mrs. boehner, i was fired. i could not e-mail mr. boehner directly because of the zip code block on his e-mail. the next day, he placed an unintelligible call to 911. >> yes. this is mike -- i messed up. >> reporter: when police went to his home hoyt said he had heard the devil's voice telling him john boehner was evil and he planned to shoot boehner with an automatic weapon. >> it's a sad situation. i think this individual needs a great deal of help. the speaker also needs to be protected. >> reporter: since 9/11 security at the capitol is stiff. this armored vehicle known as bearcat sits outside. but when most lawmakers are home they are on their own. a fact on deadly display four years ago when an assassin tried to kill then congresswoman gabbi

mr. boehner. thank you. thank you, my colleagues. thank you, mr. boehner. mr. speaker. i accept this gavel in the spirit of partnership, not partisanship, and i look forward to working -- [applause] i look forward to working with you, mr. boehner, and the republicans in the congress for the good of the american people. after giving this gavel away in the last two congresses, i'm glad someone else has the honor today. in this house, we may be different parties, but we serve one country. and our pride and our prayers are united behind our men and women in uniform. [applause] they are working together to protect the american people, and in this congress, we must work together to build a future worthy of their sacrifice. [applause] in this hour we need and pray for the character and courage and stability -- civility of a former member of this house, president ford. he healed the country when it needed healing. this is another time, another war, and another trial of american will, imagination and spirit. let us honor his memory, not just in eulogy but in dialogue and trust a

mr. boehner -- you use the word rebellion. we're exercising our freedom of choice. districts around the nation and my district. if you look at what's going on, 25 to 33% of the people that are registered republicans are looking to leave the party because they don't like the direction that we're going in. i think that's a loud example of why we need different and stronger leadership with vision. lou: yeah, you guys are a little hard to figure out right now. frankly. you don't like the word rebellion. when you are bucking the established leadership i think the word at least serviceable, if not entirely to your liking. and the choice, the option however you would like to style it -- >> right. lou: -- is between what and what? boehner is as establishment republican as you can get. what is the vision you're getting offering other members of the congress? >> regular order. bringing bills up in order. bringing them up with member initiatives instead of screening them and not bringing them up. allowing the members 72 hours to read a bill. i could go on and on. again, this d

mr. boehner? >> look at me. >> all eyes right here. >> perfect. >> thank you. >> this is the team. >> mr. speaker? >> left hand here. >> right hand out. >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> right here. >> got bless you. >> god bless you. >> right here. >> great. >> right here. >> thank you. >> hands out of your pockets. >> look at me. >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> moving to one side. >> here. >> right hand up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> how are you? right hand here. >> perfect. >> right through here. >> thank you. >> i remember this crowd. >> look at me. >> thank you. >> perfect. >> glad you are all here. >> right here. >> everybody look at me. [laughter] >> he might be someday. >> thank you. >> left hand here. >> look at me. >> great. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> here we go. >> left hand here. right hand up. >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> right here in the middle. >> han

thank you leader boehner, mr. speaker. i expect -- i accept this gavel in the spirit of partnership not partisanship. and i look forward to working. i look forward to working with you mr. boehner and republicans in congress for the good of the american people. i'm glad someone else has the honor today. in this house we may be different parties but we serve one country. and our pride and prayers are united behind our men and women in uniform. [applause] we are working together to protect the american people. in this congress we must work together to build a future worthy of their own sacrifice. this hour we need or pray for the courage and stability of the former member of this house. president ford. gila the country when it needed healing. this is another trial of american will. let us honor his memory not just an eulogy, but in dialogue and trust across the aisle. [applause] i want to express our condolences and appreciation to mrs. ford and the entire ford family for their decades of leadership and service to our country

mrs. boehner, i was fired. i could not e-mail mr. ehner directly because of the zip code block on e-mail. the next day, placed an unintelligible call to 9-1-1. this is mike i messed up. >> police went to home hoyt said he heard the devil's voice telling him john boehner was evil and planned to shoot boehner with automatic weapon. >> it's a sad situation. i think this individual needs a great deal of help but the speaker needs to be protected. >> reporter: after september 11 security was stepped up. this vehicle known as bear cat sits outside. an deadly display when an assassin tried to kill gabbie giffords but do protect leaders and house speaker second in line to the presidency has more protection than any other. he does not make a move inside the capitol or out without security detail but nothing is absolute. >> there may be security next to them but they're a patron like any other customer. >> reporter: a bullet hole found in eric cantor's office. how common is this? >> more common than anyone would expect. they get angry letters f

