she is totally opposed to surveillance of foreign leaders and then you see republicans like mr peter king the congressman from new york city who said come on get over it this is what we do it protects our national security so i think you're seeing some interesting partnerships on this issue but again the president apparently was made aware of this back in the in the summer and they say that they do not and will not continue this surveillance and what about the surveillance of american phone records and richard well i mean i don't know larry i think we have to wait to see what this congress doesn't if they really choose to do i think gamey is right is that there's some odd bedfellows on this particular topic and i think we'll continue to see more and more of that in washington because you have those folks that are part of the tea party in the far right who want to end these type of surveillance and then you have your peter kings and your john mccain to think they're ok and then you have folks who are part of the left like your dianne feinstein who's saying hey listen i think we need to end

congressman peter king.ank you so much. >> alisyn, thank you. >> the website is already better than it was in the beginning of october and by the end of this month we anticipate it is going to work the way it is supposed to, all right. >> that was from a week ago in dallas saying that the website will be fixed by the end of this month in november. >> a new report in the washington post said the troubled site probably will not be fixed 17 days from now. we have my esteemed colleague bill hemmer with the first question. >> if it is not ready by december 1st, what then? >> it would be very, very bad. the president is saying that the president is better than nonfunctional, let's start there and that is starting in a bad place. i think a lot of people were skeptical when the date came out and wondered how they would turn it around so quickly. >> you used the word disaster. >> it is a disaster from the get go. >> the democrats will demand a one year delay if the november 30th dead line is not met. you stand by tha

peter king i was not here for the last hearing and so i just want to extend my personal welcome and gladboard. >> thank you very much, madam chair and it is good to be here and i am enjoying on being on the commission and i am looking forward to serving you and the other members as well. >> and we look forward to you. >> any way, roll call. commissioner king? >> here. >> commissioner hur is excused, as is vice chair renne, he is also excused. commissioner andrews. >> here. >> and with that we have a quorum and we will proceed with the day's business. is there any public comment. are there any matters before we move ahead on the agenda? >> first up, the discussion and possible action on draft amendment, to the sunshine ordinance regulation 67.33-1 director st croix. >> expanding the number of ways that folks that have to file the sunshine ordinance declarations and the state ethics declarations currently they have to be filed at the office in paper fork. we are expanding this to allow them to send fax or e-mail or regular mail in order to safety that obligation and this will make it easie

with the honda meet the entry deadline but despite the positive moments in my system and helps but peter king on the country's right to chemical disarmament is auntie sports player expects we're banking on albania to take these with a cnn debate has since indicated that it will not be party to this solve this decision in this announcement by albania came as a shock to the united states the european union of eighteen is seen as a very strong partner with a silk cord unshakable and audience to waste it is also a frequent country. but a worldwide scale protests in albania which people saying that they refuse to allow the government to be costly to taking in the way pens from syria. not the problem is that in norway for syndicate is that it would not allow these weapons to the four tickets to walk away hide the senate it will sink a ship that will help with prawns for dinner with its three day thatut this is the py will be taken and then take a swig from the united states is that it has other options on the table but no indication as to what these options off. this is a very ambitious time frame

peter king says witnesses described how five mortars rained down on the california index over 90 secondsing that attack. three of five for a direct hit. to a deadly explosions today near the embassy in beirut 23 killed including the cultural attache. at least 147 wounded. a suny groups with links to al qaeda claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack in the group demanded has pilaf financed by iran remove its troops from syria. obama said today to hold off on every and sanctions as negotiations continue. the white house request comes one day before world leaders resume their talks on their program in geneva expressing concern over the deal to say we feel strongly any easing of the sanctions of what is considered should require iran to rollback the program that is now envisioned. national security analyst k.t. mcfarland and fox news contributor john bolton. does this indicate congress will go along with the president? it is a muted response. >> some people want to impose foreign sanctions but the obamacare administration will have a choice is it whereby iran gets to keep the nuclear

