mo moreover, the language quoted in james rosen's report is important.t says the security council will take measures commensurate with the violations. commensurate with the violations. well, that word means anything you want it to mean, and you can bet that in a debate in the security council it will go on for quite some time. >> one of the latter components for taking decisive action against syria over the chemical weapons use has been senator lindsey graham. his first reaction pe talked with governor huckbee. here's a little of that. >> the mixed debauchery can't be repeated when it comes to iran. i'm going get a bipartisan coalition together. we're going to put together a use of force resolution. allowing our country to use military force as the last resort to stop the iranian nuclear program, to make sure they get a clear signal that all of this debacle called syria doesn't mean we're confused about iran. >> ambassador, you were one of the first people to say, we need to keep our eye on iran. syrian a secondary issue. what's your response to the sena

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but, there is no clarity or clarification of anything, rosen, is there? >> bill, the important part about that exchange with the state department spokeswoman marie harp that you just played. that was on august 29. what she was basically saying was she haven't made any outreach through the russians or any place else to syria look i either turn over chemical weapons or you will get bombed. >> the same thing remains true today on september 18th. there is still no assad hasn't told anybody what -- yeah, maybe i will give them up. yeah, yeah. that sounds like a good idea. there is no facts. >> secretary kerry last week was asked in london and sort of answered in a very off handed way if there was anything syria could do to stop these strikes from going forward? they said well they could turn over all their chemical weapons in a week. they are not going to do that and it can't happen. since that time there has been concerted effort by secretary kerry to say, no, no, no. no i meant what i said in london, the russians picked up on it in fact, we have been talking

all right, rosen. will never be seen here again but i really appreciate you correcting me. [ laughter ] all right, cammeron, you are working on a story about all this syria business is obstructing the fact that the united states of america doesn't have any money. is that correct? >> well, basically, nothing is getting done. it's a total mess in washington. there are a whole series of things pressing and none of it is being attended to. government funding actually rupps out 20 days from now. instead of passing next year's spending bills, congress is again going to kick it down the road. just today, the bipartisan house and senate leadership has scheduled a crisis meeting for tomorrow. house republicans had wanted to stop gap measure this week past the end of this month. they postponed everything because the g.o.p. can't agree on how best to try to force the senate to consider defunding obama care is a total meltdown because the democratic majority of the senate isn't going to take any of that up. there

my question is for jeff rosen. two parts. do you think that roberts taxing decision legally speaking which has not been raised, strategically, is it compelling enough to do the work that it did, or should it have been reprieved if you wanted to ask about taxing power? secondly, how did your opinion of arguments change overtime as there are raised and discussed. randy's arguments in particular before. >> good question. thank you for asking. it is a very legally plausible argument. solicitor general parolee's greatest contribution was making it as strongly as he did. he teed it up very well. yet even on the other side, the legislative history, of course, it was comedy of the fact of the democrats originally said, it's not a tax. it's not a tax. then they said that it was. and then they switched. now the democrats say that it is a tax and therefore is authorized by the constitution. the republicans say it is not. for an original list is not care about legislative history, think that should be less important than the function tha

jeff rosen has written about it a lot. he'll talk more about it later. i think there was a concern on the court, the chief justice in particular, for the court to strike the law down in election year it would open the door for the phot attack darted. and you might say, what is the big deal? the president, you know, talks about everything. well, it's significant deal when we talk about the court's credibility. if he went so hard after the court for the citizen united opinion. he is benefiting from. he attacked the court there. we can manage what he would have said if they struck down the signature legislation. it had to weigh on the legislation. some else will talk about whether or not he switched his opinion. we know he was trying to have -- i think it's a very bad precedent. the chief justice ilya said he sold out. he can d. he rewrote a law. he upheld the law that never passed. ly give him some credit because as a chief justice he has to think perspectively. he has a 30-year term ahead of him if he stays healthy. the president has three years and count

james rosen is reporting from washington. >> greetings from washington where conservatives are expressing profound skepticism about iran and its motives and the white house is too. in the historic phone call they told rouhani that the u.s. believes iran has a right to peaceful nuclear energy. he said afterward he urged them to take meaningful and transparent and verifiable action to comply with interest national law. with international law. the top states like germany and iran met in new york. that was also a first since 1979. the iranian dip diplomat who attended the session urged iran to open up the closed nuclear facilities and stop enriching uranium at high levels. >> i'm sure secretary kerry does not want to dictate what we should or shouldn't do. >> the foreign minister lied this week when they setted they were never pursuing a nuclear weapon. also on sunday, president obama 's top national security aid discussed the prospects for the eventual normalization of relations between washington and tehran. >> it is way too soon to presume either the prospect of an agreement on the nuclear

