minister says he hopes the latest round of violence with iran inside syria has ended every dollar lieberman says that israel hit nearly all of iran's infrastructure its biggest attack since the war began syrian state television is reporting that three people were killed in the strikes but the most of the rockets were intercepted cattleya lopez all day on reports. cockpit video from israeli war planes and animated maps show what israeli commanders say is the destruction of an iranian rocket launcher in syria the israelis also say dozens of other iranian targets in syria were struck. rockets have been fired from syria israel says some were intercepted and blames the attacks on the quds brigade which is part of iran's revolutionary guard syria and its allies which include iran and russia say it didn't start this fight they accuse israel of firing artillery shells at the golan border town of khan our number on wednesday the syrians blame the israeli air force for attacking a syrian army base south of damascus on tuesday killing two people. syrian military video is said to show the firing of mis

defense minister says that he hopes the latest round of violence with iran inside syria has ended lieberman says that israel hit nearly all of iran's infrastructure in its biggest attack since the war began israel says that it was in response to iranian rockets being fired at its positions in the golan heights charlotte ballasts reports. air raid sounding in the israeli occupied golan heights rockets fired from syria israel says somewhere into sifted. the israeli army is attributing the attack to the coots brigades part of the iranian revolutionary guard. iran is an ally of syrian president bashar al assad and the coalition says it didn't start this fight it says israel fired shells at the golan border town of han on a bay earlier on when stay on choose day blamed israel for this is a strike on a syrian army base south of damascus that killed two people. the syrian military says this video shows a firing missiles in response to israeli attacks on damascus suburbs. some people estimate that means rio has made a hundred incursion certainly doesn't. including just. go for a wider or probably i

operation when those rockets started to be fired towards the occupied golan heights and the boat lieberman has said that if it rains on israel it will pour on iran knows far as the israeli military is concerned they say that they've taken every single iranian military site inside syria itself mr lieberman has said just in the last few hours or so that when the iranians wake up this morning they will realize it will take the months to rebuild what they hide and again making the point that for israel any sort of a really in military base inside syria is not acceptable a point that prime minister netanyahu made during that trip to moscow and weapons they had many thanks. to their life in west jerusalem. a search and rescue operation is underway after a dam bust in central kenya heavy rain caused the patel dam in a corner of county to break its banks sweeping away hundreds of homes there are reports that at least twenty people have been killed the kenyan red cross said on twitter that it had rescued thirty nine people so flash flooding has already killed at least one hundred people across keny

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in terms of iranian military encampments and missiles inside syria the defense minister avigdor lieberman is cautioning against celebrating this too much saying that the media and pundits should not do so israel is not looking for an escalation towards war it has though escalated the kind of strike that is prepared to do the question is now what effect that will have you took about israel's response being a deterrent it's this is all about israel lying and putting out a red line isn't it on a border area that was until relatively recently relatively peaceful. i think i heard you asking about the effects in terms of the the atmosphere in the level of tension here the israelis are trying to get back to a level of what they call normalcy as soon as possible they say that the strikes that they've carried out the army says it is hit almost every iranian installation inside syria and that it will take some time for iran to reestablish that infrastructure should it wish to do so now it's saying that this is over it's telling residents here to get on with life as normal despite what has been an e

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mara, joe lieberman says -- >> i think he explain it pretty well.y was not negotiating on behalf of the u.s. government. what's interesting, if john kerry wanted to lobby, he should be lobbying donald trump. he's talking to people who agreed with him and failed. >> 8 the whit -- at the white h, there's not a feeling like anything but pulling out the deal. from the big question remain. what happens after we full out? the sanctions snap back on our end. the europeans other signatories they will not put back sanctions. what does that mean? does donald trump sanction those european countries? this will be the biggest rift between trump and our european allies. bigger than paris, bigger than moving the embassy in jerusalem. this is a big split. you just had markle and macron over here trying everything to get him to stay in. >> it was parade of those voices. >> this is a problem with the iran deal in the first place. how the obama administration went about it. it should have gone through congress. because they did run around congress, and tried to call i

