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lou: congressman mike pompeo, we thank you for being here. >> thank you, lou. lou: we're coming right back with more, stay with us. >>> russia sending navy ships, jet fighters and ground forces to syria, and the white house, well, russia and china are having their way with obama again. we take it up with ambassador robert jordon and dr. walid phares. and one lucky woman escapes disaster with only inches and seconds to spare. her story and the video up next. stay with us. . lou: russia building its presence in syria and extending influence in the middle east. joining us tonight, former ambassador to saudi arabia, now diplomat and residence at southern university robert jordan, good to have you with us. fox news middle east and terrorism analyst dr. walid phares. good to have you as well. let's begin with the rising influence of russia and not only its presence in syria but its commitment, obviously, to include the middle east and it's regime of power. why, how can this administration simply cede influence in the middle east? >> it shows the weakness of this admi

meeting, he says, peter roskam, mike pompeo,us -- just endorsed a new three-part g.o.p. iran plan. it looks like the new republican iran plau plan will fly. house rules aa peers to be reconvening to prep for floor votes this week. host: she talks about a third vote taking place on the house floor, declaring that the president has not turned over necessary information on nuclear deal, a reference to the side deals. host: no word yet on whether that meeting has broken up or when the house may meet this evening. we will keep you posted. live coverage, of course, on the house here on c-span when they gavel back. let's hear from our democratics line. caller: i'm in favor of the agreement. i hope the senate members will hang tough and possibly filibuster it in the senate. so that it doesn't even have to be vetoed by the president. i'm a jewish american. i call both of my maryland senators, i was pleased that mccullsky supported it. i was disappointed that cardin did not. i have family that live in israel. my sister and her family. and many people in israel are actually in favor of this,

lou: and mike pompeo and tom cotton and the senate, they're doing their best?they are doing their best to fight their own leadership. it's a tragic circumstance we find ourselves in. we should be consolidating our efforts to fighting obama and what should be seen as a treaty, but instead, we're going to be doing some show votes tomorrow unfortunately. lou: it's as if the republicans, particularly and the persons of mitch mcconnell, the majority leader over the senate and john boehner, the speaker are trying to reserve their fire so that they don't upset the power of the presidency for the next president whom they hope will be a republican. the reality is, is it not, we've got to roll back the power of this imperial president who we have an authoritarian figure right now in this white house, and frankly, david, i think most people, i hope most people agree with me, republican or democrat, whomever, we don't want that kind of president sitting atop our government. >> first of all, i totally agree with that. people are fed up. when congress was at home over the su

>> the house took action last week past the resolution introduced with mike pompeo, the senate needso take similar action, and the fact of the matter, is the law states that the review period does not start until congress receives the entire agreement including the side deals between the iaea and iran, and the side deals aren't insignificant. side deals are the entire verification agreement as to how this iran nuclear deal is implemented. lou: and what will be the effect? do you believe that president obama will take seriously your resolution, or it will simply watch as the senate moves forward and the deal is done? >> so by law, the president can't waive statutory sanctions until after the congressional review period is over. in order for the president to trigger that 60-day congressional review period, he needs to transmit to congress the entire agreement. there is no review without the review period, there is no waiver of statutory sanctions. the president said september 17th is the deadline, a lot of the media, the public, members of congress are playing along with the september

president did not submit all the elements of the agreements with iran, a concept first raised by mike pompeo. in a speech on the house floor by congressman roskam of illinois. second, republican leaders in the house are working on a bill that would try to prevent the president from lifting sanctions on iran. and lastly, according to jake sherman of "politico," they would -- the original plan was to vote on the disapproval resolution. we're expecting a final vote on that. 11 hours of total debate. a final vote on that to pass possibly on friday, september 11, but all of that is up in the air. we will keep you posted as we get more solid information. we do know that meeting this meeting on capitol hill with house republicans. let's go to townville, south carolina, to hear from teresa on our republican line. caller: well, i am definitely for it. it is a good plan. as a republican i think republicans need to vote out the republicans that are now in office. we cannot continue to delay making important decisions. host: audrey is in hendersonville, north carolina, on our others line. what's your ta

