income, david axelrod, advisedder in the obama white house. in his new book he writes about his 40-year career working in politics and government. david axelrod sat down with an interview with david frump. this i

obama spoke at the white house wednesday, flanked by vice president joe biden, secretary of state john kerry and outgoing defense secretary chuck hagel. >> today my administration submitted a draft resolution to congress to authorize the use of force against isil. i want to be very clear about what it does and does not do. this resolution reflects our core objective to destroy isil. it supports the conference of strategy that we've been pursuing with our allies and partners. a systemic and sustained campaign of airstrikes against isil in iraq and syria, support and training for local forces on the ground including the moderate syrian opposition, preventing isil attacks in the region and beyond including by foreign tourist fighters who try to threaten our countries regional and international support for an inclusive iraqi government that unites the iraqi people and strengthens iraqi forces against isil, he military assistance for the innocent civilians of iraq and syria who are suffering so terribly under isil's rain. >> questions over the language in the resolution have been raised by

do you think that caught anybody's surprise in the obama white house? ell, it didn't catch me by surprise. i negotiated with the cubans. i think the obama administration expected this. where the cubans are really hard line is i have been to cuba several times. whenever i met with dissonance, because you want to show your support for human rights, they go crazy. they get very upset. so while there's progress on a number of fronts on exchanging ambassadors, on homeland security issues drugs, environmental cooperation political cooperation, when you say to the cubans all right, you've got to release those 53 that you said you would, you got to do it right away, you've got to find ways to open up the internet, the cubans go crazy and this is going to be one of the tough spots but i think it's worth continuing. we don't want the russians or iran there. i think cuba is going to open up. the castro brothers are not going to be there forever. so i support the president's move but it's not going to be easy to move, especially in the human rights area. >> you know

obama. and said, oh where did you come from! i'm white! i'm entitled! there's a black man stealing my show! >> no justice! >> no peace! >> would you go to jeremiah wright's church for 20 years? i'm asking -- >> sean. >> no answer the question. would you go to his church for 20 years? >> i don't know. i don't live in chicago. i don't know. >> would you hang out -- this is a guy -- wait a minute. this is a guy the sunday after 9/11 said america's chickens have come home to roost. >> what does that have to do with -- obama loves his country. said it multiple times. >> answer my question. would you go to his church? >> i probably would not. >> would you be friends with bill ayers? >> that's -- >> no. answer. it's relevant. >> the answer's i don't know. >> you could potentially be friend with a domestic terrorist -- >> has nothing to do with him being a good president. >> paul. >> that's dragging everybody else down. i mean, it doesn't hurt to say these are bad things. i don't know why you can't admit that. we have a president who was influenced by a very ra

you got to wrap your arms around the obama white house and say, i am 100% there. >> biden said, it wasn'tg ago that members of the party said the economic path didn't work. it will looking to distance themselves from what we've done. i think that would be a terrible mistake. i believe that hillary clinton is going to come as i said psychodrama herself over this. biden isn't afraid of the record. >> he has no psychodrama. >> here's another issue where we are going to see hillary clinton's psychodrama, economic equality. elizabeth warren is the pacesetter. she does it in a hot way. this is joe biden in a biden way talking about income inequality. >> i hope you all end up being millionaires or billionaires but the last thing somebody making over $1 million a year needs is another tax cut. they are ok. they are doing just fine. no, i'm serious. >> the whisper thing -- >> i like the way joe uses his inside voice. >> he considers himself as good a speaker as bill clinton. >> if not better. >> there is no doubt looking at that clip that he went into this event knowing full well that "the des moi

income, david axelrod, advisedder in the obama white house. in his new book he writes about his 40-year career working in politics and government. david axelrod sat down with an interview with david frump. this is an hour. >> host: let's just jump into the most controversial passage of the book you generated. you tell a story that is has drawn a lot of attention, concession call from governor romney to president obama after the 2012 election. one in which you say the president was offend by what he took to be a racial undercurrent in governor romney's concession. one of governor romney's aides, his bodyman, garrett jackson said it was his phone on which the call took place, has said the story is untrue and has been very angry about it. how can those who weren't in the room assess which of you is right? >> guest: i don't know. there were five people standing around the president when he talked to governor romney, and several of them have already come forward and said their recollection was completely the same as mine, which is that the presiden

