you don't have to go back as far to neville chamberlain. can go to clinton's peace in our time deal with the north koreans hailed on the cover of the new york times as a triumph of diplomacy. we give them nuclear materials, $5 billion in aid and they give us a promise not t to build nukes. so they take it and go to work building nukes. i had to write this book and i have a column on it back in 2007 bush won the war in iraq. elections were held and one of the intelligence agencies comes out with a report saying they have concluded that iran gave up its nuclear programs in 2003. suddenly the entire left, keith olbermann, joe cline, explode at george bush for slandering the good name of mahmoud ahmenijad. >> he's introduced as the rabid dog of the region. we don't have access to every facility in the entire country. only where they have agreed to. >> this is the history of liberalism covered more fully in my book. if you have no politics but you want america to be safer you have to vote republican. in addition to neville chamberlain clip i wis

you didn't have to go back as far to neville chamberlain.linton's peace in our time, north koreans, hailed on the cover of "the new york times." a triumph we give them nuclear material, $5 billion in aid. they give us a promise not to build nuclears. so they take all that. they go feverishly to work building nuclears. >> david, at the thoek tabanksg table. sitting between sean hannity, ann coulter. they start talking appeasment over your plate. >> not sure i get paid enough, lawrence. i can't imagine what we are eating, what they may be eating. uncle morty. i know, he doesn't like this. if you were to read it, the israeli newspaper, you would find out lots of israeli generals, people who fight the wars, people involved in israeli military intelligence think this is not such a bad deal. why not uncle morty. listen, for six months we get to test them. everything comes to a stand still. yeah, they get four to six billion in sanction relief. listen, just a little amount for us. not the big ball of wax. go right become to sanctions which actually

. >> let me ask you, what did chamberlain do wrong, neville chamberlain do wrong in 1939?o appeasement. >> i asked kevin james after he accused obama of appeasement. i simply asked him to define appeasement, what was it, and he couldn't do it. >> what did chamberlain do in '39. tell me? >> chris, it's the exact same thing, all right? >> what did he do! >> '38, '39, chris? what year do you want? it's the exact same thing that happened. >> i think the best times are when you can remain calm and realize you've got your fish. you know. you've got him. you've got him hooked. >> what neville chamberlain did wrong most people would say is not talking to hitler but giving half of czechoslovakia in '38. >> although james hasn't returned to date, matthew says the "hardball" door is always open. >> you're not going to box me in here, chris. >> probably enjoy having him back. for further vetting. >> later the same year, another classic matthews shutdown. >> congresswoman, thank you very much for joining us. >> october 17th, 2008. minnesota congresswoman, michele bachmann, is taking he

now, our neville chamberlain in chief loves surrendering to america's enemies and this weekend he sentretariat of state john kerry to wave the white flag at iran. >> secretary of state john kerry is in switzerland to negotiate a possible break through to freeze iran's nuclear program. >> the united states is largely looking for iran to take the first step in curbing its nuclear activity. >> the white house has reportedly prepared to offer the iranians limited relief from crippling economic sanctions if they agree to temporarily halt their nuclear program for a period of six months. >> stephen: six months! you don't negotiate a deal with terrorists that last six months-- unless you're raising the debt ceiling. (laughter) folks, iran is a nation of radical muslims hell bent on acquiring nuclear weapons. we can't have nukes in the middle east. someone might bomb israel and then they'd have to use their nukes! (laughter) fortunately, the deal was stopped by our closest ally. >> france says forget it, no deal. >> the french just said look, pause, forget it. we want to halt the entire progra

the obama administration, my god, obama makes neville chamberlain look like a cage fighter. home country. >> let's say that secretary kerry, makes jimmy carter look like a cage fighter. stuart: colonel peters, i'm laughing, but it's no laughing matter. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, stu. stuart: you want to add something. charles: i think the point that colonel peters is making is that the president isn't doing this based on votes, based on popularity, based on traditional political values because i don't know that americans, once they understand this deal, that they will be happy about it. stuart: really. charles: our allies are not happy about it, israel is not happy about it, saudi arabia is not happy about it, it's one of the deals where it seems you have a checklist as a commander-in-chief presidential things to do get my signature thing through and move on to immigration reform. stuart: i see you point. we've got the market, the dow jones average is up 10 points as we speak. the price of oil is down and we are keeping a very sharp eye on the winter storm makin

made that statement was criticized by a lot of people even in his own party, called minimum neville chamberlain. as a chance to be transformal, transformational. where he ask make his mark. >> let's are come full circle in the conversation. and talk about the u.s.'s current attitude towards israel. there appears to be more hostility than many people might have expected to see from a nation that seems to be sometimes sort of in awe of the power that the jewish and israeli lobby holds over american politics. >> well, i think it's important to keep in mind we have an israeli loib lobby, we have an n lobby, that's the way our system works. there's no doubt of the fact that the prime minister netanyahu has a particular point of view, others feel he's overreacting, some of them basically disagree with his concerns about how close iran is to getting a nuclear weapon. >> we appreciate your time. thank you very much indeed, that's lawrence corb talking to us from washington, d.c. >> thank you. >> syria will take part in proposed talks in geneva but only if a number of conditions are met. they are not ne