mr. boehner. you will see the numbers grow.u get 13, that's not nearly enough. >> no, but you will see the numbers grow throughout the day. we are getting people calling us thanking us for giving them an alternative. the american people spoke loud and clear in november that they are tired of the status quo. the way we change that is through the leadership of the republican party. bill: two years ago there were chants on the floor of "hell no." will we hear anything like that today? >> i don't think so. this is a well-orchestrated movement and it's following suit with what we anticipated. bill: do you honestly think you can replace him? >> i don't do things for show. people say you need to get rid of mr. boehner. i say if somebody is running against him i'll vote. and they say no you need to throw your name in the hat. i'm not a big fan of polls but i hear this and i can tie in the poll numbers to what i hear in the district. 25 per to 30% of the people who are registered republicans are looking to leave the party because they d

mrs. boehner i was fired. i could not e-mail mr. l to 911. >> yes, this is mike. i messed up. >> reporter: when police went to his home he said the devil's voice telling him john boehner's voice was evil and he planned to shoot him with an automatic weapon. >> it's sad situation. i think this individual needs a great deal of help but the speaker also needs to be protected. >> reporter: after september 11 security was stepped up on capitol hill. this armored vehicle sits outside. when most lawmakers are at home they're on their own. capitol police do protect congressional leaders and the house speaker second this line to the presidency has more protection than any other. he does not make a move inside the capitol or out without security detail. nothing is absolute. >> there may be security at table next to them but they're patron like any other customer. >> reporter: a bullet hole was found in his virginia office be. >> how common is this kind of thing? >> it's more common than anybody would expect. they get ang litry letters every da

mr. boehner. it's going to empower more people. >> all right. if you were -- if boehner were to keep his job, would you still support him? >> if mr. boehner winds up winning or anybody who becomes the speaker, i'll go up to him thank him and tell him you're the speaker for the next two years and i look forward to working with you to solve america's problems and get a lot of these problems that have gone on for 30 years under control. >> congressman yoho, thanks so much. another candidate, along with congressman gohmert who says i am in the race to be speaker of the house. thanks so much. best luck in 2015. >>> a massive blast that sends a camera man flying. >> what caused the explosion? stick around, we'll tell you. a new bill that will ban anybody with a d.u.i. from buying alcohol. but can it really be enforced? is it a good idea?in we'll talk about it. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out knock it out, fast. abreva. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it

mr. boehner had many more defections en than the last time. >> reporter: he could afford to lose 28 republicans and still get a majority of the house. he lost 25. now, the entire house didn't show up so there might have been a few more votes for him had everybody come to vote. there are only just over 400 votes out of 435 members, but this was an indication there's deep dissatisfaction with some portions of the right. nevertheless i think the outcome was pretty much always accepted by members within the house, but this was a protest and not likely something to shake john boehner out of his job. the fact john boehner has more votes to lose in a fight like this because his majority is up to 246 members means he may have more flexibility in staring down the tea party on tough compromises with democrats. >> it's going to be an interesting couple of years in washington. we're happy to have you watching it for us. john harwood, thank you. >>> the right to expand a small business. >>> google is one of the biggest and most valuable companies in the world but it's disappointed a lot of investors over th

mr. boehner as well. u do not -- a foreign leader you do not bring him into the chamber of congress and senate to trash the foreign policy of the united states of america. >> who joined boehner? >> boehner has been joined by the republicans, bad for israel in the second sense in that boehner and the republicans are all for it but many of the democrats who are very strongly pro israel are saying why are you bringing him here to attack the president. >> who is the democrat who joined boehner? >> menendez. >> menendez is of the senate. but menendez himself is not going to vote for the sanctions bill on iran. >> but it's an effort to torpedo any effort with iran. >> sure. >> and netanyahu is being pretty blatant about it and the visit comes two weeks before he faces re-election in his own country. so he's getting a lot of blowback from the israeli media for trying to bring america into the decisionmaking in israel. >> there's a lot of apprehension now about the deal in which this government, the obama administ