because new york republican peter king issued a statement that says in part president obama's agreement with iran a serious strategic mistake. this agreement is a victory for iran and a defeat for the united states and our ally nets middle east. specifically israel and saudi arabia. secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. will go into this with eyes wide open. and martin, he pointed out there will be no illusions that this is based on trust, but instead verifications. we will wait and see if that is enough to keep congress from acting. >> some sort of vote by congress for additional sanctions would be a real problem for the obama administration. what are they goinging to do or how do they convince law makers to get on board with the deal? >> it is going to be a whole lot of convincing that this is better in the long run. but on the flip side of things, some members of congress have ideas of their own. in fact the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee wants kerry to come up to capitol hill. as you can tell, martin, lots of opinions and the next coming days will be important

i've noticed a lot more sports writers on tv, forget what he decides to do or not do, they are not peter kingorts illustrated, not comfortable saying this anymore. >> what pressure, if any, could be brought to bear on dan snyder to change the name. if he's the one with all the power in order to change the name, who will he listen to. >> money, comes back to money. >> the commissioner. >> nfl commissioner. >> i was going to say condi rice. she's always wanted to be -- >> at a certain moment cost benefit analysis. we're going to lose millions if we change the name, we lose millions if we don't. boycotting. depending how the protest movements picks up steam. you will have people say we are not longer fans unless you address this. then i think the financial incentive is there. >> i think that's exactly right. dan is a marketing guy as we said before. he'd figure a way to market the new name and also get royalties off the old name and people still buy bullets paraphernalia. >> like going for -- >> retro. >> people buying it on ebay. i like you dropped the notion of pants with logos, that makes me

have seen this massive seachange for all of the sun folks like all cost is, sports illustrated peter kingchristine brennan, are no longer using the word. it is an amazing thing to have happen to see this kind of progress. and snyder is one of three reasons why. every time he speaks about this issue, folks who want to change the name get more committed to doing it, and folks who would be likely to stand with dan snyder started think to themselves, do i really want to stand with this guy? there are a couple of other reasons why we've seen such a tremendous change and activism. the first is the active and confident intervention of indigenous voices. moreing with the idol no movement in canada, you have seen this upsurge in indigenous activism and in this issue in particular, in new york, the top type -- choctaw tribe have been adamant that this has to go. the second reason is the team is relevant for the first time in 20 years. this name has been protected by the foot all teams own mediocrity for years. they have been better recently. they have a star quarterback. that is turned in an intern

that claims that moderate house republicans have had it with the extreme right wing reporting that peter king says the congressional republicans need to specifically target the freshmen senator. is there really a civil war going on inside, trying to figure out who can emerge as a leader and a leader that can get people to fall in line? >> well, i'll give one defense of ted cruz with his actions with the filibuster and that's this. without strong leadership, there's a void and it allows someone like ted cruz to move forward and take that mantle. >> it wasn't a filibuster, it was a faux filibuster. everybody knew which way the wind was blowing before he started because he agreed to not have -- to not let it go that far with harry reid prior to that epic, you know, how many hours that faux thing was. >> ted cruz admitted that himself. we all knew that going in. but the fact remains he still tried to do the tactic, i don't know what it was for, we can debate that all day long. >> national press. >> i'm sorry? >> it was for national press. >> it was to fund raise. >> there's no leadership at the t

we will talk to peter king on whether congress can reverse the agreement now. >> and how about this story? some call it the ultimate bling. it is jewry on her eyeball. >> if you lack the twinkle in your eye, maybe this is your answer. it is a truly eye-opening procedure for $3,000. a doctor in new york, where you can find a doctor to do anything, makes a small decision in your eyeball and insert a piece of jewelry into your eyeball. it is called safe-sight jewelry. this is in the shape of small heart. it is hard to see. and harder to see in your eyeball. they say it is safe. i don't think i am going to try it out. >> you only get two. don't screw them up. kids, i hope you are listening. no tattoos or earring in your eyeball. >> that means you too, harry. a rare bipartisanship effort in congress. pushing back against president obama's deal against iran. they want the fulls force of sanctions and even more if they don't live up to the deal. they call it a victory for iran. what did you make of the agreement? >> it is as a victory for iran. defeat for the united states. it allows iran to mai