if you go to the 1940s nazi germany, we saw in britain neville chamberlain told british people, accept yes, they will dominate the continent of europe. that's not our problem. lets appease them. it can't be done. we can't possibly stand against them. >> 1930s, appeasement, czechoslovakia and german people. this guy knows nothing. why make comparisons to the nazis. >> when you're doing a faux filibuster you have to talk about something, something, green eggs and ham, faux history. ted cruz falls into that other category of people. he's not dumb. he's saying things that plays to the base, that plays to his base, which are the money people who keep rewarding him, his bad behavior. >> cruz inglorious episodes of the year. happened at the confirmation hearing for defense secretary chuck hagel cruz used a deceitful receipt or cal style who reminded me and others of joe mccarthy. to insinuate hagel may have taken money from the communists in north korea. lets listen. >> it may be he spoke at radical or extreme groups or anti-israel groups and accepted financial compensation. we don't know. he

and in addition to the neville chamberlain clip, i wish tomorrow night you play the clip from keith oler nan december 2007 where he's railing at bush for thinking that ahmadinejad was trying to acquire nukes. and poor innocent as a lamb iran they were saying what are they talking about. and bush on cheney, the american intelligence agencies know that we have the worst intelligence gathering in the universe, thanks to the post watergate congress. don't elect democrats, america, because they just dis mantmantlr intelligence agency. now the cia is a secret society of newspaperers that will occasionally come into action to leak information to embarrass an american. the national intelligence estimate in 2007 leaked this report that turned out to be horribly, horribly wrong. iran was trying to develop nukes. but the entire left just jumped on this phony report. oh, bush and cheney, the drums of war against iraq. it would have been a terrible mistake. >> and we've given them access to $7 billion in frozen funs. spare part nars boeing transports. and they are brags and boasting, the u.s. gave us

nevil chamberlain, who told the british people, accept the nazis.hey'll dominant the continent of europe. but that's not our problem. let's apiece them. why? because it can't be done. we can't possibly stand against them. >> this got in-study history. the 1930s about appeasement had nothing to do with the continent of europe, had had to do with chezechoslovaki czechoslovakia. why make comparisons to the nazis? >> when doing a faux filibuster, you've got to talk about something, anything, green eggs and ham. faux history. now, he -- ted cruz falls into that other category of people. he is not dumb. he is saying things that -- that plays to the base, that plays to his base, which are the money people, who keep rewarding him, rewarding his bad behavior. >> okay. here's some more. cruz number one. cruz was one of the most inglorious episodes of the year. happened at the confirmation here for defense secretary nominee, chuck hagel. cruz used a deceitful rhetorical style that reminded me of joe mccarthy to insinuate he may have taken money from the commun

you know, when neville chamberlain flew to munich, i think it was his third time flying there, meetinger and receiving assurances and coming away with a deal. a deal that history has reviled as appeasement. it's a satisfaction and comfort to me that smart people like john kerry are in geneva and they remember follies like that that happened in the past. >> i'm very glad for your historical perspective. thanks for that. with regard to the negotiations under way and possibility of easing sanctions with iran, where do you stand on that? >> well, obviously, we have to take a firm view of it. i understand that two sticking points are number one, reducing the iranian stockpile of enriched uranium from 20% down to 5%. that's important. there's also a nuclear research facility at a place called araq, which is capable apparently of producing weapons grade plutonium, very important obviously to shutter that facility as part of any arrangement. and i understand there's pushback going on from the iranian foreign minister about that. but again, i'm encouraged because we have participation of france

doctor meant was neville chamber lynn the representative, made a deal with hitler, pretty much allowed hitler to continue his aggressive ways which eventually led to world war ii, but chamberlaind a great deal, and krauthammer says this is the same thing with iran. isn't that overstating it a little bit? >> look, it's not going to cause world war ii, but it is going to give us a nuclear iran. and a nuclear iran, an apocalyptic regime, sworn to destroy the u.n., sworn to destroy the largest jewish community on earth is a danger. and it isn't only israel. the saudis are appeoplectic. their hair's on fire. they understand what the deal is. this guarantees -- it guarantees with western blessing that iran will be a threshold nuclear state which means perpetually two months away from achieving the critical mass of uranium. >> the president says in six months there's going to be a better deal, that it's going to be a harsher deal. >> okay. >> that they will have to give up their uranium, enriched uranium and things like that. >> look, bill, examine the logic of that statement. here we are at a point of maximum economic pressure on the regime. the real, the currency, has collapsed. ra