amy: how does the obama administration spending on military weapons and does the obama administrationnd money on military weapons are just allowing the weapons to be sold to these countries? how does it compare to the two terms of the george w. bush administration? >> primarily, these are sales because the saudis and others in the gulf can afford them. under bush, they sold about $30 billion less than the 169 billion dollars of the first five years of obama. already in five years, he has sold more than bush did in eight years. amy: what does this mean for war in the world? >> i think we're seeing the results now. saudi arabia is using u.s. weapons to bomb yemen, civilians have been killed, egypt has open sales against them -- that open sales against them. they've supported dictators for years, prior to obama. that has armed the counterattacks for places like egypt and the saudis going into crush democracy movement and bahrain. it has been a negative force for many years. i think it is spinning out of control. your piece points out it is not just u.s. arms going to regimes. when countr

why do you this there was a delay in acknowledgment by the obama administration?> reporter: it's a great question randall, and one of the outstanding ones we expect to here from the white house in a daley briefing. but we know about the situation on the border there between pakistan and afghanistan, and it is ruled by outlaws, literally. the tribal areas now subject to a pakistani army push an offensive against many of the groups that make their home there, driving many of the fighters into afghanistan, this as the united states is trying to withdraw from afghanistan, relying on its afghan partners to stand up and do the job there. the question becomes what kind of assets does the united states have on the ground in that area in order to identify exactly what happened? over the coming hours and days that is surely going to be pieced together. meanwhile it was a rueful and somber president obama who appeared in an unscheduled appearance this morning, and announced what he called the inadvertent killing of dr. warren weinstein, the american who had been held captive

obama. and many of his administration.superior to us mortals to be constrained by parochialism of american culture, heritage and society. whether engaged in finance these elites, usually are working in multinational firms ngo's, not for profits and universities. in their view more powerful than mere sovereign nations technology chants such as google and apple. google facing antitrust charges in europe, but just two years ago, with political interest interwoven, google skirted similar charges here in parochial usa. multinationals of all kinds hoarding trillions of dollars in profits in overseas banks money that were this returned to united states, would be invested and create jobs, fund research and development. and innovation, create millions of jobs, apple for example hoarding more than $150 billion overseas if it were a country it would be among 60 richest in the world. you may think my thoughts a bit far fetched. but consider what i said when next you are baffled to explain actions of so many of our leaders, whether hey

and the barack obama administration has failed to fulfill that duty. texans are having to come out of pocket to the tune of almost a billion dollars to pay for a federal responsibility. >> a lot of money. governor greg abbott of texas, thank you for your time. your fight will continue and we'll check back in. >>> coming up supplies and relief workers begin pouring into nepal. given the scope of the tragedy, it is going to be a difficult job. we'll speak to the united nations world food program about efforts so save lives. >>> increased security at l.a.x. possible isis threat. we'll talk to texas congressman will herr. and a look at some of the best laughs coming up. >>> the washington hilton is great. i bet when the president walked in and saw the bell hop, he thought, finally, some decent security. now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetr

that is reminiscent of anything the obama administration was saying a few months ago.ou may remember the infamous senate report into torture by the cia. i think they are trying to line in with belief and transparency. the obama administration has received a lot of criticism to self-serving and transparency kind of beliefs. brian: we apologize for the quality of that connection. matt: deutsche bank has been made to pay a record $2.5 billion fine. financial regulators in the u.s. and the u.k. settled on the sum to punish the bank or its involvement in the libor interest rate fixing scandal. brian: does find -- this fine arts the amounts other banks were made to pay following the investigation, suggesting its wrongdoing was especially egregious. reporter: the shine may have worn off deutsche bank. the decision after traders manipulated a key interest rate. major but -- major banks joint -- major banks joined the libor rate. even tiny fluctuations in the benchmark could lead to big profits. that is what traitors did, they rigged the libor to earn money for their banks and

the obama administration intervened to preevent that. after benghazi, we didn't want to have another consul general collapse. we had major u.s. oil corporations with headquarters in erbil, and there was also an obligation to the kurds who had been steadfast allies and friends of the united states since 1991. today iraqi kurdistan is still precarious. islamic state fighters recently awe tacked kirkuk. attacked kirkuk. they launched a major offensive. you can see them on horizon. the kurds are better prepared. they have adapted their battlefield techniques because of weapons that they've received from around the world. they're better equipped and able to deal with the islamic state challenge. but we can't assume that the kurds would withstand an islamic state assault. we need to stay focused and continue our security cooperation and expand the kinds of assistance that we've been providing. and the u.s. can take lead, but we should do that in coordination with other countries that are supporting the kurds. when you rook -- look at the poten

