability unless extraordinary circumstances. the justice department is criticized for taking in fines from the corporations rather than powerful corporate bosses. >>> asian markets closed lower. data from china reigniting the country's slow economic growth. yesterday, the dow fell 240 points. stocks have had triple digit moves in 13 of the last 15 trading days. the battle for your living room is heating up. apple introduced a newversion of apple tv. tim cooks says apps. television is all about apps. updat updated iphones and ipad. the apple pencil can be used with the new tablet. another first, this is getting a lot of attention. this is something consumers can identify with. customers can buy an iphone directly

khomeini says that. >> a man of your ability can find this on the enter net. every day with this, death to americans, and we're handing them nuclear bombs. not immediately but eventually. that's terrifying. >> even if you think, as i do, that we should have some degree of interaction with iran, they have a very sec ullr pop ulas, is this deal that he's cutting worth it? if you start reading the fine print, you start thinking, whoa. >> charlie, at least that's an intelligent conversation. that's a conversation on the merits, which is what -- what is what people in government -- >> doesn't it scare you a bit that the leadership keeps saying the leadership -- not just a bunch of crazies in the street, death to america, we are cutting a deal? that has to give you some pause. it gives chuck schumer some pause. >> the people right now want someone representing this nation that will look out for the best interests of america. this deal does not do that. >> general russel honore, you remember him, ten years after katrina, he was saying this along with our turning the

now, the interesting thing is that at one point the eye iatollah khomeini said dressing like this is a uniform. >> they were mostly fit. we didn't see a lot of big people there for some reason. it became very popular after the revolution to have these sort of beards that were well kept and very closely shaved. i understand that, that was a sign of being one of these people that fought in the revolution or supported the revolution. women would dress a certain way according to what they deemed to be islamic code. women all had their head covered in public. they would have a bun or something and a head covering and then you'd see the back of their hair and see most of the front of it so about maybe a quarter or an eighth of their head would be covered and then you'd go to other areas where people were fully covered, you know, head to know face was open. we didn't see people with faces covered in iran. so you could see some variation in the women but even the women who were lightly covered had a very fashionable sense about them. >> they have learned to work around things. so there are c

we are not talking about giving the ayatollah khomeini theocratic homicidal maniac who hates america as much as bin laden did, giving him 100 alien dollars to carry out his murderous plan. i want to ask every senate democrat, how are you look in the eyes of the matter or father or sons or daughters of those murdered by jihadist, americans blown up or shot, americans killed than israelis murdered. if you send billions of dollars were pledged to murder america, you bear direct responsibility for their murders carried out with the dollars you have given them. [cheers and applause] you cannot wash your hands of that blood. and let me say to republican leadership. well, hold on. .. is for mitch mcconnell and john boehner tuesday the congressional period has not started and under federal law it is illegal for obama to lift sanctions. [cheers and applause] now, this is a lawless president , so the odds are significant even if congress did that, this president would ignore the law and try to lift sections, but i want him to her to speak to the ceo and board of director of every financial ins

that listens to this president releases billions to an international terrorist like the ayatollah khomeini face billions of dollars in civil liability and litigation. >> some here agreed. all sanctions in place no matter what. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." here are our bulls and bears this ek

we are eviscerating our military and a president who is more respectful to the ayatollah khomeini and he is to the prime minister of israel. >> and i led hewlett-packard. >> she can't run my of my companies. >> you ran up mountains of debt using other people's money. you were forced to file bankruptcy. >> who cares says chris christie. >> the fact is we don't want to hear about your careers. back and forth and volleying who did well and who did poorly. you are both successful people. congratulations. >> the debate did have lighter moments or higher as the case may be. >> 40 years ago, i smoked marijuana. i admit it. i'm sure others did it. my mom's not happy i just did. >> and the presidential code names. >> everready. it's very high energy, donald. >> humble. >> and not to be outpartied. lindsey graham who made waves with the hard edged anti-terror policy. >> i have a plan to destroy radical islam. these are religious nazis running wild. >> that's the first thing i'll do as president. we'll drink more. >> now people we haven't mentioned in the debate. ben carson, scott walker, ted cr