mr. boehner. >> we have heart from a lot of republicans that, gee, i will vote for somebody besides speaker boehner. there's nobody else to vote for. well that changed yesterday, when ted yoho said i'm putting my name out there, i'll be a candidate for speaker, and i'm putting my name out there also to say i'm another candidate for speaker. >> we have got three candidates for speaker. >> here's a smart idea, you just decidedly -- let's unseat our speaker. that's like firing your doctor as he delivers a very healthy baby. here's a piece of advice, certain activities in your party make the other party happy don't do it. don't do it. i know that people have some problems with boehner, he's orange, he cries he's like a weak tangerine, but the fact is he's a serious duty, hede and he's a narrow target. if there's anything we have learned, republicans and conservatives have to be more elusive and they have to be a finer target they've got to, i guess, be more sophisticated about how they articulate their ideas and i think taking risks at this point is stupid. >> you need to go on a target diet. >

mr. boehner answer that and mr. netanyahu. i speak with prime minister netanyahu all the time.e're declining to meet with him. i'm declining to meet with him simply because our general policy is we don't meet with any world leader two weeks before their election. i think that's inappropriate. and that's true with some of our closest allies. david cameron who has an election coming up recently came to visit because we insisted if he wants to come and it was an important meeting, he needs to be far away enough from the election that it doesn't look like in some ways we're meddling or putting our thumbs on the scale. to the broader issue, fareed i don't think there's been any rebuttal of my argument. i haven't heard a persuasive rebuttal of my argument that we crafted very effective sanctions against iran specifically to bring them to the negotiations table to see if we could resolve the iranian nuclear issue through diplomatic means. by all accounts including the accounts of israeli intelligence, iran has abided by the terms of this interim agreement. they have not advanced their

mr. boehner. lou: i will be delighted but do you have a sense? >> there is so much contention so many people want to start with more security to send out the message start with border security and enforce what is on the books but to put more laws out there that the administration is the following goes back to the constitution that the president shall take care to execute a fully though lot of the land with the omnibus bill over the last two years we are fighting on short-term resolutions. lou: i understand and i thank you did the right thing it was completely irrational but what i am asking is what is your sense what the leadership will do? because we have had a lot of talk but not much action do you believe you can carry this to a rational conclusion? >> absolutely the american people spoke they handed us the baton that was one of the reasons we voted on this bill because now from the first of the year when rears war did make a start fixing the problems that have been plaguing our country instead of doing crisis management we can focus on these

mr. boehner is the wrong choice to lead the house including texas republican congressman louie gomer who allenge boehner and run for speaker himself. here's what gomer had to say about that earlier today on "fox & friends." >> it really is time for a change. you deceived us when you went to obama and pelosi to get your vote. you said you would fight amnesty tooth and nail and you didn't. this was august of 2010. if we get the majority boehner will serve one term. he'll not serve more than one term. they were wrong. i was right. it would take a fight to change speakers and that's what it's time to do. >> is there a coup by conservatives? will boehner get dumped? >> no. he only had a 12-vote republican cushion two years ago and not enough republicans defected then to have him lose his job. he'll keep his job. i'm not saying that dissidents don't have legitimate complaints. when you make trains run on time in congress you run over good government. i'm appalled that congressmen have three hours to read a bill that is hundreds of pages long. john boehner doesn't have a plausible alternative th

mr. boehner. we will see the numbers grow. we will go to a second conference. >> reporter: house democrats are are predicting boehner will prevail. once the speaker election is sorted the first order of business is keystone pipeline legislation. an early test to see how much the president is willing to work with congress. the president will hopefully be reaching out. he invited the leadership of congress to the white house next tuesday and i will be in the meeting to make the case for the keystone xl pipeline and getting the economy moving and people back to work. >> and fox news as confirmed the white house has invited the top 16 leaders of congress to the white house next tuesday for a meeting with president obama. it feels like the first day of school. >> lots of drama. even more than the bachelor lost night. and new video just in. you can see the new sign on senator mitch mcconnell's sign going up reading majority leader. and president obama is reportedly dying up his executive power setting up a potential showdown. they wi