the obama administration appears to have curbed its deportations of undocumented immigrants following public protests denouncing him as the "deporter in chief." obama has deported more people than any other president including a record of well over 400,000 in 2012. but according to the associated press, the pace has been slowing, with 127,000 deportations over the first six months of this fiscal year. if the slowdown continues, this year could see the lowest number of deportations since 2006. that would be under president george w. bush. california governor jerry brown has issued an executive order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below 1990 levels by the year 2030. his target marks the most ambitious benchmark set by any government in north america to reduce dangerous carbon emissions over the next 15 years. this comes as one of the worst droughts in decades continues to ravage california, with 98% of the state now suffering from a water crisis. we'll talk more about brown's plan with tom hayden later in the broadcast. the u.s. supreme court has upheld the right of states to

that is contrary, by the way, to what the obama administration said when selling the plan. saying this is great news for our safety and economy, but why? hi everybody. i'm david asman. welcome to

the obama administration initially described the attack as workplace violence and not terrorism.says the army is denying benefits for injuries sustained in the attack. >> i think it's almost unheard of not combat related. [inaudible] that is not combat related, i think it's just ridiculous. lori: an army spokeswoman tells fox news that this is not a final decision but that he may have to go to a hearing to prove his injuries are combat related. we are coming right back. coming up another apple innovation. why you should or should not rush out to get an apple watch. and al sharpton on his way to south carolina. one police organization there will not let rape agitators here there >> lori: a southern california sheriff's placing 10 deputies on paid leave after a video surfaced and then using excessive force during a violent arrest he was wanted in the identity theft investigation when he fled by a car and horse. the sheriff said he was disturbed and troubled by the rest in the internal investigation is under way. fox news has obtained documents the there was an active warda on the d

the obama administration says that u.s. drone strike accidentally killed two hostages being held by al qaeda. brookville sa brag ga reports one of them was american. >> reporter: flowers and yellow ribbons mark the maryland home of dr. warren weinstein one of two hostages killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies. >> reporter: the drone strikes were conducted in january along the pakistan-afghanistan border. the operation targeting an al qaeda compound. he was an aid worker captured in pakistan and held by al qaeda since 2011. also killed was an italian held hostage since 2012. the president said the u.s. did not know hostages were being held at the compound. >> i cannot begin to imagine the anguish that the weinstein and lapore tow families are enduring today. i realize that there are no words that can ever equal their loss. >> reporter: the obama administration is conducting a review of the strikes. the weinstein family sai

just a couple of months into the obama administration. and i would have told you at the time that it couldn't happen. that i've been working on the taxpayer movement for a long time, and i knew from experience the american people will rise up against a tax increase. proposition 13 against property taxes in california. camp roth, the increases in income taxes nationally. proposition two and a half, massachusetts. proposition 13 property tax revolt. they didn't revolt during the previous 10-15 years when spending got out of hand and then taxes went rose to meet it. they waited until taxes increased. so i thought we were going to have to wait until obama would spend a lot of money and i would go hey, look at that and everyone would go, oh, that's not a problem, and then as soon as taxes were raised they'd go, hey, now it's a problem. the american people sensed that all that spending was going to lead to massive tax increases and didn't wait for the tax hikes. the tax hikes followed but the tea party came first. it was the first anti-spending

as you know, wall street journal has story that seemed to rely on obama administration sources saying that they will work with and collaborate with member of congress to give them a stake in this. what is your view and your knowledge of that? >> what the administration is saying they understand that congress has the ability to weigh in on a deal once it is signed and i don't think there's ally any question that republicans in the senate and house are going to structure a approval or disapproval vote once it's reached. because you already have that power why weigh in and pass legislation now while we're sitting at the negotiating table and i think that they're going to ultimately be persuasive on most democrats at least with that argument. we don't need to pass a bill telling us that we have the power to approve or disapprove a deal once it's signed. we should just have the good sense and the maturity to wait and let these negotiations play out so we can look at an agreement and decide whether we want to move forward on it. >> why do you think some republicans are so eager to engage on

