you think about michael oren, the former ambassador of the united states to israel calling for netanyahuo stop. there are democrats who are now lobbying to try to get netanyahu to not come. i do not know -- ultimately they will prevail. the fact there is an opinion inside israel to push netanyahu out of this, the ultimate cause -- ultimate cost -- it might work. >> three other key things. he wrote a letter to netanyahu, dean or did -- john boehner did. he didn't consult the losey. -- didn't consult pelosi. second, he is going not just to speak but to lobby against the president of the united states. and the last thing is netanyahu doesn't back down. he might find a way to cancel this. i think it is possible. >> do you hear the notion that he is doing really well at the poll. they know doing this my screw that up. >> you will have to travel overseas. >> we are used to hearing lies and truths -- the feathers have been ruffled at the peacock network because of brian williams. my question is whether journalists like ryan or others should be held to a higher standard than politicians? >> we s

. >> no problem concerning ice oren clem at weather here or arizona.orts on the giants and ex giants back in a's camp and is madison bring a bull with him to spring training? new >> good evening. among the brand new a's spring training it's an old a. barry making a come back with green and gold at the age of 36. he spent the first seven years of this major league career with the a's wearing good old no. 75 and jumped across the bay for 6 year run with the giants that included 2 world series title. instrumental in one of them in fact. after one year hiatus he's back trying to make the a's roster and spoke with mike in mesa. >> what were your thoughts with the green and gold back on for the first time. >> just all got feelings come back. if large spike putting 75 back on. feels really good. >> if losing sandoval and look of big name free agent signing has a lot of people thinking the giants may take a back seat behind the dodgers and the padres in the nl west. we'll see. giants squad in camp in scottsdale for spring training including the skipper bruce w

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. >> no problem concerning ice oren clem at weather here or arizona.ts on the giants and ex giants back in a's camp and is madison bring a bull with him to spring training? >> good evening. among the brand new a's spring training it's an old a. barry making a come back with green and gold at the age of 36. he spent the first seven years of this major league career with the a's wearing good old no. 75 and jumped across the bay for 6 year run with the giants that included 2 world series title. instrumental in one of them in fact. after one year hiatus he's back trying to make the a's roster and spoke with mike in mesa. >> what were your thoughts with the green and gold back on for the first time. >> just all got feelings come back. if large spike putting 75 back on. feels really good. >> if losing sandoval and look of big name free agent signing has a lot of people thinking the giants may take a back seat behind the dodgers and the padres in the nl west. we'll see. giants squad in camp in scottsdale for spring training including the skipper bruce who mis

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a lot of republican senators are not buying this, and oren hatch from arizona saying anything to speed up the removal of eric holder the sitting attorney general, is fine. this time the delay tactics by ted cruz don't seem to be catching fire as they have in the past, tony. >> michael shure good to see you. >> tony. >> during a hearing today senator tom cotton says the prisoners held at the guantanamo bay detention center can rot in hell. libby casey strong words at the senate hearing today. why are some senators so opposed to closing this prison camp? >> tony, they're concerned about the recent release of detainees who were cleared by a review panel who determine they were safe to leave guantanamo bay. they weren't charged with anything. but republicans point out over the years that some detainees may have gone on to engage in militant activity. now today a representative of the bowmedz testified that -- obama administration testified that during president obama's time in office 90% of detainees that have been released have been not suspected not confirmed at all to engage in any sort

got my criminal justice reform national commission up for a vote, this was a bi-partisan -- i had oren -- orrin hatch and lindsey graham as co-sponsors on this bill, people from all across the philosophical spectrum who worked on these issues every day in support of this. justice kennedy supported it. $18 million. that's it. one helicopter. excuse me $14 million. , one helicopter. we could have done this. we weret the best minds of america, show us how to fix this, the whole nature of this problem and particularly at reentry, and who goes to jail? how long? we got filibustered october of '11. we got 57 votes and the national review, the conservative paper , editorialized it was insane to have filibustered something that was that logical but that's how far that things got divided. we can do better than that. host: final question. what is your timeline? guest: i will know it when i see it. we are out talking to people. we are talking more now going in to this year. if we see that it's, you know, if we see that this is viable, that it can be funded in a way that we can get into the debate