as the obama white house hosted a three day summit on countering what they call violent extremism the president and his staff once again refused to use the term islamic to describe the threat, a distinction they say is necessary in part to deprive terror groups of legitimacy. >> al qaeda and isil and groups like it are desperate for legitimacy. they try to portray themselves as religious leaders holy warriors in defense of islam. we must never accept the premise that they put forth. because it is a lie. nor should we grant these terrorists the religious legitimacy that they seek. they are not religious leaders. they are terrorists. >> joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor, editorial board member and global view columnist brett stevens author of the new book "america in retreat." dorothy the president's summit was supposed to rally support for his strategy to counter isis and violent extremism as they call it. did they accomplish it? >> no. it ran into a wall of skepticism and opposition that you can just feel, you can feel in the commentary and

obama, according to white house this afternoon called mr. putin to discuss ongoing russian backed rebels fighting government forces in eastern ukraine. mr. obama, as he has previously if he continues his aggression u.s. trained and syrian backed. within syria's borders and pentagon today declineed to confirm that damascus, baghdad access. >> is it possible that iraq is commcommunicating with the assad regime. >> that would be a great question to ask the folks in baghdad. >> i'm telling you what i can account for. >> is that way u.s. indirectly or directly, communicates with iranian military inside of iraq? >> no, no. >> the iraqi government does not share information with the iranians and -- >> that would be a great question to ask the folks in baghdad, i don't know, i am telling you we're not doing it, we're not talking toy it rain. >>toying toy it rain.toy tehran. >> president obama appears to be on verge of a major political victory on capitol hill, where several members of the republican senate leadership, have told the house of represent

lou: if you thoughts about the seemingly negative and destructive choices made by the obama white housee their war on law-enforcement and it was an inside job. the president chose james komi to go forward and ask disparaged those that protect our communities all across this great country. in with fast over simplification with that responsibility whatsoever and was declared that police are burdened with blatant bias. >> we have different flavors of cynicism because of lazy shortcuts. too often we're given firemen's were hugely disproportionate of street crime is up young men of color and something happens to people of goodwill working in that environment. lou: i cannot imagine a of what they feel from hearing those words you should be above politics but instead offer a inspiration nine denigration instead at a georgetown university event of a manifesto. far too comfortable with volley into the logical step with his highly partisan bosses whose early politicize the justice department that he once helped to lead with distinction. his comments nearly identical to a controversial statement i

with that issue near the end of the year, that will be one of the last big flashpoints between the obama white house and the congressional republicans this year. there will be a lot between here and then, though. >> what is the next step with the president's request? >> the cbo will take a look at it and say that this is probably will look at the individual pieces, that this is legitimate accounting and we would question this part over here. then in march they will get back to congress with sort of their review of the president's budget as well as basically a new baseline, given their projections about what they expect the economy and the deficit to look like in the next 10 years. from those figures the congressional senate and then try to reconcile them before april 15. and if they can do that and that is a feat that has not been done since 2009 given that there was divided power in congress during most of those years, they will be able to use that budget document to possibly leverage later legislation and send some bills to the president for signature or for veto. and what those reconciliati

>> you can tell the obama white house wants to get more credit for the u.s. economy. they want people to say wait a second we are creating 200,000 jobs -- gwen: don't they deserve a little bit of the credit? >> presidents traditionally get credit and blame. gwen: yeah certainly got the blame. >> definitely got the blame. but what this white house has been careful about and you see this on the day of the job report in florida, come out with a statement and put officials on the white house lawn to talk to cnbc and other networks and say it's really good but we can do more. it's really good but here's what we will do to fix the rest of the problem. the reason is they don't want that mission accomplished moment where they are taking credit for everything being fixed and americans still feeling pain and looking saying these people don't get it. gwen: are we worried about the things we talked about the first half of the show the global issues which could destiblize snevering >> absolutely. you are seeing weirdness in greek welcomes isis, ukraine, all of that can disrupt glo

the white house had an acronym ready, cve countering violent extremism, get it? took me awhile. mr. obama'smit was far more a facade for a man who remains far more a community organizer than a president. and so-called summit seemed to be designed to pump far more smoke and fog over the white house's response to radical islamist terrorism. and the president's hapless war on what they like to call now violent extremism. president obama seems lost as a manager of the government machine, he talks and he talks but has become a do youer and in my opinion boring speaker, bereft of originality and sparkle. he retains one gift that is considerable. no one can pander the way he does. today in front of public employees of all levels of government and those of nonprofit organizations and ngo's, he won their nods with his calls of ever more government programs, and as he did, he and underlings conjured up assaults on our nation and our people, and his administration has descended to attacking america and americans rather than the evil of radical islamist that terrorize millions in the middle east and af