host: some of the reporting about mike pompeo testifying before the rules committee. you may recall one of the reasons that prompted peter to come to the house floor yesterday and make a motion, a privilege resolution. it kind of got the whole ball rolling. we go to the nations capital. caller: i wanted to comment. it is amazing. you have people in israeli, the cia army, saying it is a good deal. it is ridiculous people who have research.ny do some research, people. it is unbelievable. you have heads of the military looking at this and they agree with it. host: facebook poll, we are asking you to you support or oppose the iran nuclear deal? support, 651 opposed. it has been like that throughout the day. we go to arnie and lake mary, florida. caller: i just wanted to say that i have listened to different people alleging that israeli military aunt israeli intelligence people approve the deal. i have been listening to c-span all day. deal. knows the complete there is no reason for us to be voting until everything is out there. this is just like obamacare. you cannot affo

audience, the panel we're conducting today, first of all, i -- representative pompeo, representative mike pompeo, will not be able to make it this afternoon as we had announced yesterday on the spur of the moment. be here but they're going to be voting today, including on iran issues. as many of you know, representative pompeo, along with senator tom cotton who we had a few weeks ago now, these are lead advocates for congressional review on the secret side deals between iran and the iaea. so even if -- even though representative pompeo can't be here, i hope you'll follow what he's doing, what representative roskam and senator cotton are doing. to this afternoon's panel, we have a fantastic panel led by david albright who has been to hudson before. institute t of the for science and international security. mr. albright has been the analysis that his organization has been providing on the iran deal as well as different things about the iranian nuclear facilities are invaluable and i also recommend that you follow what isis nuclear is doing. so thank you very much again david for being with us here

as you mentioned, leading off with the mike pompeo resolution. his tweet, i'm leading with lee zeldin calling on the president to release the full deal. speaker bonier's press conference was asked about that. that option is on the table. members feel obama has not complied with the legal requirements of corker/cardin and therefore they can say the administration is sort of illegally going forward with the iran deal. members tell me that this also helps them politically because they cannot only say the deal was bad but obama decided to implement it illegally. to further blame the president for any consequences that come out of the iran nuclear agreement. some members felt having a vote on disapproval, and failing to disapprove it, which was going to be the outcome since obama had enough votes from house democrats and senate democrats to sustain a veto would be, quote, tacid approval. they just felt allowing -- you know, going forward instead with this pompeo resolution on the illegality of obama's actions and a separate resolution after approval,

whereas on july 22, 2015, congressman mike pompeo and senator tom cotton, along with the speaker of the house and the majority leader of the senate, sent a letter to the president requesting the text of the two separate agreements between the iaea and iran. whereas on august 4, 2015, congressman pompeo sent a further letter to the president co-signed by the house majority leader and 92 other members of the house requesting the president to provide the text of the two separate agreements between the iaea and iran. whereas contrary to the law and these requests, the president did not provide the text of the separate agreements to congress or any of its members. and whereas on july 22, 2015, state department spokesman john kirby stated, there's no side deals. there is no secret deals between iran and the iaea that the p-5 plus one has not been briefed on in detail. whereas on august 5, 2015, letter to the -- to members of congress assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs, julia fryfield contradicted that claim saying the road map refers to two separate agreements between the ia

whereas on july 22, 2015, congressman mike pompeo and senator tom cotton, along with the speaker of the house and the majority leader of the senate, sent a letter to the president requesting the text of the two separate agreements between the iaea and iran. whereas on august 4, 2015, congressman pompeo sent a further letter to the president co-signed by the house majority leader and 92 other members of the house requesting the president to provide the text of the two separate agreements between the iaea and iran. whereas contrary to the law and these requests, the president did not provide the text of the separate agreements to congress or any of its members. and whereas on july 22, 2015, state department spokesman john kirby stated, there's no side deals. there is no secret deals between iran and the iaea that the p-5 plus one has not been briefed on in detail. whereas on august 5, 2015, letter to the -- to members of congress assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs, julia fryfield contradicted that claim saying the road map refers to two separate agreements between the ia

mike and he will not make it. he thought that he would get out earlier. they are voting on the iran issues, and as many of you may know, representative pompeo and senator tom cotton, who we had a few weeks ago -- these are the had aotton, who we few weeks ago -- these are the lead advocates for congressional review on the secret side deals between iran and the ieee eight -- iaea. even if he cannot be here, i hope you will follow what he is doing, what senator tom cotton is doing and -- what representative tom cotton is doing and we have a fantastic whol led by dave albright has been to hudson before. mr. albright has been the analysis that his organization, isis has been providing on the iran deal, as well as different n nuclearhat the ira facilities are invaluable and i recommend that you follow what they are doing. so, thank you again, david, for being here with us again. and we have the managing director of present strategy for the israel project. i highly recommend his work, which has been taking up a lot of the political and policy matters regarding the iran deal and debate. i am told in washington -- this is his first time at hudson. thank you for be