the obama administration initially described the attack as workplace violence and not terrorism.oday's honor is bittersweet for at least one survivor who says the army is denying benefits for injuries sustained in the attack. >> i think it's almost unheard of not combat related. [inaudible] that is not combat related, i think it's just ridiculous. lori: an army spokeswoman tells fox news that this is not a final decision but that he may have to go to a hearing to prove his injuries are combat related. we are coming right back. coming up another apple innovation. why you should or should not rush out to get an apple watch. and al sharpton on his way to south carolina. one police organization there will not let rape agitators here there [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumon

the obama administration touts gains in clean energy and fuel efficiency standards in cars and trucks but some republicans are pushing back on calls for the nation to cut carbon levels or enter into an agreement on emissions levels. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says it puts more burden on this country. the house speaker's office says the obama administration has been on a, quote, crusade against affordable american energy. the president counters that these issues are bigger than the person that occupies the oval office. the vice president begins his tour at 2:30 this afternoon in center city. you can expect some traffic delays with that. live in center city, jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> a philadelphia mother accused of abandoning her disabled son in the woosds will go before a judge this afternoon. nyia parler is scheduled for an extradition hearing to return to philadelphia. this comes one day after health officials released her from the hospital. police say parler left her 21-year-old quadriplegic son in cobbs park. her son has cerebral palsy and cannot communicate. a pas

. >> this is a first step by the obama administration to show their willingness to have a cordial relation with latin america. president obama hoped to announce the establishment of full diplomatic relations with cuba ahead of the summit. allowing cuba into the fold is a gesture of enlightened self-interest, helping washington recover lost clout in the region at a time when china is making unprecedented inroads in what was considered the backyard of the united states. while the ideological divide between cuba and the united states is enormous, a gathering of all the neighbours of the americas for the first time represents more than a photo opportunity >>> a policy analyst from latin america at the center for global liberty and prosperity joins us in washington d.c. sir, thank you for joining us on al jazeera america there are reports that the state department recommended that cuba be removed from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. do you think if and when that is made official that will be enough for president obama to remove cuba from the list and will we see that removal in the nex

to be fair when we speak specifically of drones remember it's the obama administration that greatly ramped up the number of drone strikes by a significant factor from the bush administration. it's been a favorite tool of this president. >> it certainly has. jim sciutto, thank you for the reporting. the white house beginning the statement saying it is with tremendous sorrow they make this announcement. let me hand it over to my colleague in washington as we wait for the president to speak. jake. >> thanks poppy. good morning, everyone. if you're just joining us let's bring you up to speed on what's going on. at this hour we're expecting any moment president obama to appear in the brady white house press briefing room to talk about what is probably the most difficult decision a president has to make the decision to try to rescue hostages the decision to send troops into harm's way. right now what we know president obama is going to talk about is a counter-terrorism attempt, mission that went wrong. one that went wrong in january, an attempt to rescue the hostage, kenneth weinstein -- sorry,

>> well, i don't know why the obama administration's defense department apeoplepealed that except if they would stop appealing it and fighting this hab eus, he could be released. the judge that ordered him released was the first neutral person to look at the evidence and say there wasn't any. he should be released. he shouldn't have been there in the first place. >> let's discuss why that was in question. he does admit to having been a member of al qaeda? >> he didn't join al qaeda. he simply went to a camp that was run by al qaeda, but the judge found in 2010 that that was not the same as the al qaeda that came to attack us in 9/11. it really has nothing to do with anything. so it's not a reason for him to be guantanamo. >> slahi wrote this book, and it was -- he had a great deal of difficulty doing it. after it was written, he had a great deal of difficulty getting it published. but he was able to write the book in return for cooperation. what sort of cooperation was that? >> well, he didn't write the book in return for cooperation. he wrote the book after they stopped torturing hi

the obama administration did dramatically upscale because it's fascinating in light of the fact the obama administration is declared the war on terror and wind down mode. while ratcheting up the amounts of information about americans currently gathering. at least bush and cheney are trying to give us an excuse. we were trying to see folks are dangerous. they refuse to acknowledge folks are dangerous. we're in the middle of signing the nuclear deal even today they will not allow inspection of nuclear facilities. many say there is no threat i get little bit suspicious. >> host: cohost k. rla 870 los angeles, the warning answer. sln author of several books including his two most recent, always and "the people vs. barack obama." at 15 minutes left with ben shapiro. kerry coming back,, washington. good afternoon. >> caller: hi, how are you. i wanted to talk to mr. shapiro about the drought in california. i wanted to give him my suggestion that we at washington state that transferred after he graduated from college in california and my fellow mother was snow skiing. they have lots of water appe