against the innocent civilian population and then the second pretext the us they say oh they're hamas lieberman the defense minister of israel says there are no innocent people of gaza imagine two million people there isn't a single entrant child woman man in the eyes of lieberman who is innocent so everyone can be killed everyone should be killed and then secondly. we have videos of israeli soldiers shooting sniping our kids and then dancing dancing on it and number three we called for an investigation commission and who rejected negotiate their investigation commission israel halley from friends of israel and london and nowhere what was going on. that cannot stand that that cannot stand if we if you want peace in this region if we want to defeat extremism in this region we cannot allow this extremist israeli government to do what's doing in terms of settlement activities the massacres the confiscation of land the settlement activities the siege the closure they have there and get them to a big prison in the last eleven years to a big prison then one response from britain is now to send prince

he says he regrets not having picked joe lieberman. joe lieberman and mccain have been and are extremely close. they have worked together on policy for decades. they have a very special bond. i think john wishes he had picked the man with whom he had this very special bond. but i can tell you from personal experience that anybody who has ever said anything remotely disparaging about sarah palin gets an earful from john mccain. i remember having done so once and john mccain got as angry as i have ever seen him with me. cindy mccain was there. lindsey graham was there. they will remember. so i think this is a big misunderstanding. i think it was a headline that came out in an outlet, maybe the hill, saying that he regretted picking sarah palin. he did not say that. he said he wished he had picked his friend, not because he didn't want sarah palin but because of the special friendship with joe lieberman. look, john mccain is this guy who has got this old fashioned sense of chivalry and loyalty. he is grateful, he is respectful for anybody

so a lot of the conventional wisdom said a pick like lieberman would be more interesting, create thetisan ticket. he went for palin. initially it was a success. that quickly failed as palin stumbled on television and on the campaign trail. i think he regrets it. i think that was why he did it. it opened the door to elements of the republican party that mccain is now dealing with. some of the world of donald trump comes together in the palin pick. and with palin joining the ticket. i think that's also part of its regret. >> yeah. i expect we'll learn more about that decision and the regrets since in his upcoming memoir. >> julian zelizer, we appreciate you being here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> okay, so many people are trying to figure out president trump's playbook, including iran's supreme leader. so this is the ayatollah here reading a book. check out what he is reading. that's michael wolfe's "fire and fury." we'll have more on this picture. >>> and you know it's the final week before the big royal wedding. some brits are so excited they're wagering who designed the gown, how so

this law was reaffirmed last 90-0 and itte of joseph lieberman. declared jerusalem as the capital of israel and mandated the move of the embassy. passed long years have since this transfer has become the law of the land, but we now extend the same right we have two other nations, a right to designate the capital city. add,ital city, i should that houses the three seats of government and a history that dates back to thedeclared jeruse time when king david made jerusalem the ancient capital of israel and this has befored americans since the founding of our republic. of a questop spoke to build a new jerusalem as a city on a hill, a phrase that would be expanded by ronald reagan to be the shining city on the hill and the united states established this consulate before the birth of the state of relaxed andincoln told his wife that it was finally time for him to take and and he expressed a hope desire to visit the city of jerusalem and many say that those were his last words in ford's theater. i think that lincoln smiles today as donald trump opens the

he spoke about regret for not putting joe lieberman, an independent who caucused with democrats on hist because he was worried about the politics of it. >> yeah. you know, i always thought that mccain at the end of his life, whenever that moment came, would say something about his regrets when it comes to sarah palin. i covered that campaign. mccain has a penchant for self-criticism and honesty. sometimes it takes a while, but he invariably critiques himself and this is one of those examples where i kind of knew what happened eventually. what he's done, though, he's not criticizing palin directly. he's not saying he regrets picking her. he's being a little bit more delicate about the matter and saying he wishes he had selected joe lieberman instead. that's what he wanted to do at the time. he says very clearly his staff said no, there will be a huge backlash with our base, you can't do it. and mccain now says that that is one of his regrets, he wishes he had. and he's not just thinking about the past, he's thinking about the future and as you alluded to, his family has made plans for h