what do you do when you leave the obama white house?ook bob gates are leon panetta or hillary clinton there is a cottage industry of former staffers who have publishers on speed dial because dirt sells. david axelrod is the latest in for his new book titled i know you don't give a crap i tried to make money. he said the president was peeved after getting off that concession called because mitt romney was getting racial when he congratulated the obama in the urban stronghold in cleveland and obama inferred he only one because of planned communities when really it was hurricane see ante that pushed him over the top. and ron and nicole did not like valery garett. i'm sure he had other pieces to. like the sun is hot. to wait to meet at kennedy nation with cash to a "topical storm". maybe tonight i will surprise you. talking about vaccines and politicians. stay with us. every truck can tow a boat. every truck can climb a hill. every truck can haul a trailer. but not everyone can say they're the fastest-growing truck brand... in america. guts

that's what the obama white house is talking about. they are talking about impact. size and the way it which you are remembered in history. being a big figure in history. i think if you have, particularly conservative ideas, and if you think obama has been an effective president, you don't have the stuff thinking that, but you have to set that aside in your assessment and try to see it from the way the white house sees it. in terms of impact. one thing that caller was pointing out maybe think of -- things generally in the 80's, after grim. in the 70's, were pretty positive. we did have a lot of success. that does color the way that reagan was remembered and perceived. i don't think you can -- this is not necessarily obama's fault, necessarily, but it has been a grammar. under him. -- a grimmer period under him. it has been difficult. host: will the length of this recovery dictate how well this president is remembered? guest: that is a big part of this debate. did the recovery takes long because of his policies or was that the way that the recovery was destined to ha

another top aide to president barack obama is leaving the white house to join hillary clinton's 2016unications director jennifer palliery is leaving the administration and she is close to john podesta, a senior adviser to the president who is also leaving this month to join clinton's team. joining me now is the senior editor mark murray. what is the behind-the-scenes news you've learned? >> to meet biggest takeaway is how hillary clinton seems to be trying to shore up one of the big weaknesses of her 2008 race and that has to do with press relation relations. in 2008 she had a very combative group of people that loved duelling with the media and in the end of the day that didn't serve her campaign all that well and hillary clinton seems to be going into the obama white house to bring somebody who is very well respected among democrats and members of the press and also republicans, also worked for john edwards' 2004 and 2008 campaigns as well too. you know again, tamron i can't emphasize this enough that you end up having the hillary clinton campaign keep on bringing more and more fol

. >> host: but we talk about your role in the obama white house.eople who don't pay attention to the details may not appreciate how new a thing it is for presidents to install basically a chief political adviser as a staffer. george h. w. bush didn't put me at water on the staff, bill clinton didn't put james carville on the white house staff. i think think you it began with president bush who did hire karl rove and president obama interested you. what does that say about our government that this trend is occurring and do you think it will continue? >> guest: first of all i want to distinguish my role from carl and i don't pretend to understand exactly what carl's was. but i would describe my role something as two more akin to what mike did for president reagan's. i am someone who's been involved with the president and his message from the beginning of the relationship in the senate race in 2004. and i worked very much with him on the message and the messaging approach to the campaigns on speeches and policy rollouts and communication and communica

who's signaling he's stepping up his efforts against the terror group but president obama is signaling status quo for the white house strategy. president obama went forward with his schedule today as if it was business as usual, meeting with dreamers to tout his executive action on immigration and throw out another veto threat to republicans. >> and i am confident that i can uphold that veto. >> reporter: press secretary josh earnest would not say whether the administration supports king abdullah's decision to kill two terrorists held in jordanian prisons. >> i don't have a specific reaction to the news overnight that a couple of individuals who had been convicted of crimes related to terrorism, that they had been executed. >> reporter: republican john mccain charged that's a sign of an administration whose strategy to degrade and destroy isis is failing. >> let there be no doubt we still do not have a viable strategy to counter isil. if you're not winning a war, you are losing. >> reporter: mccain chaired the confirmation hearing for ash carter, the president's nominee to be the new defense secretary. carter

