senator lieberman and senator graham six years ago predicted this. i wonder what lesson this president took from that event and their predictions. the fact is -- the fact is -- and i -- it's with great sadness i tell my colleagues, we will hear a lot of rhetoric, there is going to be a lot of meetings, there will be a lot of gatherings and conversations and threats about what needs to be done, but for a broad variety of reasons, which i do not have the time to go through here, i predict to you now that the sanctions that are in place, which are a handful of people, will be the extent of our reaction to the invasion of crimea, and the pending violation, further violation of ukranian territory from the east. madam president, after hitler invaded austria in 1938, he gave a speech in vienna after -- from the balcony of a hotel in vienna. we should look back at that speech, and i will give more quotes from it, but it is a carbon copy of what vladimir putin said about crimea. that they had to go in and protect the german-speaking people, and they had to do

now it says are aware of the foreign minister dora lieberman has called for the occupation of the gaza strip. he made the comments after dozens of rockets were fired from the palestinian territory and to israel divisions among israel's jewish population were also in the spotlight on wednesday when parliament passed a law requiring ultra orthodox men to serve in the country's armed forces has long been exempt from military service to the anger of secular israelis. in our reporter tiny creamer joins us now from jerusalem so i can tell us a little bit more about this controversy surrounding orthodox and military service went to the city to full appeal. it is because they say they encourage you to become by starting the tour i do admit to being fit to play a critical about sharing the burden that will look at noah actually cold the appeal took the kids pick them to come on the third and nineteen twenty eight a period of time at that time. the old new fuel to the ticket queue to pay deal to take up too. and at the target population and integrity say that they're up to the court heard that t

regions of the night before you know me understand why everyone was so busy in both color and away lieberman is an entertaining about three and two on j covered this story and met with key people for bringing this humanitarian issue to my gm. the setlist. she has been preparing a special local reports for today's link up in the early twentieth century have not gotten notice. she encounters some troubles like waiting until the early morning hours to suit the broadcast times in korea. thankfully the first connection was very successful. blaming the victim. i am the connections continue the next day. and then just sign she is on standby at central park in glendale where i come from roman statue is located. and to celebrate this special occasion like that one to connect live to add a leash on land the standing by her studio in los angeles ca this done. well below use the n h on land is already a leading center played the important role in connecting away with scholar i'm actively kill santa barbara ca parliament that since it's a glendale city officials and a local korean american groups say the

i said, look, i'm not going to tell you about joe lieberman. you've already heard it. but i have an announcement to make. i have spent all of these years with joe lieberman, eating salmon, writing the shabbat elevator, not being able to ride in a car on saturday. i've had to go through all of this all of these years and i've gotten none of the benefits, so i'm announcing my conversion to judaism. [applause] and joe said, that was great. only, i had to have a brisk. so i change my mind. [laughter] you for being here trying to do the lords work in the city of satan. [laughter] and the snow may have shut down the government, i'm -- but obviously, it can't shut down aipac. [applause] by the way, in case you missed it, only 12% of american approval for congress. we are down to paid staff and blood relatives. [laughter] old -- r is 102 years [applause] day.alled me the other we are now down to paid staff. [laughter] i really do come to you this morning with a heavy heart, with a heavy heart and great sadness because of events taking place in ukraine. ukraine isppens in direc

i have spent all these years with joe lieberman eating salmon, riding the elevator, not being able tose years and got none of the benefits so i am announcing my conversion. [applause] >> joe said a that was great. only i had to have a brisk. so i changed my mind. i thank all of you for being here trying to do the lord's work in the city of satan. it is no shutdown of the government but it can shut down aipac. [applause] >> in case you missed only 12% of americans approved of congress. we're down to pay staff and blood relatives. my mother is 102 years old. isn't that wonderful? she called me the other day. we are down to paid staff. i really do come to you this morning with a heavy heart. a heavy heart and great sadness because of the events taking place in ukraine. what happens in ukraine is directly related to what happens in the middle east and obviously we know what happens in the middle east is vital to the existence of the state of israel. i am not going to go through the history of the ukraine with you but the fact is crimea is a sovereign part of the sovereign nation of ukrain