and that was all held together by the obama administration. and everybody knew that to undo that and to actually make any progress you had to have the americans on board. >> gary sick of columbia university, thank you so much. >> pleasure to be with you. >> sreenivasan: tonight marks the beginning of the end for the hit series "mad men." the final seven episodes air on amc. the popular series about a madison avenue advertising agency debuted in 2007 and actress elisabeth moss has been a pivotal cast member since the beginning. but with the series coming to an end, she is looking to broadway and beyond to extend her career of playing strong, complicated women. she sat down recently with the newshour's jeffrey brown. >> brown: in the hit series," mad men", peggy, the secretary turned ad executive played by elisabeth moss, is a character from the 1960's who somehow still speaks to our own time. >> i always try to be honest. >> brown: she's hugely flawed, very insecure, also very smart. develops a great sense of humor. really good at her job. horr

i have a problem with obama administration. on foreign policy matters they have been wrong a lot say dumb things isis being jv team. when nixon engaged in the shank my commune cay in 1970. there were beginnings of diplomatic relations between china and u.s., china just, left the cultural revolution where they killed millions of people. >> understood. >> where they promised to wipe out the united states. yet, nixon, now president obama is not richard nixon but -- >> want to know the difference, charlie? the big difference, what we tried in iran china was not hegemonic power not the way that iran is right now. in yemen. in all over the middle east in south america. china was not pushing with its terrorist arm all over the world. >> are you telling me -- melissa: hang on. >> iran and terrorism. >> forget about terrorism. >> how can i forget about terrorism? melissa: one at a time. >> fomenting revolution around the world in '60s and '70s. >> here is the difference. if we want to -- melissa: let julian speak. >> talk about differen

menendez has been an outspoken critic of the obama administration about iran and cuba. he says there is no doubt the case against him is politically motivated. the fox news political insiders are back. doug, the administration drops a bomb on the new jersey democratic senator that he's going to face these federal charges. however, ironically no charges are going to be brought against the central figure in the irs political targeting scandal, lois lerner. anything wrong with this picture? >> i think what's really wrong is that the timing of the indictment was almost the day that the iranian deal was signed. bob menendez was the ranking member on the foreign relations committee. he's had to give up his post. and to get congressional oversight, there needs to be 67 votes in the senate. and candidly with lois lerner having not been prosecuted and men then december prosecuted candidly, i think we're going to see the effort to get congressional review fall short. i hope i'm wrong. i hope there is review. but i think this really sends a message to the entire congress. >> let's

lou: not worthy of news in the obama administration. and obama doctrine is also about apiece am, giving -- appeasement, gives your add adversaries what they want, what is our next dictator that president obama could reach out to expecting them to unclench their fists now thomas jefferson quote said, every government generates -- people because today is the 272nd birthday of our third president another of his quotes. >> if nations expects to be ignorant, and free, in a state of civilization. it expects what never was. and never will be. >> we're coming right back with much more stay with us. >> coming up good cop bad cop tulsa oklahoma sting sprig goes wrong. the circumstances that led to the suspect becoming a victim. >> a young black man proves that reporting the police turns out to be a two way street, the new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether

you know, you have the obama administration and they seem to be the only people.his is a very dangerous situation and now you have the iranians saying that the obama administration is not being honest about the plan that they have worked out in the deal that they have worked out and they have all these folks over there, shouting death to america, again the president is saying that's not a big deal and they are making googly eyes at us. charles: you have been involved with politics for a long time. are we at the stage now with the obama administration with public opinion not mattering, whatever the president is trying to achieve he will achieve it or at least go for it no matter what the public says? >> we don't really know what he's trying to achieve. dick cheney finally said is this guy trying to ruin america? you finally said it out loud, so i guess we can say it out loud. everything that the president has been doing, the iranians are not afraid of us committed don't respect us, they don't fear us at all, one of the ways that you get this, people have to fear yo

did the obama administration push saudi arabia to end that month-long offensive? >> it's clear that the obama administration was concerned about the humanitarian crisis in yemen and the next phase of the saudi-led campaign is called operation renewal of hope. and it's supposed to protect civilians getting humanitarian aid, and nearly 1,000 people have died in the campaign so far. and tens of thousands have left their home. but today both the obama administration and the saudis deny that the administration had pressured the saudi arabiaian government to call a halt to it because of the growing number of casualties. >> from the state department, getting parties back to the negotiating table how we could gent back to a ceasefire. the saudis have made a conversation with their coalition partners, but it needs to be dialogue. >> you can tell from that diplomatic speech that there might have been nudging from the obama administration, but the 1,000 casualties, the civilian deaths to far were entirely because of the air campaign. he said that saudi arabia was being blame