. >> and then out of nowhere it came hey, i'm barack obama she said where did you come from? i'm white. i'm entitled. there is a black man stealing my show! >> no justice. >> would you go to jeremiah wright's church for 20 years? i'm asking. no, no no, would you go to his church -- >> i don't know, i don't live in chicago, i don't know. >> you don't know. would you hang -- this is a guy after -- the sunday after 9/11 said america's chickens have come home to roost. >> what does that have to do with obama -- obama loves this country a lot. >> now answer my question, would you go to his church? >> i probably would not? >> would you be friends with bill ayers? answer the question, it's relevant. >> answers i don't know. >> you could potentially be friends with a domestic terrorist. >> has nothing to do with him being a good president. >> well that is dragging everybody else down it doesn't hurt to say these are bad things i don't know why you can't just admit this. look we have a president influenced by very radical people. this really is unprecedented. i mean you can't find individuals l

he had the man oysters to complain the obama white house has been scandal free. >> i'm proud of the fact that basically you had an administration in place for six years in which there hasn't been a major scandal. [ laughter ] >> that was so much fun. i didn't know he was doing a comedy show. that's great. what meets his perverted threshold for scandal? do you have to be pope, mr. obama hasn't soiled many blue gap dresses, is that the only definition of presidential scandal? someone should call lois lerner, the secret service, the va, bowe bergdahl and swapped terrorists friends. the justice department, solyndra. the nsa and the gsa and let them know we're all good, no scandals here, guys, sweet. this administration is as soft as a kitten and pure as a bar of ivory soap, you're soaking in it. a man faces jail time over antique bissel as old as our country, and montel williams will discuss legalizing medical marijuana, we're going to talk to a u.s. general about the major strike into isis controlled territory under works. it's all happening here. good to see you, i'm kennedy. . kennedy: to

with sensitivity and diversity training, insisting on emthese with our enemy only a weekend later obama white house is trying to scare americans about implications for national security if congress does not pass a bill that fully funds department of homeland security by midnight friday. >> unless congress acts, one week from now more than 100,000 vhs employees border control inspectors tsa agents will show up to work without getting paid. they all work in your states, these are folks who if they don't have a pay chick will not be -- paycheck will not be able to spend that money in your states. will have a direct impact on america's national security. lou: critics say this is the president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigrants that will do the most damage to our economy. that is why republican leaders are standing firm. and insisting any dhs funding bill gut the president's executive action on amnesty. for their part, senate democrats are filibustering the bill. tonight, they successfully blocked it for a furth time. tonight, we'll talk with one of those fighting the president's order in the c

with sensitivity and diversity training, insisting on emthese with our enemy, only a weekend later obama whiteng to scare americans about implications for national security if congress does not pass a bill that fully funds department of homeland security by midnight friday. >> unless congress acts, one week from now more than 100,000 vhs employees, border control,

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that fierce response, in contrast to obama white house referring to them as innocents and citizens. we take that up with ktmcfarland, andd waly will farris. --d walid phares. it appears that republicans have upper hand, democrats could pay a huge political price republicans are now insists that the dhs funding bill wipe out president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigration, they passed legislation to that effect, senate democrats are refuses to act on the bill, democratic op tibbs not helped by president's unilateral act. allowing illegal imtkpwrafpbs immigrant to collect welfare and an opportunity to vote, and newer report that hillary clinton a 2016 bid for white house may be -- we'll have a full report, and analysis by fox news political analyst, we begin with middle east. where islamic state is not the only threat to region. president obama success story yemen on verge of civil war with forces loyal to their ousted president. joining us now. former pentagon tomorrow kt mcfarland. fox news analyst waly will ly willlywalid fair farris.>> it is already gone. if they talk about pro i

. >> arquette has visited the obama white house at least four times and given tens of thousands of dollars to causes. now it is reported that when democrat hillary clinton presently front runner served in the u.s. senate for nearly a decade women earned a medyn salary lower than that of men she employed. women under senator clinton earned about 72 cents for every dollar men did. >> the more women we can get to participate fully and get paid equal pay for equal work the faster our economy will recover. >> reporter: supporters point out that clinton consistently hired and promoted women to top jobs and paid them top salaries. >> the truth of the matter is mrs. clinton had a notebook ready to go of really confident capable women. >> reporter: the former hewlett-packard chief told fox news the so-called pay gap is a democratic gimmick. >> if you really cared then why don't you put forward a bill that turns civil service for pay for performance environment instead of seniority system. >> reporter: president obama's spokesman admitted the white house paid women 88 cents on the dollar. >> i think