mr. boehner he said was mean to him at the country club and was responsible for the man being fired. context of those remarks consider that he told police john boehner is the devil. and that john boehner is responsible for ebola. police say he also told them that he, himself, is jesus christ. the suspect in this case was hospitalized for a psychotic episode in the past. that is apparently not enough to keep him from obtaining at least two guns. the man told police after that 911 gun that he was in possession of a loaded beretta handgun. and a bunch of different kinds of ammunition. three boxes of different types of ammunition, a bunch of loose rounds of ammunition and a speed loader. they later visited the man's mother in kentucky, she said she took her son's assault riffle out of his house while he was away because she was worried about his state of mind. thank god for his mom, if not the law. when they did find the handgun that the man had in his house, the one he said he would use to kill john boehner, it was stored alongside a notebook containing the words john boehner, ebola, and

mr. boehner, i could have poisoned his wine many, many times.n't believe i have lied about anything or exaggerated. this is weird. >> rantings of a madman. it's really hard to get these types of cases exonerated before the jury. he's so krizcrazy, he was not culpable of any criminal conduct. >> he didn't do anything. >> certainly got close to it. they found guns on him. they found a bullet hole in the top of his apartment. so this guy was very, very unstable. family's not saying anything. he had gotten some psychiatric care. he's in psychiatric hold now. they're trying to determine if he even understands what the charges are. >> he'd been at the country club for five years. he'd been serving the speaker for a long, long time. >> if somebody had something there's suspicious and funny about this guy? >> i don't quite get it. i guess they have a lot here, right? they have intent. >> sure. >> after all this guy's jesus christ and he's the devil. >> how many steps did it get close and closer to do something to boehner? >> i don't know -- >> there's a

mr. boehner is a member. hoyte said he didn't have time to put something into boehner's drink when he served him last fall. >> he also said he was jesus christ. he also had a gun, a loaded baretta, who said he was going to shoot boehner, police took him to a psychiatric hospital, the police took the weapon. >> there's no hard and fast rule, when do we take a threat seriously when someone makes a threat against a public figure, and when do we not? it's an assessment and and evaluation. john hinckley did he come out of nowhere? >> she's too young, she wouldn't remember. >> i remember. >> not on all fours, but andrea yates ended up killing her five children and was ruled insane. >> this guy is very different than the boston case and the paris case, those people were zwlibt deliberate. >> he didn't pass around ebola obviously he'll really mentally diseased and affected. >> having been a victim of a stalker, you have to pay attention to every single warning sign. >>> well we are getting brand new images from insid

mr. boehner put up our walls. put up our cyber walls.he president was saying he wants to require 30 days the companies have to say make it public. tell the white house that they've had some kind of breach or problem. but there are laws on the books all over the country. and states all over the country with their own rules about this. this seems to me to be trying to close the gate behind the horse, i guess. >> well, there are 47 different jurisdictions that have laws on this. and a lot of people have complained and argued that it's a confusing patchwork. so do you follow the most stringent law? and there are different notification requirements as to government officials and reporting agencies and the like. trying to get some form of uniform standard, national law, a lot of people are worried that a national law could come with tougher state laws. they have to come with a formula that could say this is a floor and states have a right to make it tougher, but this is the minimum standard he in terms of notification. gerri: i want to switch

mr. boehner. you'll see the numbers grow. >> conservative critics rick boehner who are accepting the bipartisan bicameral package congress passed before christmas. they wanted to fight more on immigration and funding obama care. once it was resolved boehner laid out his vision for the new congress. >> we'll begin our work on this common ground taking enough measures to restore the hours of middle class workers and help small businesses hire more of our veterans. >> you can expect much of the early focus to be on passing the keystone xl pipeline project which has been much studied. also some focus to be on repealing the last popular parts of obama care, testing to see how often president obama intends to use his veto pen. >> mike emanuel on capitol hill thang thank you so much. today's vote for speaker did disappoint me for a number of reasons. for starters, the elected representatives, they didn't listen to you the american people. according to a brand new poll only 25% of republican voters wanted

mr. boehner made it public. boehner says he didn't poke the white house. he can do what he wants. he can invite netanyahu to speak and that's the end of that. your thoughts on that. >> absolutely he can. >> unprecedented though. unprecedented. >> here's what's also unprecedented. unprecedented for six years for the president to never reach out to the members of congress and want to include them and bring them in the consultation of his plans. so i can't blame boehner. and what boehner's trying to do i believe, is to join with other democrats and to say let's bring the voice of reason and understanding to this iranian situation. let's let him be heard. and they know when benjamin netanyahu gets here he is not going to be a person who is ten nid about describing the specific threat iranians bring to world first to israel but that's the little target. we're the big target. >> in the meantime we had a terrible terror attack in israel today with 11 people stabbed they say by a palestinian on the streets of israel. so we're looking at a terrible situation in israel where they are subjec