yet for this entire time they have been denied the purple hearts they were owed because the obama administration characterized that attack as quote, workplace violence. i will tell you one of the things i'm most proud of is last year in the united states senate, i introduced legislation mandating that those soldiers finally received the purple heart to which they were due. [applause] senator cruz: we were able to win bipartisan support, bring together every republican and every democrat on the senate armed services committee in support of my amendment. we passed it unanimously over the objections of the obama pentagon, and in december it became law, which is why on friday five years too late they were finally recognized for their heroism and bravery. [applause] senator cruz: at the ceremony over and over again as i looked at young soldiers, the sentiment i expressed to each of them was, i'm sorry. i'm sorry this took five years. i'm sorry the government -- and by the way, nadal hassan was in communications with a known radical islamic terrorist and cleric, asking about the permissibility of wagi

>> the obama administration rules on that subject were not violated. the expert from the agency, the archives administration, the top lawyer said, on a rival network -- >> no, that wasn't a question -- >> no, he said no rule -- >> in any case -- >> he said no rule no law -- >> it was so civil until the end. thank you. >> thank you. >> it's certainly more civil than last time. thank you for coming in, lanny. always a pleasure. up next our sunday group joins the conversation about the allegations against hillary clinton and what impact they'll have on the 2016 campaign. what do you think? how strong is the case the clintons traded millions in speech fees and contributions to their foundation in return for political favors? let me know on facebook or twitter @fox-dnewssunday and use the #fns. d: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you back? dad: it doesn't really work that wa

and house speaker john boehner is blaming the obama administration former secretary of state hillary ton. >> the administration has made if virtually impossible to get to the facts surrounding benghazi. >> the republican terrorism in of the benghazi committee suggesting he might put out his final report just a few months before the 2016 election. >> they could clean this up a whole lot quicker if the administration and former secretary clinton were in a position to actually cooperate. >> hillary clinton gotten back to you? >> she has not but her lawyer has been good about getting back. >> they have got a lot more work to do. >> and benghazi select committee chair trey gowdy joins us. nice to see you sir. >> yemen, thank you. >> you realize if this comes out end of the year 2016 the credibility is going to be pinched because people said political. you waited until secretary clinton one nor if the. the report is critical of her. i don't make that assumption. still in the process of gathering facts. if the report is not critical of her then she would probably want it to come out closer t

lou: can you imagine middle east further into chaos because of obama administration at catastrophic misadventures and ineptness. and trying to impose on the new sisi government, a partnership with islamists. 18 looking foolish and inept. and yemen and iranian support rebel, ignore by mr. obama. his narrow visions of the world and crushing consequences of his policies which can't be ignored by those who are the victims of radical islamist barber implementrismcertainly 92 certain. >> they have any incentive to desto --it is disturb for obama's drowsy tranquil view of the world. >> history is laden with bling rent leaders, it shows how often ill informed moralism has led to foreign en tangle ams that do more remember that than good. lou: coming up president obama said that the economy is doing fine hillary says that the economy is stalled. senate democrats fighting the president's big trade deal. the president this time, he likes the republican side, bain capital founding member ed kennard will sort is out for us. and actor ben affleck's attempt to hide his american here at the td ameritrade trader

so much so it was recently revealed a couple months ago by the new york times the obama administration has adopted a new definition of militants, which says that any military aged male and a strike zone, meaning any male who dies above the age of 16 or below the age of 55, is automatically deemed a militant without knowing anything else about them. this is how we have come to think about muslims, to the extent we think about them all, they die at the hands of our violence justifiably because even when we don't know anything about them, we assume they are militants or terrorists. this has been so indoctrinated for so many years in the mindset of americans that i think it really distinguishes this form of persecution from prior once. i don't mean it i mean it is a unique form of how this persecution is justified. another unique attribute of the current persecution campaign is that as we move further away from the precipitating event, in justifypitated the abuses, the 9/11 attack, the injustices actually worsen. to become more extreme, not less. what is amazing about that, if you look at

it's about the obama administration, too. >> right. and i want to talk about the obama administration kennedy, because we saw this with the email scandal, that sort of double speak coming out of the white house. general petraeus was charged for very similar offenses as hillary clinton should have been charged in the email scandal. now we see a very similar thing happen with democrat from new jersey who did very similar things. however, menendez was helping out his constituent. she on the other hand could have been helping out foreign governments. it's even worse than menendez's scandal in my opinion. >> it is but the thing that's interesting about the clintons, they always manage to stay one step ahead of legislation and regulation. you know, whether it's the email server at the state department or the clinton foundation, it's actually a pretty brilliant scheme and as one writer pointed out most presidents are just in the third act and when they leave office, they're just trying to make a little bit of money. they're trying to have the