i see him as a highly skilled technical person for the department i'm not part of the obama white house but i have trouble believing that the people in the white house with all the czars and the different factions in there that -- i mean he is going to be the secretary of defense for this president this president was elected he will do a good job down in the department. how successful he will be getting the president or the key people valerie jarrett and the other people who are so influential in the department to alter their behavior or advice or views, i don't think that's going to happen. the president has got two more years. it seems to me the only thing that could change it is not going to be the press. it's not going to be the congress. it would have to be people in his cabinet. people in his white house staff going in and saying, look, we have been wrong we are making a mistake. we are going to have to calibrate and deal with this problem or are or 00 vacuum we have created is going to impose enormous cost on this country in time, in money, cost, and in blood. >> what do you make

but the obama white house nonsense doesn't end there, of course.the white house initially, yesterday refused to name the participants in a closed hour-long meeting with people described by the white house as american muslim leaders. now we wondered here who theythey were. what organizations they represented. the white house wouldn't tell anybody. it turns out, in the meeting in which they wouldn't describe, that they apparently covered a wide-ranging list of topics from obamacare to law enforcement the islamic state. all that from some of the participants. a few of the participants who actually did say what happened including comedian dean and the executive director of muslim advocates claiming the main topic of discussion was anti-muslim bigotry with the president. wow. i wonder why a man so convinced that other mortals are so unaware of their prestigiouses prejudices never shares a list of his own with his citizens. i wonder, don't you? well, the quotation of the evening. this one from cs lewis who wrote an open mind nchesin questions that aren't

. >> well, you know, the white house, the obama white house said no, this is not going to happen duringnd now it's back on. and it seems like as a likely nominee for the democratic party, it could be a problem. >> i think it could be. i think this is going to be a vein of research for her opponents and we're not going to hear the end for a very long time. my understanding is they really wanted to get the foundation's finances in order. it actually had been a little wobbly for a little while and they fixed the management structure and they want to hump in a whole lot of money before she runs for president. i find it hard to believe that their lawyers, the foundation lawyers and her lawyers haven't been telling her what pitfalls to avoid. i mean, this is -- you know, pretty extraordinary. because now every investigative journalist in america is going to be looking for some kind of a quid pro quo or something that these governments got in exchange. >> charles? >> like the invasion of mosul, what's missing here is the element of surprise. this is how the clintons operate. they've always bee

and then a top eight in the obama white house. now running the center for american progress.he has been called the sugar ray robinson of policy mavens as in pound for pound the best. we are pleased to welcome both of you. when we talk about the shrinking middle class, is it in him -- income inequality? how do you define it? >> mobility is the best way to think about it. both parties are coming around to rhetorically talk about mobility. for the democrats, that is a move from inequality to mobility. for republicans, from a abstract focus on growth. it remains largely to be seen how that will apply to policy. inequality is a good way to understand what is happening economically. it distorts more than it clarifies. growth is not enough. it is a prerequisite but not the sum and substance of what the middle class is missing. >> i think all those problems are a challenge. i'm good with the answer. social mobility, stagnant social mobility, is a challenge. i think we are suffering from massive inequality. what people are concerned about our stagnant wages. we have had trends creatin

with sensitivity and diversity training, insisting on emthese with our enemy, only a weekend later obama whitescare americans about implications for national security if congress does not pass a bill that fully funds department of homeland security by midnight friday. >> unless congress acts, one week from now more than 100,000 vhs employees, border control, inspectors

the ideas themselves are not even originating from the obama white house. improving infrastructure is usually an absolutely neutral issue except during this administration. >> president obama has said he will veto and assess more sanctions on iran and that keystone pipeline. how will he deal with objections against the budget? >> well, i think the president's going to stand firm no matter what on increased sanctions against iran. but i've always believed deep, deep down that he would be willing to negotiate with the republican party on the keystone pipeline if they would be willing to negotiate on taxes and sequestration costs on the government. i don't think president obama cares that much about the keystone pipeline bus is using that as a defense mechanism saying look, i will sign off on this if you republicans are willing to sign off with me. programs raising the taxes on the weament it is not going to be a large amount. >> jason bl johnson in georgia. >>> still ahead the parents of 43 missing mexican students arrive in geneva. >>> rapid decline of the we

far greater than his time inside the obama white house.n terms of hillary's message, i would like to get both of your thoughts on this. do you have a since of what that is? >> yeah do you have a sense that she knows why she's running? >> i certainly do know that. i wouldn't leave it to her. i think se deserves that courtesy. and i assume her strategy is to wait until jal. and i think that makes a great deal of sense. >> what do you think about the obstacles that exist or maybe they don't, in advance of an outstanding seat. >> well i understand why she's delaying it. she wants to remain a figure above politics as long as possible. but here's the problem if she delays. she has, as the governor was careful not to say, she has two messages. the message she's trying to broadcast and the one she's in danger of really broadcasting. she wants to broadcast i have a middle class agenda. i have your pre-k here. i'm going to continue initiatives by the president about community college. the risk is the inner message, which is it's my turn damn it. i w