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i said, look, i'm not going to tell you about joe lieberman. you've already heard it.i have an announcement to make. i have spent all of these years with joe lieberman, eating salmon, riding the shabbat elevator, not being able to ride in a car on saturday. i've had to go through all of this all of these years, and i've gotten none of the benefits, so i'm announcing my conversion to judaism. [applause] and joe said, that was great. only i had to have a brisk. so i've changed my mind. [laughter] i thank all of you for being here trying to do the lord's work in the city of satan. [laughter] and the snow may have shut down the government, but obviously, it can't shut down aipac. [applause] by the way, in case you missed it, only 12% of americans approve of congress. we are down to paid staff and blood relatives. [laughter] my mother is 102 years old -- [applause] she called me the other day. we are now down to paid staff. [laughter] i really do come to you this morning with a heavy heart, with a heavy heart and great sadness because of events taking place in ukraine. and

in 2003 we had the mccain-lieberman bill. it failed 43-5. then we had the mccain-lieberman bill again p in 2005. it failed 38-60. the trend. it is going in the wrong direction. in 2008, the lieberman-warner bill failed. in 2010, resolution of disapproval on e.p.a.'s greenhouse gas rule was 47-53. in 2011 the inhofe-upton prohibition on greenhouse gas regulations was 50-50. in 2013, the inhofe had of-upton prohibition wawlsz 47-526789 what i'm saying here is the -- the sentiment of the house and the senate is going the reverse direction. so there's -- it's been virtually impossible to try to pass a cap-and-trade bill. and i know there are a lot of people who at one time were looking at this and feeling that this was something that was going to be a reality. but i have to say this: when you -- one of the reasons -- this is kind of interesting. i'm sorry that my good friend from massachusetts is not on the floor right now. but i can remember back when -- when republicans were in the majority in the senate, i was the chairman of the subcommittee

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>> he knocks off lieberman in the primary and goes on vacation in maine and mike dukakis had to go the music festival -- >> real politicians don't take vacations. >> but stockman, this was -- i was going to say it's candidacy, i don't i'm not sure it's that. he might have been better off in terms of the amount of the vote if he went on vacation the day he filed and never campaigned. >> there's some people who decide they are tired of being in the house. instead of leaving they go for a bigger office. >> harold ford, i thought he ran a serious campaign. he could have held that seat forever in memphis. he decided i don't want to sit in the house forever, i want to try something else. >> wendy davis has a lot of publicity because of her stand on choice and reproductive rights. we know issues are huge, sometimes the dominant issue, texas. wendy davis, texas. >> she's had some stumbles from her magnificent first -- wearing those very attractive sneakers during her filibuster -- >> first time i've heard that combination of words. >> very attractive sneakers. they were pink. >> and most guys

we had a few upsets, cheney falling to lieberman. beat out romney, and barry goldwater lost to cabot lodge, most famous for being a write-in winner. you can see who's moving on on our website. who will advance to the sweet 16? voting starts tomorrow morning. in the meantime, i'll be right back. [ ambient street noise ] ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. thanks, "g." >>> well, it may not be our official capital, but at times it certainly feels as if the rest of the country is being forced to take its queues from new york. you know i like to have a little fun with that. this week, the tdr 50 will take a closer look at the politics inside the empire state. of course, new york was the capital for a short time during the american revolution, and george washington was sworn in at federal hall. it was a fitting start for a state that has become a powerful political force as well as the financial and cultural capital of not just the nation, ar

he wanted joe lieberman but knew that would never sell.on over the most dominant faction of the party before anything else. republican candidates are lining up to his get endorsement because they know it carries weight. the conservative base trusts him and knows he will fight for them no matter the cost. it's the exact opposite of what romney and mccain tried to do. cruz knows it's much harder to move from the midol the far right and back again than it is to start from the far right and then move to the middle. don't forget support for the tea party among loyal republicans is still high, sitting around 75%. and that's important because it's these same people who are attending cpac today that get out to vote in primaries. i know what you're thinking. it doesn't matter because it doesn't have establishment appeal. but this is where we are all getting played. on paper cruz has everything the establishment would want in a candidate. he's incredibly smart, a graduate from harvard and princeton, was one of the top trade lawyers of the federal tr

they had the mccain lieberman bill in 2005. it failed. it is -- the trend is going in the wrong direction. in 2010, a resolution of disapproval on the eta's greenhouse gas rule was 47-53. in 2011, the prohibition on greenhouse gas relations was 50-50. in 2000 13, a budget amendment was cut down 47-52. the sentiment of the house and senate is going to reverse direction. host: senator james imhoff of oklahoma last night. members of the senate have been tweeting throughout the night very to those who have been participating in the session you can check that out on c-span's twitter page. one of our lists is u.s. senators. one of our senators who twitches an hour ago, he said the cost of climate change legislation is too high for our community. here is a bit of what the white house had to say. -- of what senator white house had to say. in an effort to suggest that this climate change thing is not all that we shake it up to be. the first point that he made was about a group of e-mails that came out of east anglia university which the climate de