mr. boehner. >> as speaker, alas, i expect to disagree. >> and a new republican majority accepted its newesponsibility. we recognize the enormity of the task before us. >> reporter: high up on the gop order agenda, a bill to revive the keystone pipeline. the legislation is teeing up what is said to be the first show down between republicans and president obama. for the first time the white house coming out against the keystone project. >> the very first bill that's introduced in the united states senate is one that republicans know the president opposes. if this bill passes this congress the president would not sign it either. >> reporter: the republican bill that green lights the congress is yet but pass the senate. in washington, joe waldman, fox news. >>> wall street took another hit today. the dow dropped 130 points after a loss of more than 300 points yesterday. the nasdaq fell 59. another drop at oil prices helped fuel the decline and that triggered concerns among investors about slowing the global economy. but bond prizes are rising. >>> the palo alto based company was founded two

mr. boehner have done this? is in my view essentially not.es, he has the right to do it, but it's tough enough carrying out a foreign policy in this world when the united states speaks with one voice. to try to do it when we speak with many voices i think it just makes a difficult situation rougher. there's lots of ways that the congress can weigh in. i'm not sure this is necessarily the best way to do it. >> if we're looking at it did this puts him behind the eight ball. the role of the jewish community and the cristian right, we all know the politics and sensitivities. for any democrat to complain about what netanyahu says is trouble right there, what he represents. how do they deal with this, glen? what will they do except snub him? when doesn't make the president look good. parent kerry has announced he's not going to meet with him. >> netanyahu's behaved badly before, right? he was perceived and there was some either rumors or tapes, i forget which, of saying incredibly nice things about mitt romney and coming to the country not long bef

mr. boehner is saying tonight on 60 minutes?think the priority is important one. middle class is struggling. quality issues in this country are real. we need to think about how to address them. to talk about this on individual tax reform and shifting policies at moment some of the tax reforms he's been highlights business tax reform has been starting to move forward. seeped to me like it was focussing on politics instead of possible and good economics of what to get done this year. it's not a huge vastly successful year. that seems highly unlikely. if we can get a real jump start on things like business tax reform, that would be a great start to building this bigger economic plan which we really need to focus on. i think the distraction wasn't helpful though the priorities are things we need to be discussing. >> always practical thoughts from you. thank you so hutchmuch. >> thank you maria. >>> now a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour with media buzz and howie. >> hi maria. a week of breaking news banners, controver

mr. boehner. in the meantime markets here dow down one point.ts at the open it's really come back pretty strong. nasdaq and s&p 500 are in positive territory. >> all right. a lot of things we've missed in the course of the morning. house starts not too bad, up 4.4 in december. single family showing strength some of the strongest numbers since 2008. hasn't done too much for the housing sector. there's one of the hopes dashes over the past six months. if housing were to take off, what would it do for the economy, jobs and wages? >> as we await house speaker, we bring in john harwood from washington. what is mr. boehner expected to say? >> reporter: going to react to the president's speech. we heard from a couple of members of congress. kevin mccarthy, the house republican majority leader. and they've said that the president has the right goals but the wrong approach. that's an interesting way of not getting into a frontal war with the president at this moment but to try to engage on the goals that he's articulated about helping middle class famili

mr. boehner will likely win, lawmakers ted yoho of florida and louis gohmert of texas are running against him. allison joins us. so who exactly it's just these two guys who want boehner gone. and how many votes do they have to get? >> they're kind of the main ring leaders. and so far there are nine lawmaker who is publicly said they are going to vote no for boehner's nomination tomorrow. i spoke to a staffer in one of those nine offices today, they said they thought they were going to have around 20 votes or did have about 20 votes right now to vote no. a few they called some surprises. and that is probably what people are expecting, the most they can kind of get is around 20 lawmakers. you had representative walter jones who is a congressman from north carolina say in an interview over this weekend he had met wimen kind of about this. the problem is they need about 30, just under 30 actually to force the vote to a second ballot. >> 20's not going to do it. they need 25, 26. if they only have 20, john boehner is going to be the next speaker of the house. >> right. >> but they say there wo

