between the regan administration, over the swale of awa, and air planes to saudi arabia. there was a clash. in the early '90s, between gw bush and others. they've managed to work out differences or agreed to disagree in a cordial manner and move on. i don't remember i can't recall the crisis of relationship that we have seen. president obama is less popular there than brief nous american benefits, does that give binyamin netanyahu a freer hand to be tough with the united states. >> surrounding the speech to congress and the brouhaha around it absolutely would help binyamin netanyahu achieve this development to speak to congress. the second is the issue that the iran nuclear issue. there's a consensus, there's a strategic threat. so binyamin netanyahu have the support of israeli people when he came and spoke to congress. >> then in the closing hours before the votes started to be counted, the prime minister of israel says two things that got in the american president's craw. one there wasn't going to be a 2-state solution, and two, a way of whipping up supporters to head t

wrong to damage the economy, and not have the growth that regan did >>> what he has had is remarkable job growth under the president obama administration, considering where he came in, let's go back to kansas. they had a target, a 2,000 a month target that he hopes the state would add. they added 12, 800 for all of 2014, that is below the national everything. you said that kansas took a long time to get where it was, and it will take time to undo. how long do ut give the plan. brownback doesn't give it that much time. >> no. there are two things, what brownback has done is set in motion a phase out of the income tax. every time revenues come in higher than 2% growth, the income tax growth will be ratcheted down. this is not a kansas phenomena. north carolina is on the same trajectory of same cuts. the republican governor announced a constitutional amendment to do the same thing. they are looking for a phase out. the governor and legislature in louisiana. the mississippi is embarking on this as well. you have a number of states, because what have we learnt, the 10 highest income states in a sa year period lost 2.4 million. the 10 lowest