then obama backtracked. i think the big danger here too, is also the fact obama is cutting back on our military at the precise time that danger is increasing there. that bodes very badly for the united states and our allies in the middle east. >> to mike's point, rich about the sanctions, already, 20 countries do not have to abide by the economic sanctions now. they include china turkey and india. they're leaky already, rich. should we just walk away from this nuke deal? >> we should walk away. i think the supreme leader is and the iranian military is giving us ample reason to do. in a strange way, giving us a favor by revealing who they are, that is that they're not trustworthy. they'll lie in a heart beat. and we should walk away. >> bill we've had a, now, increased military tensions in the strait of hormuz. do you think iran being really aggressive do you think we should walk away? >> i'm trying to figure out what the mullahs are trying to do here. are they trying to get caught? here they are on the verge

and bill clinton was forced to backtrack after calling then senator obama's position on the iraq war a, quote, fairy tale. he said he was only talking about the war, not obama's drive to be the first black president. but the damage was done. clinton lost to obama by nearly 30 points in south carolina. today she was back in south carolina getting a warm reception, reaching out to minority voters and hosting a round table with minority small business owners. here is what she said about the meeting. >> i just came from kiki's chicken and waffles, which i highly recommend. and i was meeting with a group of african american business women. and they were telling me what they needed to keep growing and to build an even better future. it sounded so much like the conversation i remember around my dinner table. that's what links us together past all of the other differences that sometimes divide us. >> joining me now are msnbc contributor jimmy williams and hiram college political science professor jason johnson. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> good evening, rev. >> jas