the obama administration is calling iran's judiciary absurd after they leveled espionage charges against an american journalist held there. last week the iraqi prime minister was here in washington while asking for more money and weapons to fight isis haider al abadi sided with iran saying the saudi-led coalition in yemen was pushing the region closer to a greater war. but that hasn't stopped the united states from taking a larger role in the arab coalition with nine u.s. warships now settled off the coast of yemen. here with me is our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. set the stage for what i call compartmentalization. negotiations in vienna over the nuclear deal while at the same time the potential for some sort of confrontation between the u.s. and iranian warships off the coast of yemen. >> well the circumstances are certainly tense and dangerous. but let's say this the principle mission of those u.s. warships now is because of the deterioration of the situation in yemen. it gives the president military options, counterterror options off the deck of an aircraft carri

why then did the obama administration appeal a judge's ruling to release this man in 2010?n't know why the obama administration defense department appealed that, except that if they would stop appealing it and fighting the habeas, he could be released. the judge that ordered him released was the first neutral person that looked at the evidence and said that there wasn't any, and mohammed is an injured man, he should never be in guantanamo. he admits to being or having been a member of al qaeda. >> he doesn't join al qaeda, he went to a camp run by al qaeda. the judge found in 2010 that that was not the same as the al qaeda that came to attack us in 9/11 and has nothing to do with anything. it's not a reason for him to be in guantanamo. >> he has written is book, and he had a regular difficulty in doing it. he was able to write the book in return for cooperation. what sort of cooperation that? >> they didn't write the book in return for cooperation, he wrote the book after they stopped torturing him. they stopped torturing him when they realised all he was doing was answerin

does the obama administration want this deal more than tehran and is tehran taking advantage of that in negotiations? >> i would disagree with that. what has been accomplished over the last many months, we kept iran's program in check, and there has been a reduction of the capacity to reduce materials for a weapon, and the frame of the agreement has been adhered to by iran and we need to make sure they cannot produce a nuclear weapon and we have the right to inspect and insure we know what they are doing. >> thanks for having and taking the time this sunday morning. >>> the u.s. enters the final stages of the deal with iran and then a reporter remains on spying charges. i will speak with his brother later this hour. and then former senator, jim webb when we come back. bring us your audacious. we want your sticky notes, sketchbooks, and scribbles. let's pin 'em to the wall. kick 'em around. kick 'em around, see what happens. because we're in the how-do-i-get-this-startup- off-the-ground business. the taking-your-business- global-business. we're in the problem-solving business. 400,000

but he still not say he opposed the obama administration framework for the deal with iran or that heeal. >> i believe in applying reagan's approach to foreign policy to the iran issue. successful negotiations with untrustworthy adversaries are only achieved through a position of strength. i will oppose any deal that does not end iran's nuclear ambitions with strong verification measures. and i would insist that the final version be brought before congress. the different between president obama and myself he seems to think you can negotiate from a position of weakness. yet everyone needs to realize that negotiations are not inherently bad. that trust but verify is required in any negotiation, but that our goal always should be and always is peace, not war. >> steve, despite all the rhetoric there, there is as of now no real difference between rand paul and president obama other than the question of the senate voting on this. rand paul has the same position as chuck schumer. can he really go forward in this campaign without saying i am completely opposed to everything president obama i

i don't work in the obama administration. i wish i did. i could get this their ears. i don't know why they're doing what they're doing. and apparently president obama and his administration believe this is more just a criminal nuisance that can be handled in federal courts. this is not a global jihadist movement. as you mentioned, the danger of this -- look, in paris, back in january, they had trained, the two terrorists there had trained in yemen came back home. by the way, they were on u.s. and u.k. watch lists. yet they were still able to conduct terror attacks. the boston bombers in april, 2013, one of them had been overseas, was questioned by the fbi, and then let go. so nightmare scenario. what isis wants to do, and i talk about -- [ technical difficulties ] >> i think we just had what was called a technical problem. erik stakelback, trying to explain why we haven't done something more serious to people who travel there to fight and come back here. we'll see him again shortly. >>> two teenagers busted in the u.k. accused of plotting a terror attack there. to kitt