that listens to this president releases billions to an international terrorist like the ayatollah khomeini will face billions of dollars in civil liability and litigation. >> some here agreed. all sanctions in place no matter what. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." here are our bulls and bears this week. gary b. smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield, along ashley pratte and chuck rocha. our public officials failed to do it. you say private companies should keep the sanctions against iran. why? >> absolutely, brenda. because for one reason. i think it's just good business. we're all going to agree, capitalists will go to where the money is unless it's bad by. you know, if you struck a deal with a terrorist or in this case i call him a scorpion, they're always going to revert to what they do best, and that's sting. we saw that in venezuela, as a matter of fact, when exxon tried to do business there all for the sake of cash. and what happens was hugo chavez nationalized exxon's assets there. if a private company is smart, they won't deal business with

president obama's deal, if it goes through, will allow khomeini and his fellow mullahs to retain their centrifuges. they have established their -- quote -- right to enrich uranium. they have rejected attempts to inspect their site with possible military dimensions related to their nuclear program. indeed, this deal is without any credible inspection mechanism. not long ago, the administration was promising the american people so-called any time anywhere inspections. those inspections quickly morphed into inspections with 24 days' advance notice, plenty of time to ensure that the inspections will never uncover, but even more laughable, even more farcical, this deal doesn't rely on american inspectors, it doesn't rely on international inspectors. this deal trusts the iranians to inspect themselves. it is not much of an exaggeration to say the inspection regime envisioned in this deal is simply picking up the phone, calling the ayatollah khomeini and asking are you developing nuclear weapons? no. very good. thank you. that is a regime designed to facilitate cheating, to facilitate surrept

khomeini has been seen as a powerful individual, basically like superman. that is not the case. he is a very pragmatic general with a relatively good sense of the situation on the ground. bring toey factor to your attention is, these divisions are not being made by anyone doing individual -- any one individual. they have an institution called the supreme council. they all debate all of the issues. and oncete it there the decisions are made, they will be implemented by everybody. institution, there are those who can be more zariful than the reef -- awnd solemanei. bere are some that could argued are more powerful than both of these men regionally. honey -- rouhani has arguably been more powerful than anybody else. whether one of them by themselves makes his decisions. that is not the case. basically, it will be discussed and they will finally make a decision. though the supreme leader has the authority legally to veto normally hes, but will support the decision that supreme made by the national security council. it is not a one-man show. rif is a negotiator. -- bilal: i could not

influential people today, rubber hasn't fired a very angry letter to its counterpart, ayatollah khomeini handers handling of the iraq sunni politician, perhaps a later time and now handling non-with care. also has that the former commander is now back in action to hold him in check or perhaps just watch over his shoulders. there's also a price for awakening gulf and arab nationalism. because of this intervention and the reverse, anti-reaganism if that's a word i can use is at an all-time high in the world today because of yemen here i get military effect of ms., because of yemen, some learn how to which combat with the most important and powerful weapons on earth. that's never good news for iranians. with all the talk about iran's prowess in asymmetric warfare, we have to remember the country has very modest capability is also. the iranian air force is irrelevant in any military scenario or in a dogfight with arab goal fighter jets. iran has considerable skills in land warfare due primarily to the iran-iraq war but if you think about the iranian military threat, the last thing you should

soon after the iranian agreement was signed, khomeini himself tweeted a silhouette image of president obama holding a gun to his head. i just don't understand what is more clear that this regime could do to make its intentions clearer to the american people. but our president sees things differently, as he told "the new york times," if the nuclear agreement is signed, quote, who knows, iran may change. well, consider this. if you're rolling the dice at a casino, who knows, you may roll a seven. if you're at the roulette wheel, who knows, it may land on your number. but when you're gambling one thing is for sure in the long run, the casino -- one thing is for sure, in the long run, the casino wins. mr. speaker, unfortunately this is not a casino nor is it about a gambler losing money. this is about gambling on human lives. the u.s. lives and our western allies. and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. mr. schiff: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield five minutes to

we will have a president willing to utter the words radical islamic terrorism and the ayatollah khomeinit he will never, ever, ever acquire nuclear weapons. here at home, we'll reignite the promise of america. young people coming out of school, with student loans up to their eyeballs, will find instead of no jobs, two, three, four, five job opportunities. how will that happen? through tax reform. we'll pass a simple flat tax and abolish the irs. and through regulatory reform, we will repeal every word of obama care. you want to know what i'll do as president, it is real simple. we'll kill the terrorists, we'll repeal obamacare and we will defend the constitution every single word of it. >> well, you know, i was a radical democrat before i started listening to ronald reagan. and he didn't sound like what they said republicans were. he sounded logical. and i hope that i sound logical also. because when i look at what is going on with the united states of america, i see a lot of things that are not logical. i see us allowing people to divide us when in fact our strength is in our unity. i s