against the innocent civilian population and then the second pretext the us they say oh they're hamas lieberman the defense minister of israel says there are no innocent people of gaza imagine two million people there isn't a single entrant child woman man in the eyes of lieberman who is innocent so everyone can be killed everyone should be killed and then secondly. we have videos of israeli soldiers shooting sniping our kids and then dancing dancing on it and number three we called for an investigation commission and who rejected negotiate their investigation commission israel halley from friends of israel and london and nowhere what was going on. that cannot stand that that cannot stand if we if you want peace in this region if we want to defeat extremism in this region we cannot allow this extremist israeli government to do what's doing in terms of the settlement activities the massacres the confiscation of land the settlement activities the siege the closure they have there and get them to a big prison in the last eleven years to a big prison then one response from britain is now to send pr

and interestingly enough, he also said he regrets not putting joe lieberman on his ticket, and by doinghe regrets putting sarah palin on the ticket and a lot of people believe that sarah palin was like the gateway drug to a donald trump. >> quickly, i always wanted to know, what would you have said as a democrat if john mccain had put joe lieberman on the ticket? >> oh, i probably would have hated him, but, you know, that's what politics are. i also think that -- you know, looking back at it, i actually think that it's a big thing for john mccain to say that he regrets having put sarah palin on there. >> i do, because, you know, he's never criticized her. >> ever. >> he has -- >> it's huge. >> he has said, he's told me, i -- you know, lieberman was my first choice, but he's never gone that second step. can i say one more thing about the trump -- i think he may be doing it for his family, not inviting trump. because his wife and his daughter, in particular, were so offended by everything that donald trump said about john mccain. and perhaps when he was -- i'm just surmising this. i have

then former senator and democratic vice presidential nominee joe lieberman talks about how president trump should approach the threats and opportunities with north korea and iran as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and the race for control of congress kicks into high gear as voters in several key battleground states prepare to head to the polls for tuesday's primary, and the stakes are high , republicans are looking to lock in several senate seats, come november, in hopes of breaking the long-standing trend of whoever holds the white house almost always loses seats come the mid-term elections something democrats are pretty much banking on most notably house minority leader nancy pelosi she expressed confidence that they will retake control of the house come november. joining me now to discuss all of that house majority leader kevin mccar she, potentially the next speaker of the house good to see you sir thanks for joining us. >> thanks for letting me come on with you. maria: i want to kick it off right there because nancy pelosi a lot to say this last week. we have

it's no secret that john mccain preferred john lieberman.being pressured from the right because conservatives didn't trust mccain already, having lieberman in their watered ideology down even more. so that was why sarah palin was perfect. and many people point to that as a pivotal moment for the republican party, for the big victory for the far right, which we now see -- >> it was a hell of a movie, by the way, game changer. woody harrelson, playing our friend. what dupg o you think of that s palin? showing some class. >> and let's remember that we're in this moment where it's almost like people rock bottom when it comes to joking about people who are likely, that are really sick. >> if you are decently decent, you look pretty good right now. >> it's what people said about george w. bush, look at the speeches, he's not being racist, it's so amazing he can have these speeches. as a reporter, the war in iraq and katrina when you think of george bush, but he's having the renaissance where peak democrats are saying i miss the days of george bush

this is no secret that mccain preferred joe lieberman.f that campaign, but he was being pressured from the right because conservatives didn't trust mccain already. having lieberman in there, a watered ideology down even more, so that was why sarah palin was perfect. many people pointed out it was a pivotal moment for the republican party, a big victory for the far right, which -- >> it was a hell of a movie by the way, game-changer. woody harrelson playing our friend. what do you think of that sarah palin? >> i think she showed some class. let's remember that we're in this moment where it's almost like people are hitting rock bottom when it comes to joking about people that rock bottom w comes to joking people that are sick. >> if you're even reasonably decent you look pretty good right now. it's why people are saying look at george bush. so many people think war in iraq and katrina when you think of george bush but he's also have this renaissance when democrats are saying i miss the days of george bush. >> i'm waiting for him to totally