so many other people showed up including peter king. that is my coauthor don yeager.ith. there's john vendetto. there i am at the microphone because i don't talk enough for a living. and it was fun. that guy in the back used to play for the buffalo bills and kansas stay chiefs. i graduated with him. >> what a fantastic group. >> it was fun. i have a couple of signings this one will be tomorrow at 7. thursday i'll be in steve doocy's extension of his house at book ends in ridge wood, new jersey. >> fantastic. i'm going to drop by. >> meanwhile? >> from personal care items to candy to thank you notes, volunteers keep our heroes strong by sending them pieces of home. >> operation shoe box is a nonprofit that sends care packages in shoe box-size boxes to troops around the world. >> janice dean is in florida where it started. good morning to you, j.d. >> reporter: good morning, we are at the villages. ♪ the villages these volunteers are packing operation shoe boxes that go to troops all over the world. if there are troops there, operation shoe box is there to pack items th

"sports illustrated's" nfl writer, peter king, just released an insider's story on his website.it he quotes a former miami dolphins player who says, incognito was made a scapegoat for the hell coming down on the dolphins organization which in turn said it knew nothing about any so-called hazing. that's the most outlandish lie of this whole thing. the coaches knew everything. the coaches know who's getting picked on and in many cases call for that player to be singled out. so you went to the press conference with the coach of the miami dolphins. what exactly did he say he knew about the hazing? >> reporter: he didn't. you know, they have maintained right along that they run a top-flight organization. they don't tolerate any of that. but they are continuing to fall back when they're asked those kinds of questions about what did you know? what did other coaches know? was martin singled out? they continue to say, we can't say anything about that because of the investigation that is now under way. that's what they're sticking to. >> john zarrella, i know you'll continue covering this

when even the king emperor peter call. besides the usual fold risk. he would wear a string of dates the aye aye aye. in the imperial tradition its demise of the emperor to school officials. when a string of you who need to use an easy call. each string was made up of one hundred and ninety sq m for a free twenty seven small beach. he was one logically. each string then had four large pieces according to the changes these stipulations full called audiences. common people civil officials below grade five and on the office is going great for could not swear a string of beads imperial called salt and simmer to an even more complicated process than the emperor in with the dress appropriately and it was time consuming. this is a gold ring with an inmate. mrs gold key ring with him like elves santana. gold plated silver here. these were people who use them daily basis in the palace during reaching the mistake. today the role hosting the palace museum in time. these extravagant meal it's made it to tokyo and in my two worlds. we used to can the heels of the i

king. we are with oliver stone and peter kuznick.tay with us. ♪ [music break] the hour,st for academy award-winning director, producer and screenwriter oliver .tone he has a 10 part series for showtime called, "the untold history of the united states." it is now out in dvd form with two extra chapters. our guest also, peter kuznick, who cowrote the book and co- authored the series, history professor at american university. peter kuznick, what this next chapter looks like today. what we're expensing today in the united states. >> is a continuation of the trans that oliver and i were talking about from the 1990s up to present. we have a lot of hope for obama when he was elected in 2008. i guess we were somewhat naÏve. because obama, rather than breaking with the patterns of american empire and american militarism, has continued most of them. ari fleischer, the press secretary for bush, this is actually george w. bush's fourth term we're expensing now. in some ways that is true and disappointedly so. obama from the beginning surrounded

king. >> who owns that house? >> peter morton. what did peter morton pay for it?0 million. >> they're offering less than it and heid for doesn't have it on the market. >> and they've put it on a ticking clock. what would they do with the house? >> they'd flip it. they do a burger? >> you don't even get a comedy for that. that's so good. sir?w you doing, >> dear lord, it's michael comedian, former batman and star of the greatest made!ever multiplicity, you were unbearable. that talking about the one stars this guy. >> what do you think of this? do you like it? >> god, we miss you, beetlejuice, but not for much longer. >> michael keaton leaving montage hotel confirms that "beetlejuice 2" is happening. >> is it a go? green light? >> that's what they're telling me. >> no, no, no! >> it's going to ruin it. >> you don't want "beetlejuice 2"? >> no. it was good. leave it alone. tim burton may come back to direct and he's due for a you movie because, well, know. so many horrible movies. only one thing that could ruin "beetlejuice 2". perry!, katy >> you say she's a huge "