hillary clinton and make it clear if you vote for hillary clinton you are voting for the ayatollah khomeiniweeting about the debate he didn't have anything nice to say about the republican candidates. the prime time stage not just an 11-way contest. back to you in new york. >> peter doocy live in new york. thanks, better. >> the time is about 15 minutes after the top of the hour. the library bearing ronald reagan's name sharing his message. >> we are at a crossroads. are we going to take the reagan approach, the hopeful optimistic approach? >> who did the best job evoking the former president? excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. >>> round two of the gop debates has the candidates changing the game. >> yes. trump singing a different tune last night hoping to stand out the second time around. joining us with the strategy shift, local polling at wpa research group. lisa, thanks for joining us. >> hi.

khomeini is threatening to -- he promised 24-7 inspection, he's promised they wouldn't cross red lines broke all of the promises to the world and to americans. lou: and without shame, embarrassment or slight apology. >> no, with proclamation he was saving us from war and preventing iran from developing nuclear weapons. my favorite quote from secretary kerry is we can't reject the deal, the iranians will be right when you can't make a deal with america. my god, is that the function of the american secretary of state? lou: is that the function of an american president? they have entered a world which it is all but impossible to hack your way through the absurdities, the untruths, and just pure nonsense and noise that they generate to what end? i cannot imagine this deal. >> well, the goal is to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons, ever. but the president won't look us in the eye and say this deal stops iran from developing nuclear weapons. the deal itself -- lou: he's acknowledged, professor, that in point of fact it will not. >> it will not, ten years. lou: within a matter of d

. >> or about the ayatollah khomeini, he could be asked tough questions -- >> i thought when hewett said quds, not kurds, trump should have just said, they could? >> i don't think knowing every fact makes you a good president, we have two terms of a smart guy making bad decision. but reagan had a philosophy, i do think it was a lot more than just saying the soviet union was bad. he had an actual positive philosophy. what is trump's philosophy? >> i guess make america great again? >> really. >> that is a bumper sticker, not a philosophy. >> we're going to have so many victories, your head will spin. it's going to be great. >> not knowing this stuff may be fine for a hugh hewett interview, it's not going to cut it if he is not the democratic nominee. i don't think it will work in his favor. >> again, just my opinion. >> men don't care if women are funny. tom you said that according to the study, funny women are not attractive. >> that is not what the study says -- >> come on, the study says women don't find men more attractive -- >> i know the converse is true. you can say funny women are

hillary clinton and to make abundantly clear if you vote for hillary you are voting for the ayatollah khomeini. >>> as it relates to my brother, he kept us safe. >> there will always be a bush or clinton for you if you want to go back to war in iraq. >> mr. trump we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. >> i believe free enterprise and lamented government is the best way to help people in upward momentum. >> i led hewlett packard during gif difficult times. >> for the 55-year-old construction worker, they could care less about your careers. they care about theirs. >> any clear winner? anyone who clearly needs to step up their game? take it around the table. greg? >> i have my winners first second and thirst place. first place, donald trump. he was terrific. second place, donald trump he was fantastic. i would have fwgiven him first place. third place i have donald trump but i don't want to upset him there were two candidates that were better than him. trump and trump. it's huge. >> did you make that at kinkoes? >> what is with this paper? >> i ran out of paper. by

yes, president carter welcomed the ayatollah khomeini as a man f peace, piece of destruction. but they've broken every international agreement in which they've participated since 1989. they've never been made to account, or held accountable, employees our embassy hostage for other a year. for heaven's sake, it's bad enough that the administration negotiated a man that's being charged with desertion in return for giving radical islamists, back to terrorists, continue to create havoc and kill americans and others. but now, we're going to give them the ability to have an agreement, i guess if you're naive enough -- well, they've broken every agreement they've entered for 36 years, but this one we think we -- we and the obama administration are so special this time they're not going to breach this agreement despite the fact that the ayatollah himself and other top leaders still say death to america, they still say they're plotting the destruction or overthrow of israel, they still say they're plotting the destruction of the united states, and all the time they're doing that, we ha

that listens to this president releases billions to an international terrorist like the ayatollah khomeinis in civil liability and litigation. >> some here agreed. all sanctions in place no matter what. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." here are our bulls and bears this week.