if we say to each other, beebe, myself, lieberman, the most important issue in our table is the needto put an end to the iranian nuclear program. so it should make any other issues subordinate. i thought that be capable of convincing beebe and liberman to move forward with the palestinians. it could simplify dramatically the challenge of creating consensus about iran. the middle east you have to remember we do not have a border, common border with iran. you have to cross two countries in order to reach iran, and even internally, my judgment was that a lot of the resistance that we met myself, beebe in liberman in armed forces, mossad, the presidential palace and shimon peres was there and the commentariry -- i see one we're covered israeli politics. major part of it stemmed from the fight that iran seemed a little frighten, to some people, genuinely frightening to tackle them head son and people asked how come you are going lead us into a clash with iran when you cannot make a single step in an issue which is painful but much simpler, namely the palestinians. approached beebe and the

infrastructure it will be a long process should it wish to do so the israeli defense minister avigdor lieberman has been speaking at an annual conference this morning he is cautioning against overt celebration saying that israel does not want a further escalation this is though an escalation in response targeted it to things presumably to try to deter further iranian action and also to make the most of this opportunity to do the most damage that it could to what israel says is a major threat inside syrian territory people here israelis are being told to go about their daily lives at the same time this area is being closed off as a military zone. three americans freed from prison in north korea have touched down in the u.s. president trump called as a great honor to welcome the men to a base outside washington d.c. their release comes after secretary of state might pump air travel to north korea to finalize plans for a summit between trump and kim jong. blazes police chief says he will ensure a safe transfer of power following the opposition's other expected election victory supporters a gatheri

both houses of congress and led i should add by a former senator who is here today senator joseph lieberman thank you howie that law which was reaffirmed just last year by of ninety two zero in the senate declared jerusalem to be the capital of israel and mandated the move of the embassy . twenty three long years have passed since the transfer of the embassy became the law of the land but today we keep our promise to the american people and weeks stand to israel the same right we extend to every other nation the right to designate its capital city thank you but also city i should add which houses all three seats of government with a three thousand year old history dating back to the time when king david major roussillon the capital of ancient israel. jerusalem has inspired americans since well before the founding of our republic john winthrop in sixteen thirty as he approached massachusetts bay spoke of his quest to build the new jerusalem as a city on a hill. a phrase later expanded by president reagan to be a shining city on a hill the united states established its consulate in jerusalem

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. >>> for the first time, senator john mccain regrets not picking joe lieberman for his running mate in 2008. "the new york times" reports he admitted this in his upcoming book. >>> former vice president biden recently paid mccain a visit. biden says john knows he is in a precarious situation and he is still concerned about the state of the country. we talked of the international reputation is damaged and we talked about the need for people to stand up and speak out. mccain encouraged biden not to walk away from politics. sources close to former presidents george w. bush and barack obama have been asked to deliver eulogies at mccain's funeral. >>> another mid air incident involving a cracked window on a passenger plane. a jetblue flight from san juan to tampa was diverted to if tfo lauderdale. a reporter from wfts was on the plane. they did not lose cabin pressure, but the cracks did force the plane to land in ft. lauderdale. the flight was diverted out of caution and passengers were accommodated on another aircraft. the incident is days after the cracked outer window from the southw