peter good to have you withus. how are politicians king out on this train wreck?e thing we always have to recognize, lou, is that they're very creative and they find ways to maximize their position and those of their biggest supporters. so you have a circumance i this case where millions of americans are losing their health care verage, millions more having difficulty even finding out what coverage is avaible. and yet there are people tha are very well-position today do well financily. these are connections that are made by financiers, business owners who are bundlers for the president who have positioned their business in a nice way to profit from the mandates that obama care has created. this is the problem you get when you get crony capitalism, where the government starts picking winners and loosers and making theskinds of decisions. >> ty're makingdecisions, picking winners and losers without question and frankly telling the aerican people to go to hell when they're assed a question. we have literally no information on enrollments over the course of the nearly

king. and malcolm x said that was the philosophy of the fool. >> self defense was a peter way to define it.e was not promoting violence, however, he said if someone hits you, you have every right to retaliate. and in fact, he said it in far more graphic terms, you send i them to the cemetery. >> that's why i say the interpretation-- >> yes, the interpretation. the opposite of non-violence is violence. but it's not something that malcolm x promoted. he was talking about self defense. >> the racism has become more mainstream and his skated. and in summary black nationalism today is a little more than a slogan, perhaps something for a t-shirt vendor. and professor west refused to speak forthrightly about black nationalism because they have an unbalanced perspective on malcolm. and we have a vlog, take a live. >> what concerns me most about malcolm x's legacy today. is how much it's under assault and the continued relevance of the analysis today. too little is done to grapple with the ideas that malcolm found most suitable to our nations, nationalism, socialism, arms struggle and radical applic

and peter allen his guys the debate ukraine's rejects it and just how attractive the deal was for king when the furnace plays bass and today's car stock for. the fact is the european union doesn't have money to hand out ukraine needs an awful lot of money and everyone knows that the european union and its member states are broke they have debt up to their eyeballs and they can't afford to pay their own bills let alone other peoples both russia and the european union like integration with ukraine but unocal over to the end of the day just said it's not a good enough deal i think the only call it is government trying to probe and see where that the european union would be able to provide some financial assistance and also whether it would be willing to notch the i.m.f. to be more lenient and maybe have softer preconditions for unlocking the loans however the european union made it very clear that they're not going to make any concessions. on our website who have gathered expert opinion on the e.u. ukrainian association deal so to find out more on what's behind. head online to assay dot c

king. wolf, was it expected to be this close, peter suggesting that the polls were reasonably close but not as quite as tight as we're seeing. should they panic slightly in the mcauliffe camp and if he just sneaks over the line, what does that say for the bigger picture? >> when there is a win of usually and they will be thrill fd they get e lelgted terry mcauliffe and the democrats will take it any way they can get it. the polls going into today showed about a six-point advantage for terry mcauliffe over ken kucuccinelli, 46%, as u see for terry mcauliffe but 20% of the vote out standing and a lot of that vote, john king, is in northern virginia outside of washington d.c. a pretty democratic area. >> these two counties, fair fax and prince william counties, high lighting them. slightly further, an urban area, this is about 40% of the outstanding vote here. why does that matter? let's do a presidential history lesson. this is fair fax county. it close inside to d.c. right here. look at that obama wins almost 60-40. that's what terry mcauliffe needs because there is a lot of voters. if you l

king now right here on our t.v. question for. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle negotiations continue but that has not stopped the blame game from raging we were told around in the western powers were on the verge of leaving agreement regarding to iran's nuclear program then the talks stalled into the familiar stalemate the enemies of diplomacy appear to have the only option left. to cross off the land i'm joined by my guest michael c. hudson in washington he is the director of the middle east institute at the national university of singapore and he's a professor emeritus at georgetown university also in washington we have gareth porter he's an investigative journalist and author of the upcoming book manufactured crisis and in paris we cross to emanuel to he is the president of the institute for perspective and security in europe originally in fact i mean you can jump in anytime you want to go to you first weigh in on the blame game who is at fault here because we were told right at the weekend there's going to be an agreement and then i'll go to emanuel and then we all who are told the f