mr. boehner's lead saying listen, we have to do manager.ve got to put together some legislation that could impose sanctions on iran and, judge, if they get those 12 democrats, they may be able to override a presidential veto. so this could be a really big deal. >> and it should be a really big deal, because this is not partisan politics. if iran gets a nuclear weapon what happened in paris wouldn't have been a few guys with machine guns killing a handful, it could have been a dirty bomb going off and killing hundreds of thousands of people. that is a total game changer and netanyahu knows it. i think this is exactly the type of situation where democrats and republicans really have to put everything aside and override a presidential veto. the argument that this is a snub against the white house, a violation of protocol, seriously? i mean, the way the white house has treated netanyahu in the past? >> yeah. >> president obama, because he was angry that he wasn't making concessions on settlements, left netanyahu with staff and went to dinner wi

mr. boehner felt if he did go to the administration ahead of time the administration would object and hene this over the administration's objectives -- objections, excuse me i think his idea was worse than what we have now. but what we have now is not particularly a nice situation in terms of u.s. and israeli relations. >> i realize they got ticked off at the white house. >> that's right. >> what is with the ongoing "anger and fury," that's how it was being reported at msnbc that the white house is furious about this. >> well, it's no secret, megyn, that the relationship between the president and mr. netanyahu has been tense and difficult. and i think what needed to happen here once we got to where we are is -- or to where we were once the invitation became public was the president needed to kind of put on his big boy pants and say, well, we'll welcome the prime minister to washington and i'll look forward to meeting with him. that might have been smart from the president's point of view because if prime minister netanyahu was facing after his speech to congress a visit with the presiden

mr. boehner. >> after they get that sorted out the early agenda includes votes again obamacare more repeal, and also votes on individual con poem inepts that are uncopular, such as changing the full-time work week from 30 hours to 40 hours and expect surgical strikes against the medical device tax and individual mandate and the keystone xl pipeline, legislation expected to be filed tomorrow in the senate with hearing on wednesday. >> thank you very much. let's bring in bob cusick editor in chief of the hill newspaper in washington, dc. thank you for being here. >> happy new year. >> they're calling themselves -- i know they're called the gang of nine. who say they going to vote for somebody other than john boehner. that's a really small number. is this just a brilliant move by some republicans to show a diversity in thought and platform to include conservatives in the party? >> well, certainly this is the tea party lawmakers who are grabbing some of the spotlight to make the case, trying to push speaker boehner as well as incoming majority leader mitch mcconnell to go big to go conservativ

mr. boehner. there was only one who voted only present going to 2015. it was 241 republican votes for a candidate orn the speaker. one eroded only "present." mr. boehner was elected with 216 votes and there are 2416 republican house members. pete from ashburn, virginia democrats line. caller: yes. i am calling in on the democrats line. and i think they need to look at illegal immigration. again, working in the carpentry field, i go into a job site. while we are there, a lot of the workers there, it's hard to find work to begin with. a lot of the workers there are immigrants and i assume a lot of them are illegal immigrants. i think they need to work on illegal immigration and the 14th amendment, here from san diego, i saw a lot of immigrants there, also, and just because you come here illegally and you have what we call an anchor baby that should be changed. it should not be allowed. i am heard on this show c-span carpenter did drywallers and painters saying they have businesses that have collapsed in maryland because of the illegal immigration workforc

mr. boehner nor the israelis consulted with the white house which accused them of a breach of decorum.ys israeli media was quoting unnamed administration officials here as saying "there will be a price to pay" for doing that. earlier tonight bret baier questioned the speaker of the house all about it on "special report". >> are you surprised about the pushback by your invite of the israeli prime minister to speak to congress? >> oh, not really. i believe that the prime minister of israel has a strong voice. he believes that the threat of the iranians having a nuclear weapon is a very serious threat. israeli prime minister can also talk with some expertise about the growing threat of radical islam. we've got a serious problem in the world and the president just wants to act like it's going to just disappear. and so as a co-equal branch of our government, i don't have any problem at all in doing what i did to invite the prime minister to come to congress and address those concerns. >> do you think there's some kind of antipathy in this administration towards netanyahu? >> of course there