we have oren lieberman and frederick pleitgen. oren, tell us what's happening right now. seems like things may be pretty quiet. what are you learning? >> reporter: brie anit is almos deceptively quiet. we've seen people picking apples. it's a far cry from what we've seen from the exact same spot last night, when we heard surface-to-surface missiles, saw syrian anti-aircraft fire as well as what appeared to be syrian anti-aircraft missiles or rockets of some form in a volatile, violent few hours here overnight, that all played out, the first direct confrontation between israel and iran playing out overnight here. israel blames iran for firing some 20 rockets shortly after midnight last night. israel's response as i just described played out over the course of the evening. israel said it hit dozens of iranian targets, including intelligence compounds, command and control headquarters, as well as rocket launchers in syria. today a different story as the international community has stepped in to make sure this de-escalates. the white house has sided firmly with israel. the wh

before i follow up with joe lieberman. i want to follow on the dow for a second. we're in the month of may, sell in may, go away and don't return until november and often times over history over the last century or so you have been rich over taking that strategy, not last four out of five years. that strategy has not worked. what is weighing on investors not only concern that the trade dispute height not be settled anytime soon or it could get worse given chinese obstinance on these issues. manufacturing declined in the latest period. we saw some construction spending slow down, some sentiment surveys. they're pouncing on that and they are selling on that. in and out of session lows. the dow down about 287 points as we start this month. we'll keep an eye on it for you. meantime to the aforementioned joe lieberman, former senator for the state of connecticut, vice-presidential candidate with al gore in a tad controversial election. good to see you, sir. >> it was for us. neil: let me get your take what's going on with what the israelis detailed yesterday, prime min

the trump administration has until saturday to decide whether to withdraw from senator joe liebermanwould maria bartiromo calling to deal a mistake. >> i'm encouraged by what the president has said so far and i hope he does pull out. i am given the perspective of someone in the senate for 24 years, worked with both parties to put sanctions, economic pressure on iran with a singular goal, which was to denuclearize iran to stop their nuclear weapons development program. >> unofficially, saudi arabia wants oil prices at $80 a barrel in a bid to raise revenue to overhaul the kingdom's economy contracted last year. pressuring oil prices work with protests and strikes in iran and also continues in venezuela where the economic crisis has prevented the country from investing in hurting production. >> tens of thousands of people in omaha, nebraska to attend berkshire hathaway's annual meeting and find out what's on the mind and ceo warren buffett. gerri: weekend with foreign. liz claman is to america buffets taken rising steel prices. >> warren buffett owned a lot of companies today there con

he wishes he picked joe lieberman as opposed to pasarah palin. >> that moment in iowa did reveal thaters were not attracted to the call for civility and the dynastic and the sort of establishment appeal of people like the bushes, jeb bush and john mccain that when it came down to it they preferred trump's vulgarity and appeal and his insults and all of that. we are seeing the literal passing of a generation of politicians. >> they are disappointed that anybody with a title has let them down. >> that story that jonathan martin had that was a remarkable story. joe biden, lieberman, all these people paying homage to this cornerstone of american politics and him figuring out his future is really worth reading. >> our reporters share from their notebooks next including a squabble over money. as king midas, i expect things to last a looong time. and so should you. midas has a lifetime guarantee on these parts. that's right. on things like struts, brakes, shocks. all kinds of automobile parts. guaranteed for life. does he turn everything to gold? not everything. luckily he's not a dog person

. >> really but the idea was was that john mccain was going to pick joe lieberman. >> i get a call frompaign manager for john mccain in 2008. he said john would like to put you on the list of people to be vetted to be his vice presidential running man. >> i said, are you kidding me? he said, no, i'm not. it was a bold idea. barack obama was beginning to walk on the mountain tops. you are not going to defeat him . >> in his book, the restless wave, mccain expressed regret for not picking lieberman, having been talked out of it by his staff. it was found advice. but my gut told me to ignore it and i wish i had. >> john mccain sent, where else can i go? simply said, hey, have you thought of this republican governor from alaska named sarah palin? >> coming up -- >> we surprised everybody may be too much. there were a lot of things we didn't know about her. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i told you i was just che