we're now talking about giving the ayatollah khomeini, a homicidal maniac, who hates america every bit as much as bin laden did, giving him, $100 billion, to carry out his murderous plans. >> the last time senator cruz was certain of anything, was when he supported the iraq war that cost the lives of 200,000, including 4,000 americans and many more wounded. anyway, donald trump, well, here was donald trump today. >> they rip us off, they take our money, they make us look like fools, they don't want israel to survive. they will not let israel survive with incompetent leadership like we have right now. israel will not survive. we are led by very, very stupid people. we lose everywhere. we lose militarily. isis, give me a break. it will change. we will have so much winning if i get elected that you may get bored with winning. >> getting a little tired, isn't it? and then there was sarah palin, who ignoring the fine points, called the deal with iran, a betrayal of america. >> of course obama's deal is insane to anyone but iranian regime sympathizers. our sons and daughters sacrificed in ir

nuclear weapons program is nothing more than executive agreement between president obama and ayatollah khomeini. the next president to revoke an agreement with the stroke of a pen could modify the terms of the agreement at any time. we hope the letter which is your knowledge of our constitutional system that promotes understanding and clarity as negotiations progressed. 47 republican senators in march of this year writing to the ayatollah, basically telling him don't get your hopes up if you're negotiating with the united states, reminded him they will have the last word as members of congress and stipulating a three fifths vote required in the united states senate and then going on to say keep in mind we would be a lot longer than any president. we may be the last group to make a decision and basically reminding them that presidents come and go and don't assume the next president will honor an agreement reached by this resume. mr. president, you back 12 years ago. 47 democratic senators in the midst of our negotiation as to whether we should invade iraq, 47 democratic senators have sent a lett

if it goes through, over $100 billion will flow directly to iran, to the ayatollah khomeini. >> they us off, they take our money, they make us look like fools. and now they are back to being who they really are, they don't want israel to survive. >> indeed the top mullah said again today israel must be destroyed and america remains the great satan. on the other side, hillary clinton supports the deal. >> without a deal, iran's breakout time, how long they need to produce enough material for a nuclear weapon, which would shrink to a couple of months. with a deal, that breakout time stretches to a year which means that if iran cheats, we will know it and we will have time to respond decisively. >> mrs. clinton pledges that if she is elected president, she will use military force to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon' if they break the deal. despite overwhelming opposition, the nuke agreement will go through. it will go through. the whole fiasco shine as spotlight though on president obama's foreign policy, which is a disaster. as you know, millions of refugees are fleeing the m

the ayatollah khomeini hates us every bit as much. stated his intention to murder us just as fishishly and the difference is this deal will give him over $100 billion to carry that out. if iran acquires nuclear weapons. one electromagnetic pulse could kill tens of millions of americans. >> what can you do? we went through this entire deal where i thought it was a bad idea from the start. that was bob corker's bill where they took away. you have a constitutional majority. the president wasn't going to declare this a treaty. what are you going to do in the senate to stop this? >> there are two important things we can do. this should have been treated as a treaty. i fought hard against corker carden when it was coming up. i introduced an amendment to have it require the approval of congress it was republican leadership who killed that. there are two things we can do, sean. number one, the most important right now is there are two people in washington, d.c. who can stop this deal and their names are mitch mcconnell and john boehner. under