visiting myrbetriq.com >>> benjamin netanyahu firing back after the latest round of attacks from the obama white house, accusing the west of abandoning a pledge to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. he said quote i respect the white house and the president of the united states, but on such a fateful matter, that can determine whether or not we survive, i must do everything to prevent such a great danger for israel. my guest now says a nuclear iran is the greatest threat to world peace. joining us is billionaire real estate and media magnate and boston properties executive chairman, mort zuckerman. good to have you here. >> thank you. thank you. >> has this administration gone too far in its insults its attacks on the prime minister? >> yeah, you know, i think it's really unfortunate. he as an individual has a certain -- doesn't appeal to everybody. he's a very forthright -- >> strong personality. >> but the president of the united states to blame israel and its prime minister for what is in fact the united states' doing which is eliminating all of the restrictions we imposed on iran be

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. >> one thing i've heard from people at the white house, this was obviously the big debate when bashar al assad crossed president obama's red line the president had the decision to make whether he was going to bomb assad's forces in syria, he didn't do that he didn't enforce the red line. what white house officials will say now privately is had we done that isis would be in control of damascus right now. do you buy that argument? >> no not at all. i think had we gone in and made very clear that once assad made use of chemical weapons and crossed the line that the president of the united states established, that we stand by our word and go after them. you know we are now conducting air attacks in syria. we're going after isis. we're going after those that represent the worst of terrorism in terms of their ability to strike not only there but in other places as well. i don't -- i think it's important to understand that this is not an enemy that you can kind of stand aside and not confront. if we stand aside, if we don't get involved if we don't provide leadership unfortunately, nobody else will. that's why it's important

obama. the white house has criticized the speech since it was not notified in advance of the notification.estle says profits of 45% last year mainly due to sales of its stake in l'oreal, but sales dipped slightly due to currency fluctuations. philadelphia, home of the liberty bell, but maybe the last big technical -- technological innovation to come out of philadelphia with meat tenderizing by hand, until now. salesforce is applying for interesting technology, teaming up with salesforce in philadelphia, revamping what they call the 311 system. the goal is to make it easier for residents to get city services delivered, doing things like applying for building permits or requesting graffiti removal. all of this on the cloud could change the way city governments work. joining me now is the salesforce evp, joining me from new york. this is interesting because the way cities work fundamentally seems slow. the way they buy software is big, massive and slow. what's happening in philly? >> what's exciting about the city of philadelphia is they have recognized three big rings are going on. the first

and now we're in the middle of the debate where dhs comes to rescue of the obama white houses' says you have to watch out for right-wingers here at home but none dare call it islamic. even the cnn report which started all this, has this -- there's a link in there in the middle of the report, that says, the report says, 24 attacks since 2010 have taken place by the supposedly right-wing groups and then as -- isis burned 40 people alive today. >> that's right. that's right. a lot of this goes back -- i thinks what originally spear indiana the bush administration to loo into the extreme fringe groups without calling them, just understand those who were trying to woo soldiers coming back, i think at the time from iraq, and how they were being recruited to do god knows what. then it morphed into this concern about right, wing extremism activity, and to your point, a valid concern extremism is bad about i just found interesting that it's okay to say right-wing extremism or right-wing extremists still not islamic extremists. >> and also, again, i don't want to minimize they're bad guys but mos

lou: benjamin netanyahu firing back after the latest round of attacks from the obama white house accusing west of abandoning a pledge to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. he said, quote -- my guest now says a nuclear iran is the greatest threat to world peace. joining us is billionaire real estate and media magnate and boston properties executive chairman mort zuckerman. good to have you here. >> thank you, thank you. lou: has this administration gone too far in its insults, it's attacks on the prime minister? >> you know, it's really unfortunate. he, as an individual has a certain -- doesn't appeal to everybody, he's a hard personality. but the president of the united states to blame israel and this prime minister for what it is, in fact, the united states is doing, which is eliminating all of the restrictions we imposed on iran because we know how dangerous they will be as a nuclear power and we're opening the door for them to be a nuclear power in the area. and it's astounding to me that in a sense he seems to be getting away with it. lou: he, to this point, is and i think m