i asked her the question about joe lieberman and i said did that hurt you at all? and she said i've never been one to lie and she said "it did a bit." she called it a gut punch which was telling talking to her. we talked for a couple minutes and she was very open. she said it's been several months since she talked with the senator. she said she's in touch with cindy, her husband and well and she's on an e-mail basis with megan. she was here for a fund raiser in d.c., they have still got a property in phoenix that they still spend time at but it was interesting reflections on her part, those two have not -- she was never disparaged -- never disparaged john mccain and when trump called out john mccain as not being a war hero because he was captured, at that time she came out swiftly and called mccain and donald trump heroes. >> great reporting, vaughn hillyard. kristin, before i let you go, i want to ask you about kirstjen nielsen, the homeland security secretary because according to the reporting today i think this is the "new york times" reporting -- was it the "ne

joe lieberman, this was at the time, joe lieberman, john mccain, roger wicker and ben carden. a bipartisan group made this happen. >> i can tell you with the exception of one member of congress, every other member of congress support the magnitsky act. liz: it's wonderful to have you here, bill broweder. everybody should read the book, red notice, a stunning historic story with redemption here. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: 36 minutes before the closing bell rings. we are at session lows. the dow is down 132 points. we're coming right back. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they're less concerned with market volatility and can focus more on the things they're passionate about. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and act

who is doing that by saying he should have picked lieberman instead.ntioned at the top there he is planning for the future. he does not want the president to come to his service that we all hope is a long way off that will be here in washington at the national cathedral. he has made that clear. there is talk in arizona now privately about who will secede him eventually. there is a hope that it will be a quote mccain person. that could include his wife cindy or political allize. there is clearly talk afoot. politics does not weight on niceties. politics goes on. a vacant seat is a vacant seat and that could matter politically. these conversations are taking place in arizona and washington. >> it sounds like with the book he is trying to remind americans of his message of bipartisanship and unity even in the wildly divided time and to that end he is welcoming old friends and sort of holding court there at his ranch and talking to people about the good old days and what they used to stand for. tell us about the visit he had. >> he has had a stream of folk

my clients to not only be true -- now i wasn't there when he was talked out of choosing senator liebermannd chose governor palin instead, but i believe had he chosen joe being it would have been a happier campaign for him and he would have run it in a much different way. i think the outcome would have different, quite frankly, but he would have felt better about it himself. >> john weaver, thank you for sharing time with us this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks. have a great day. >> you too. >>> as democrats approach the midterm elections, we are deep into the season now with so many primaries happening. what is the best strategy to bring in voters? excite that base? or reach out to possibly persuadable trump voters? my next conversation on men when are on opposite sides of that conversation. (vo) why are subaru outback owners always smiling? because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru outback holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class, according to alg. better than rav4. better than grand cherokee. better than edge. make every adventure a happy one with suba

. >> oren lieberman is live for us following the conflict. what can you tell us?s all just unfolded overnight. >> reporter: well, there say deceptive quiet here behind me now. having watched this overnight from this very spot, we saw the first real direct exchange of fire between israel and iran, two regional rivals battling for positioning here. israeli military says shortly after midnight, forces in syria behind me, where we see from the occupied golan heights, fired off rockets not far from where i'm standing now. some were intercepted by the iron dome defense system. israel says they targeted and hit dozens of iranian sites in syria including command headquarters as well as rocket launchers there. now to today, where it has been a -- as i said, deceptively quiet day. here the international community stepped in to try to get this to de-escalate as the with sides have this first direct confrontation between each other. the white house has come out strongly in israel's position. the united states condemns the iranian regime's provocative attacks from syria agains