king now right here on our t.v. question for. please . welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the fate of ukraine. ok john i'd like to go back to you in paris so i looked at the media campaign for signing this agreement with the european union and it gave a choice of civilizations which i thought was quite curious because in eastern ukraine it's predominantly ethnic russians and so what kind of message is that sending to them because i've been to eastern ukraine a number of times a lot of them don't even like the fact that they're in ukraine number one and they don't like any kind of discriminatory barriers for them to go to russia to be with their families to have their businesses eccentric cetera i decide it was quite curious that it would be spun is a civilization's as one's better than the other go ahead john. that is absolutely the way the european union sees things i don't think we should ever underestimate the extent to which and i had occasion only recently to confirm this with through personal experience the extent to which european people in the european union think

peter oliver r.t. belin. thanks for being with us this morning up next it's ups on a boy and well it's upon. president obama despite being king liberal loves to flatter the troops he loves their courage selflessness and teamwork as he said in his state of the union address but he doesn't love are there expensive injuries which the troops are going to have to pay three times more for according to yahoo news the president's administration wants to force military retirees to get out of tri-care their current plan and added to obamacare the plan calls for them to raise premiums from up to ninety to three hundred forty five percent within five years one example provided by the free beacon estimates that a retired army colonel with a family currently paid four hundred sixty dollars a year for health care would have to pay around two thousand dollars making you pay even more for your war injuries apparently that's what obama is actually planning while he is reading those lovely speeches off of teleprompters people who are against the post nine eleven war against who knows what are often told that they don't support the troops well t

peter stands in judgment of her and at weekends with no waiting at the gates of paradise. no tribunal of men to judge and the watchers of the teller who claim they daughter of the king.applause] [applause] [applause] >> we have some time for questions. i forgot how they work. i can repeat the questions. not odd. [inaudible question] >> where in the world deseeded gratis illegitimacy right now? >> and so many places large and small. in any country when you look at the way that women are treated in many parts of the middle east and the way they are treated in this country, treating illegal immigrants and other groups and, you know, i could go on and on. we don't even have to look on a global level that we could go into this and see how individuals are treated by their superiors and i think that this is a lesson for all of us to be fair and impartial and insistent and it is the obligation of those in power just because you have all of the resources. it doesn't mean just because you have the resources that you can behave as you wish. right with power comes responsibility. and we need to be reminded of that every day because every day we forgot it. >> thank you. next ques

peter stands in judgment of her and at weekends with no waiting at the gates of paradise. no tribunal of men to judge and the watchers of the teller who claim they daughter of the king. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> we have some time for questions. i forgot how they work. i can repeat the questions. not odd. [inaudible question] >> where in the world deseeded gratis illegitimacy right now? >> and so many places large and small. in any country when you look at the way that women are treated in many parts of the middle east and the way they are treated in this country, treating illegal immigrants and other groups and, you know, i could go on and on. we don't even have to look on a global level that we could go into this and see how individuals are treated by their superiors and i think that this is a lesson for all of us to be fair and impartial and insistent and it is the obligation of those in power just because you have all of the resources. it doesn't mean just because you have the resources that you can behave as you wish. right with power comes responsibility. and we need to be reminded of that every day because every day we forgot it. >> thank you. next qu

peter standing judgment of her. it begins. no waiting at the gates of paradise. no tribunal of men to judge. the watchers of the tower proclaim, a daughter of the king. thank you.lause] i think we have -- we have some time for questions. i have forgotten how they work. i can repeat the questions that people can hear. [inaudible] where do you see the greatest illegitimacy rate now? >> in so many places large and small. you know, in any country where, you know, look at the way women are treated in many parts of the middle east. look at the way in this country we continue to treat of the co-immigrants for other groups. you know, i could go on and on. we don't even have to look on a global level. we could go into numerous companies and you could see how underlings are treated by their superiors. i think this is a lesson for all of us that to be fair and impartial and consists and is the obligation of those in power. just because you have all the resources doesn't mean you can behave as you wish. you have -- it's the old clichÉ, with power comes responsibility. we need to be reminded of that everyday because every every day we forget it. any other? i realize i am so