to debate that question tonight i'm joined by david axle rod and ron christie but let's start in tehran. an nbc news correspondent ali arouzi. thank you for joining us tonight. is this going to be as tough a sell for zarif and the others the ayatollahs and the hard-liners here as the president's will be here in the states? >> well, chris, i don't think it will be as tough a sell because for them to be able to sell this deal to be able to make it in lausanne, they needed the supreme leader's blessing without that there's no way this deal was going to happen. the buck stops with him. all of the decisions are made with him. they have to counter back with him, they have to call back to him to see what's going on. so it's not going to be a tough sell back at home. that's not to say that hard-liners here weren't critical. today an editor of a very hardline newspaper who is also an adviser to the supreme leader said this is a good deal for the west but a bad deal for iran. he made the comparison saying iran gave up a ready-to-go race horse for a broken bridale bridle. >> do the hard-liners in

bush ron christie on the friday show.'t the only one to compare iran to this infamous moment in history, appeasement of hitler back in '38. >> this morning, i had another talk with the german chancellor, hitler, and here is the paper which bears his name upon it as well as mine. >> ah, the word of adolf hitler. good as gold. anyway, last week, senator mark kirk said, "neville chamberlain got a lot more out of hitler than wendy sherman got out of iran." being john kerry's deputy at state department. others said before there even was a deal. here they go. >> if you really are a student of history, this reminds you of the neville chamberlain/hitler moment when chamberlain had a signed agreement that ended up being nothing but a piece of paper to hitler. >> the united states is about to sign an agreement with the ayatollahs in tehran over their nuclear weapons program that will be, in my judgment, the biggest single act of appeasement by the west since munich in september of 1938. >> i believe that history may well record it

. ♪ mark: on the show tonight christie is unafraid. something something ron charade.illary part two, hawkeye edition. the pillars of her campaign explained by hillary herself at a campus. hillary clinton: where i look at where we are as a country, i'm so convinced that there is not anybody anywhere who can outcompete us, who has better values, who can do more to provide more people the chance to live up to their own god-given potential. we cannot take that for granted. so i want to be the champion who goes to bat for americans, for big areas and fights i think we have to take off because they re are those that do not agree with what i think we should be doing. we need to build the economy of tomorrow, not yesterday. we need to strengthen families and communities. we need to fix our this functional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and for all even if that takes a constitutional amendment. we need to protect our country from the threats we see and those that are on the horizon. mark: in order to make sure we do not miss the point this was the

focussed on jed bush chris christie our reporting led to an investigation of chris christie we looked at hillary clinton and ron emanuelism. real journalism not partisan, looks at saul candidates and is willing to scrutinise them all equally. >> what do you make of the assertion by the client defenders, whether this story or money in general that there's no smoking gun. no evidence to link any payments either to the clintons or the foundation with any influence over hillary clinton. >> well i'm at a lose for that. we know money wept into the clinton family and in many cases contracts from the clinton state department came out. now, if you say that there's no such thing as corruption unless you have literally an email saying give me the money and i'll give you the contract. that can be your position. that was not the democrats position when it came to brad gushue. -- george w. bush. there was talk about him taking money from oil companies. suddenly all of this is not a problem to democrats, and there's hypocrisy there. for journalists we have to look at intersections of money going in and policy coming out and s

this tweet and said thank you, chris christie for making a logical decision in regards to sha mean allen and not returning her life for a simple mistake. this is from ron. regarding she mean allen, nicely done governor christie, thank you for stepping up to make sure this working woman received justice. she is with us. along with her attorney. >> good morning. > this has gone national. a lot of people are talking about this story. >> it's been almost two years, but that day, you pulled over, you have the gun. you tell the police you have the gun. why did you even tell them it was in the car. i told them because i felt as though -- it's something you're supposed to do. i didn't feel as though it was a threat or i didn't have to, it was something i felt as though it was needed to be told. i didn't feel like i had to hold this back from them. clearly you didn't think you were anything wrong if you told them. >> they didn't say do you have a firearm in your car. i let them know that. it was something important. since then there's been a lot of struggles. you were facing these charges, how did you feel when you found out, okay, i made this what you call an

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christie is out there with him. >> no there is no limit. and if they're not careful, not only are the numbers against them as ron was explaining but the sentimentld go against them if rand paul is able to take advantage of two other things, chris. one of them is a desire for change of the system in the country. a sort of let's disrupt things. let's turn things upside down. we have had too much of the clintons, too much of the establishment, too much of the bushes. we've had too much of the old names and the old theories. it's time for a new theory. so that can be on his side. and if he is able to capture also a generational change. >> yes. >> i mean, if it's him against john mccain, even if it's not about the specifics of how many ships you send to the persian gulf, he can say look john, we honor you for the past, but you're in the past. it's time to think anew and act anew. you remember that phrase, chris. >> right. >> and that -- if rand paul is going to go anywhere he is going to have to expand it beyond merely this argument about where we put troops and don't put troops and make it both a generational argument and a change argument. and he'

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ron hextall said berube did not get enough out of the players individually or as a team. >>> the presidential candidates and prospects who have yet to announce their plans are there courting voters. chris christients there tonight and hillary clinton is planning to visit new hampshire next week. joining us now to talk about it and other news from the campaign front is chuck todd moderator of nbc's "meet the press." thank you for joining us. >> you got it. >> governor christie first, he's on the campaign trail. he says he hasn't decided to run. what's the buzz on his plans? >> look i think he's finding, he wants to run. he's trying to find a way into the race. i don't think he wants to be don qiote about this and be embarrassed in the race. it's fascinating to watch him this week. i feel as if the decision by him to go out and be bold in his mind and in the mind of some voters on the issue of social security and say, you know what, this needs to be done i'm going to be the tough talking, straight talking guy, and i'm willing to campaign on unpopular things. that to me is a bit of a hail mary in this respect. the issue of social security and the solvency is an issue that matters to donors to a lo