oren lieberman is in the golan heights. you've been watching all of this happen overnight.ke us through what happened, what you saw and where things stand right now. >> this all started shortly after midnight, when israel says iranian forces in syria behind me fired off some 20 rockets aimed at israeli military positions near where we're standing. we were here shortly after that, and saw very much wapart of the israeli response. artillery fire from israel into syria that echoed across the canyon, the valley here behind me, we saw syrian antiaircraft fire hosing across the sky in a number of different places and what appeared to be rockets fired from there pointing in this direction. that all happening in a few very tense, very volatile hours overnight. israel says part of their response was striking dozens of iranian targets including intelligence xountcompounds, an command posts throughout southern syria. a very different feel just a few hours later, this morning, this deceptive quiet as the international community tries to get involved here to make sure this de-escalates

publicly admitting for the first time that during his 2008 presidential run joe lieberman was his firstrunning mate. >> we all knew it covering him, but him saying it is a different thing. >> his aides, among them myself, persuaded him it wouldn't be possible. >> reporter: they told mccain putting a democrat turned independent on a republican presidential ticket would spark a convention revolt. >> he wanted to pick joe lieberman, but he never expressed any regret not privately nor certainly publicly, about picking governor palin. >> reporter: mccain also explains being approached in 2016 with the now famous dossier about donald trump. >> he went over to see the fbi director at his earliest convenience and delivered it to him and said, i assume you will vet this. >> reporter: i discharge that obligation, and i would do it again, anyone who doesn't like it can go to hell. >> i wrote that, but he said it just that way. >> reporter: during his nearly four decades in congress, mccain sparred with presidents in both parties, but makes clear his concerns about donald trump are fundamental, wri

barbara starr is over at the pentagon and let's go to orrin lieberman first from the golan heights., almost exactly 24 hours since this started and escalated rapidly and such a stark juxtaposition of here behind me and almost bizarre level of quiet and what we saw last night. it was just past midnight when israel sent 20 rockets were targeted at israeli military positions and standing in almost this twakt spot seeing the response. surface to surface missiles, artillery fire and then over the course of several hours overnight since dissipated and the story shifted to the international community. the u.s. very much siding with israel, defending the right to defend itself. and condemning iran. meanwhile, russia, the eu and other countries trying to dissipate the tension that soared quickly here to bring about a de-escalation. quiet here behind me but as i pointed out this is less than 24 hours since this all began and far too early, wolf, to say this is over yet. >> let's go to fred pleitgen. what are you hearing, fred? >> reporter: well, obviously, a huge potential, wolf, for this to

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he wanted to pick joe lieberman but he's never expressed any regret privately or publicly about pickingrter: he also explains being approached with the now famous dossier. >> i assume you will vet this. >> reporter: i discharged that obligation and i would do it again. any one who doesn't like it can go to hell. >> i wrote that but he said it just that way. >> reporter: during his nearly four decades in congress, mccain sparred with presidents in both parties but makes clear his concerns about donald trump are fundamental, writing, the world is learning to live without our active leadership. that's not good for the world and it won't be good for us. a vietnam prisoner of war for five and a half years, brutally tortured for most of it, mccain wants this book to be a guide for standing up for oppressed people around the globe as he's done for decades. >> he goes with berma and he meets with three guys that had been political prisoners, and when he started to speak, one of them started to cry because they had heard his voice so many times. >> reporter: for over 30 years salter has helped m

overnight last night it will take it a considerable period of time and the defense minister avigdor lieberman has been at pains to emphasize a that the mission was successful objective was achieved but also that it three end it's a self-contained episode that is now over. yes and that is the big question has israel done enough in this really very sizable military action to deter further further strikes back from iran of course the thing that iran has in its pocket are the many thousands of missiles under the ownership under the stewardship of the hezbollah fighters in lebanon will it greenlight any kind of action coming from lebanon obviously the calculation that israel is making at the moment is no it was talking israel about russia giving its or the assumption that it had freedom of action as far as russia was concerned after a meeting between benjamin netanyahu and volunteer putin in moscow yesterday the russian foreign minister has come out and called these developments alarming and saying that neither side should engage in mutually provocative actions so different public message coming f