. >> if you vote for hillary, you're working for the ayatollah khomeini to possess a nuclear weapon. >> if they are getting close to developing a nuclear weapon can you better believe i would do everything in my power as commander-in-chief to stop them. >> let's ask hillary clinton. she believes in the systematic murder of children in the mode to preserve their body parts in order to maximize his value for sale for profit. >> this is about the character of our nation. if we will not stand up and urge president obama to veto the bill, shame on us. >> donald trumps of the following about you. quote, look at that face, within what hope for that? he said later he was talking about your persona. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what is your trump said. >> to subject my wife into the middle of a raucous political conversation was inappropriate. >> eger phenomenal things get a carrier wife is is a lovely woman. >> she's the love of my life and a wonderful woman and she's right here. >> politicians have run up the debt using other peoples money. that is precisely the

hillary clinton and to make abundantly clear if you vote for hillary you are voting for the ayatollah khomeinisess the nuclear weapon. >> she believes in systematic murder of children in the womb maximizes their value for sale for profit it is disgusting the american people need to hear it. we shouldn't be fighting with each other. she is the real opponent and she is the real problem. >> hillary clinton talks about the minimum wage. that's her answer to grow the economy. >> if you want to stump a democrat, ask them to name an accomplishment of mrs. clinton. >> you think it's time to put a former federal prosecutor on the same stage as hillary clinton. and i will prosecute her during those debates on that stage for the record that we are talking about here. >> all right. so who did you think -- i mean, just shout it out. who do you think is the best republican to go up against hillary? >> fiorina. >> women say fiorina. you say fiorina as well? >> rubio. >> rubio? >> rubio. >> so rubio is hispanic. so he has the advantage of diversity. how important is that? is the republican party hampering its

ayatollah khomeini and rooney know every page of the deal. you and i are in the dark.know that's wrong. this is so messed up and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thanks for being with us, see. also on gretawire.com you will find my full interview with dole and roberts about president eisenhower. up next the o'reilly factor. good night from washington. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> they rip us off, take our money and make us look like fools and now they are back to being where they really are. they don't want israel to survive. >> with the deal we will have unpress debted access. we will be able to to monitor every aspect of their nuclear program. >> big anti-iranian nuke deal rally today and the political parties are divided. republicans hate the deal. the democrats accept it but the folks are saying no. we will have a special report. >> there is no amount of money that can't address the legitimate grief that this family or any other family have. >> the city of baltimore gives the family

if republican leadership actually told the ayatollah khomeini with a nuclear weapon could murder millionsor zerls or europeans then we would use our constitutional authority to stop it. we would pass a continuing resolution to say no funds may be used to administer this catastrophic deal. >> i'm watching the wwe debate last night. you said this about, you said that about. i find myself frustrated because i wanted to hear more from you. you did not get anywhere near the time of the candidates. i wanted to hear more from marco rubio, maybe more from scott walker. do you think this is a helpful process? would you do it differently? >> listen. i am encouraged by what we're seeing in the pry maerimaries a the country. the debates themselves, the moderators are looking for a dlash clash, a food fight. they're really warranting to turn it into jerry springer. >> i was waiting for a chair to go flyin gflying. you are viewed as an insurge something candidate. how do you break through to the top tier as you sit in the second tier right below in the top four? >> we're right now polling number four n

republican rudy giuliani says not only does iran's supreme leader khomeini support groups like hamas but he also punishes his own people. >> we are putting the nuclear button in the hands of mad men. >> reporter: for his part booker says he read the deal and spoke to experts. the deadline on a vote on the deal, september 17. in newark, new jersey, christine sloan, cbs2 news. >>> up next, it is a sibling rivalry that could make history tonight. [ music ] >> who is your hero? >> serena williams. >> the williams sisters are inspiring people on and off the court. >> new information about this fowle on the field. the possible motive behind the tackling. >> out lack of rain to have to do with -- our lack of rain what it to do with the apple harvest. >> is your smartphone safe? that and more coming up. in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, old, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced hospice and palliative care for adults and children, but the values of the brookly

that group is in league with the ayatollah khomeini includes chuck schumer, former democratic chairman of the relations committee, bob menendez, ben cardin, and includes our speaker tonight, today, vice president dick cheney. he's the author with his daughter, liz, of a wonderful new book called "exceptional, why the world needs a powerful america." he says president obama has few accomplishments but there is one he has. this iran deal is so bad has into the only united arabs and israelis he's united chuck schumer and dick cheney. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president. [applause] former vice president cheney: well, thank you very much, mark. i hadn't thought of that. probably the first time chuck schumer and i agreed on anything. he's welcomed to the club. i'm delighted to be here today. ai's been a home of sorts going back to the ford administration. i'm proud to serve on the board of trustees now and on occasion they provide a forum where we can discuss important issues. i come before you today not as a candidate for any office. my years in elective office are over. i come before