there is no joe lieberman. we cannot let this happen to the conservative movement.gnoring threats to our national security is the obama doctrine. the contrast with ronald reagan could not be clearer. reagan believed in peace through strength, not isolationism. today, can you imagine ronald reagan dealing with vladimir putin? reagan understood that the principal task of the government is the protection of the united states. who said that best but that "thetarian, adam smith, in wealth of nations." duty ofthe first two the sovereign is protecting the society from invasion of other independent societies. reagan called a strong defense budget the vital margin of safety. we are losing the vital margin of safety all around the world. we are not going to get peace through strength. we are not devoting the budget to it. we are not going to peace through weakness either. we will get what we see today in the ukraine. vladimir putin has a strategy and obama has nothing. to has a growing defense budget and ours is striking -- shrinking. look at the middle east. russia's puppet,

joe what's his name lieberman lieberman and you know the guys who are not a bill kristol who are hard to follow so. yes reflect and i'm curious you know feel free to say you're not going to psychoanalyze somebody but i'm curious what your thoughts are about that that kind of branch of politics and what it's doing to our policies or you can see why i believe these people are stuck in the middle of the twentieth century that their views might have been formed during the cold war but they are they hearken back to the holocaust to some of them to world war two to munich look how often they make the munich comparison you know many negotiations we've had since one thousand nine hundred thirty nine but that's the one they're fixated you know for and would have a field day analyzing these guys what is going on there that they keep going back trying to correct the mistakes of their great grandfathers ok so that's where we are now so you can see that's the answer to everything in chapter two of the book i don't want to put the book too much please said chapter two i go over what their policy wa

. >> he had the greatest joke on letter man where he says i pick joe lieberman who's going to work foravorite joke -- i will never forget how hard i laughed at that. >> just to go to the has pack kracy, every four years it's this al smith dinner where they make jokes and dresed in tuxes and so on. these jokes, some of them are inappropriate. but this is seen of being part of the way that the presidential candidates operate. it's sort of accepted. but when obama does something, going on jach gal fa nick kifias different. >>> we will be right back. everything off wipes to remove makeup. and bright on schedule eye roller to instantly depuff. for instant beauty sleep, no sleep required. my sinuses are acting up and i've got this runny nose. i better take something. truth is, sudafed pe pressure and pain won't treat all of your symptoms. really? alka seltzer plus severe sinus fights your tough sinus symptoms plus your runny nose. oh what a relief it is ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. whole grains... at afraud could mean

. ♪ >> reporter: for fusion, i'm dan lieberman in new york. >> you can catch dan's entire piece tonightes, my friend. >> talent. >> i'll split those earnings with you. . >>> this morning on "world news now" -- difficult diplomacy. the ukraine crisis, >>> this morning on "world news now" -- difficult diplomacy. the ukraine crisis, russia's stance and the push for a peaceful solution. today's developments and uncertainty. >>> keep your cool or else. warnings from doctors to people who can't control their anger. >> the mind and the body are connected and on various organ systems but certainly for cardiac. >> how today's outbursts could put you at risk in the future. >>> and legal reality -- how the reality housewife could face jail time after pleading guilty to fraud. >> [ bleep ]! >> startling admissions from a couple who found fame and fortune. it is wednesday, march 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this ash wednesday. i'm john muller. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. we begin with the latest on the simmering crisis in ukraine. >> s

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senator lieberman on our side and senator warner on the republican side did one of the early climate bills. this is an issue where republican candidates for president who served here still campaigned for president on the issue of climate change. there is a member on the other side of the aisle who was the original cosponsor of a climate fee bill. there are republican members who when they were in the house voted for waxman-markey. there are a number of republican senators who have publicly said they think a carbon tax or a carbon fee is a sensible idea or is an idea they would support under the right circumstances. so there is a great opportunity to reach to colleagues on the other side of the aisle. once you get passed people who are elect the politically, you see republicans in abundance supporting doing something about climate. you discussed earlier -- the presiding officer, the distinguished senator from new jersey, discussed earlier the republican former e.p.a. administrators who came afford d to say, hey, guys, you have got to be responsible about it. george schultz has campaig

lieberman is recognised as been a man that shoots from the mouth and he is. very inflammatory what are you seeing while you're trying to broker a cease fire but this is not this is nothing not to do that it's merely to do real the peace process will look sort of communism and does not want peace for us as. it could actually do rail the peace process the sort of inflammatory cord. yes dick van because i mean you don't know what the israelis are actually going to do and the israelis have been putting in so many preconditions in the peace process already that is a very. tender stage they are looking for the right of return to be there's no right of return and they're also looking for to be recognized as a jewish state so they're put in so many preconditions and now you cannot with these inflammatory remarks so it's got it's making the situation more tense so israel doesn't believe in get what it can or what it wants through dialogue through negotiation through diplomatic and political means you believe it wants to get it by force while the are ticking and by for