publicly admitting for the first time that during his 2008 presidential run, joe lieberman was his first mate. >> we all knew it, covering him. but him saying it is a whole different thing. >> his aides among them and myself had persuaded him that it wouldn't be possible. >> reporter: they told john mccain putting a democrat turned independent on a republican presidential ticket would spark a convention revolt. >> he wanted the pick -- to pick joe lieberman but never expressed regret, not privately or publicly about picking governor palin. >> reporter: john mccain also explains being approached in 2016 with the now famous dossier about donald trump. >> he went over to see the fbi director and at his earliest convenience and said i assume you will vet this. >> reporter: i discharged that obligation and i would do it again, anyone who doesn't like it can go to hell. >> i wrote that but he said it just that way. >> reporter: for over 30 years, salter has helped john mccain convey his essence. >> you've written a lost words for and with john mccain. what do you think the most important are?

he regrets that he didn't choose joe lieberman.t regret that he chose sarah palin. >> what's the difference? he thinks he could have won with joe lieberman? >> i don't know if he thinks he could have won, but the whole message of bipartisanship from day one. by choosing a democrat who was his friend who would balance him out was something he really wanted to do. >> he embraced his flaws to a failed marriage, a scandal involving savings and loan, but the bipartisan message that he has stood for, will it die with john mccain? >> you know, it appears to be. but mccain is doing his best to revive it. he told teddy that he was in the midst of his last battle. we thought it was against cancer. it was really focused on the message of pulling the senate back together. so he's doing his best to make it clear that a change has to happen. we screened for 50 senators at the capitol last week and he's very strong at the end. he says get your act together, work together, cross the party lines, be friends, stop calling each other names. >> what w

>> well, joe lieberman, former democratic senator was absolutely right.rry is doing is really worse than inappropriate and frankly he is not the only member of the former obama administration doing this. but if kerry were just talking to congress, that would be inappropriate. but worse than that he is talking to foreign leaders like the president of france and even worse than that he is talking to the iranian foreign minister in new york. it is just disgraceful. it is being orchestrated, i believe, by the former obamaites trying to salvage obama legacy with large -- >> julie: president trump has it handled and he met with macron but met with the german chancellor merkel. the president has this. now kerry is holding these meetings behind the president's back and meeting with those who agree with him. so he is not necessarily trying to work on bettering the deal, which is what the president wants starting with perhaps reinstating sanctions and the president has made it clear if this deal does not improve he will back out of it. so is john kerry, in fact, do

but now business is as usual defense minister victor lieberman. has spoken today in a press conference saying that iranians should be aware because if there will be rain here in israel there will be a flood nobody wants a conflict nobody wants war but everybody does seem to want to defend israel's borders. total trump controversial pick for cia director is being cruel to the senate confirmation hearing she was quizzed over her alleged involvement in the torture of terror suspects possession though was interrupted by protesters denouncing the nominee. thank god. god god. god. god resisted my many respects. to. stop hurting our you know just. well the second person in that video he was wrestled to the ground there by security and then escorted out his seventy nine year old cia veteran ray mcgovern he served the agency for twenty seven years but then became a political activists protesting the use of torture mcgovern is a strict as a staunch critic of jena hospital we contacted his lawyer to you said that the activist has spent the night in jail wher

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he points out he really would have wanted joe lieberman to be his running mate. there were lots of reasons based on the convention process why he was discouraged from doing that. lieberman had been the prior democratic nominee. there is some speak now between mccain and palin. we will talk about that at another time. i know sarah huckabee sanders has take ten podium. >> those conversations as you stated, we plan for a full day of meetings on the 12th with some time reserved to carry over if necessary. certainly, the best outcome would be an agreement for complete and total denuclearization. but this is the beginning part of these conversations. i'm not going to get ahead of what we expect for that day. but certainly that would be i think the best outcome. and we have been pretty up front about that. >> do they think that can actually happen in a day? >> i'm not going to get ahead of this conferring and the process. but there have been several conversations that have taken place leading up to both secretary pompeo has had now two meetings that have been part of th

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