oren had presented a few thousand pages related to the investigation into lois lerner and the irs thatargeting of conservative organizations applying for tax exemption. the irs just delivered 86,000 pages of new documents related to that investigation without warning or explanation. he says 30,000 of those pages are no less lerner e-mails. that will delay the conclusion of the committee investigation. they are looking into this and the top democrat on the committee is concerned about the irs document. >> president obama is unveiling his full budget proposal for 2016 nearly $4 trillion. a lot of tax and spend and wealth distribution in this plan. there is also an increase in taxes on cigarettes and $0.94 in taxes per pack. that hits mostly the very core and middle-class people he claims he wants to help. net tax increases on them. right now we are joined by republican senator from north dakota john bolton and what you going to do to fight this budget? does this have a chance of getting through congress? >> no, it doesn't. clearly it goes the wrong direction. we are talking $2.1 trillion

recovery oren any big enoughs that is to revise the downward trend of the economy. lower.elatively >> this is a time where we see the official manufacturing pmi, which is traditional companies, most of them state-funded. this is the first time we are seeing a sign of weakness that is similar to what we are eating with that seeing with the companies. -- what we are seeing with .rivate companies >> if you look at a policy maker, they have started easing cycle in the end of last year. a rate cut in november. a lot of targeted easing measures. authorities are aware of this weakening in the economy. also they pledge to have an extension of fiscal policy. that is why i see the coordination of fiscal policy is very important. we are seeing a lot easing area -- easing. seen easing inly fiscal policy. we only see an announcement of projects. we haven't seen money spent on the economy. that is why the next stage we will see more fiscal easing rather than a rate cut. >> we are talking about 13 nations in the past month talking about easing monetary policy. with a very surprisi

respect to tracking the foreign fighters, there was a reference in your written report to enhancing oren abling of cbp to conduct security vetting of suspected vwp travelers to determine if they have low -- law enforcement security risk. when you say enabling cvp. what do you mean by that. -- that? >> we mean expanding of theesta and the dating requirements and we've expanded that by six. we are looking at whether we should expand it even further so we have better data upon which to vet against our daisa base aa -- data bases. >> maybe i'm being my former prosecutor too much. enabling the cvp to conduct the vetting. does that mean it is optional for them to do that? >> no. it expands to your capacity to do it with the more data elements. >> it is part of the mix when they screen someone? >> yes. >> okay. >> and i would add that every person that comes to the united states on an aircraft or ship is vetted against our holdings. there is no -- no one that comes here that doesn't get that kind of screening. whether it is a visa screening or an esta screening determining whether there is an i

respect to tracking the foreign fighters, there was a reference in your written report to enhancing oren abling of cbp to conduct security vetting of suspected vwp travelers to determine if they have low -- law enforcement security risk. when you say enabling cvp. what do you mean by that. >> we mean expanding of theesta and the dating requirements and we've expanded that by six. we are looking at whether we should expand it even further so we have better data upon which to vet against our daisa base aa -- data bases. >> maybe i'm being my former prosecutor too much. to conduct the vetting. does that mean it is optional for them to do that? >> no. it expands to your capacity to do it with the more data elements. >> it is part of the mix when they screen someone? >> yes. >> okay. >> and i would add that every person that comes to the united states on an aircraft or ship is vetted against our holdings. there is no -- no one that comes here that doesn't get that kind of screening. whether it is a visa screening or an esta screening determining whether there is an interview conducted but eve

i got my criminal justice reform national commission up for a vote this was a bi-partisan -- i had orenatch and lindsey graham as co-sponsors on this bill people from all across the philosophical spectrum who worked on these issues every day in support of this. justice kennedy supported it. $18 million. that's it. one helicopter. $14 million. one helicopter. we could have done this. we weret the best minds of america, show us how to fix this the whole nature of this problem and particularly reentry, and who goes to jail? how long? what will the administration looks like? we got filibustered october of '11. we got 57 votes and the national review the conservative paper editorialized it was insane to have filibustered something that was that logical but that's how far the things got divided host: final question: what's your time line? guest: i will know it when i see it. we are out talking to people. we are talking more now going in to this year. if we see that it's, you know, if we see that this is viable that it can be funded in a way that we can get into the debates, we will move forwa

oren at the anti-defamation league used to do all kinds of violent extremism, special athletes to anti-semitism. can you talk about the resources you've created to empower communities? >> okay, slight about 140 characters or less so let me just say in the jewish community the concept of violent extremism is not abstract. it's very real, and so at abl domestic but the national we're trying to deal with mitigate this threat of violent extremism. we don't have the lecturing frankly to focus on what extremist limit over another. and so the discussion today and in the coming days come and for a while it's really imperative for us, based on a research group based on the trends we are seeing, and, frankly, based on the threat not just to the jewish committee but to the entire american community that we look not just at one community. violent extremism is not a muslim community problem. it's an american problem. it -- [applause] it's also a problem that is international. and so we are looking to ways to mitigate that threat. we have defined partners to help us do that. and so i've adl with the multiple