>> james rosen in washington, thanks. and as tensions mount between israel and iran, what role will the u.s. play? we are going to talk about it with fox news contributor coming up in a few minutes. in the meantime, new revelations of government snooping and this time by looking at what americans are doing on social media these days. the new york times is reporting that it has uncovered documents on the nsa showing that agency has been exploiting its vast collections of information on american citizens. the goal is to map out social connection locations. travel by creating sophisticated graphs and diagrams. the newspaper reports that this has been going on for almost three years. syrian al-assad saying he will respect a u.n resolution to eliminate his stockpile of chemical weapons. the plan of course calls for syria to either remove on are destroy the sarin gas by the middle of next year and they have come under fire because it does not outline any consequences whatsoever. that's if he refuses to comply or otherwise fails

unquote. >> james rosen live at the state department. thank you. so congress now becomes a major part of the equation but it appears we'll have to wait more than a week for them to come back from 58ization. as chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tell us, that is now proving to be a bone of contention. >> after bipartisan house members sent a over there president obama asking to call them back for an emergency session and complaints of a lack of specifics from the obama administration:00 get to debate military action in syria. and some like texas republican senator ted cruz say it is about time. and the president must make his case. >> i am troubled by the justifications the obama administration has put forth. in my view, u.s. military forces justified only to protect the vital national security interests of the united states. >> the florida senate said he supports the president. as far as i'm concerned, we should strike in years why today. new york house republican peter king blasted the decision to wait for congress to act, saying, quot

and i would emphasize again, what professor rosen said, applies to the gay movement as well. it was, nowadays we're acuvmentd to gay rights being a -- accustomed to gay rights being an issue. but back in the 60s and 70s gays could only dream of getting that kind of national attention. so organizing those very local as indeed the mostly organizing in the black civil rights movement was. >> and if you think about it what the gay and lesbian movement did and the women's movement did is we changed the terms of debate in american political culture. just about women, women got the right to have credit cards in their own names, to buy. >>> month, to be on juries in certain states -- we got -- which we didn't have and custody of children. and then of course title 9, in the 1970s gave women the right to sports. but the most important two things that i would mention is the fact that women are safer today because domestic violence has been made into a felony and at work, women know that if someone preys upon them sexual harassment is illegal. and those two things alone, domestic violenc

was kerry embarrassed by that, rosen? >> of course he and his aids won't say so publicly. the smart money here in town holds that yes, kerry was stunned as all of president obama's national security team were by this sudden reversal of position and his decision to go seek congressional authorization for strikes in syria. it came as a complete surprise to john kerry and a lot of people here in town believe that what president obama effectively did, bill, was he traded on kerry's reputation, his kind of position temperature as a kind of person of stuffy rectitude and also his stature as the anti-george w. bush from 2004. in order to make the case for swift military action and then suddenly pull the rug out from under him. kerry was asked on all the sunday shows do you feel undermined and of course he was good about saying no he didn't. >> he wants to keep his job. you didn't say yes i feel undermind you won't be able to work for the president. kerry knows his stuff. you like him or not or whatever. but you would say that as a secretary of state i feel much more comfortable w

james rosen is live for us in geneva, switzerland. >> trace, good evening from ven neva, where secretary of state kerry said expectations are high but they are more so, kerry argued, for the russians. before hand sect kerry spoke with telephone with the top leaders from the hill political and military wings of the syrian opposition. kerry seeking to reassure the rebels in effect that the u.s. is not selling them out to achieve a deal on chemical weapons. quote insuring both calls, kerry aides said, the secretary made clear he was seeking tangible commitments the russians are interested in achieving a strong, credible and enforceable agreement to verify, secure, and destroy assad's chemical weapons stockpile. kerry reiterated president obama's threat of military action remains on the table, and i kerry begins the talks with a position of skepticism. and kerry warning the russian team of technical experts, this is not a game. >> it has to be real. it has to be comprehensive. it has to be verifiable. it has to be credible. it has to be timely, and implemented in a timely fashion. and finall

you know let's talk about james rosen because he has a really interesting case kind of feeds into this whole bill talk about his case and if he would be protected under the law in its current form so james rosen it was a new york times reporter who was asked to testify against an alleged source a former cia official who reportedly leaked information to him. and he has refused to testify and the government has come after him again and again and it's not clear whether he would be covered by the senate's version because the the information that the government is interested in is national security related and so it would really be up to the government to argue that it was threatening to national security and so rising would certainly be at risk under this law still and even if he weren't ultimately convicted it could still be damaging to his reputation and it would make sources less likely to work with him in the future potentially so it's just it's a scare tactic regardless of what the actual outcome in court is it still makes room for intimidation absolutely but chilling effect is what's

you know let's talk about james rosen because he has a really interesting case kind of feeds into this whole bill talk about his case and if he would be protected under the law in its current form so james rosen was a new york times reporter who was asked to testify against an alleged source a former cia official who reportedly leaked information to him. and he has refused to testify and the government has come after him again and again and it's not clear whether he would be covered by the senate's version because the the information that the government is interested in is national security related and so it would really be up to the government to argue that it was threatening to national security and so rising would certainly be at risk under this law still and even if he weren't ultimately convicted it could still be damaging to his reputation and it would make sources less likely to work with him in the future potentially so it's just it's a scare tactic regardless of what the actual outcome in court is it still makes room for intimidation absolutely the chilling effect is what's re

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kerry told rosen, quote: we're going to have to make him. the u.s. has agreed not to put the use of force in the united nations resolution. even france said that was absolute requirement. where is the teeth? >> well, as you just said, russians as i gist said, the russians have been blocking action at the security council when it comes to use of force. they have been exercising their veto. that hasn't changed in this agreement. but there is a process now set out. so what the administration has said is that it reserves the right to move forward, to enforce this in a limited way with u.s. action. i do believe, john, that now that syria and russia have said we are going to agree to this particular destruction of chemical weapons, it's much easier for the president to rally both international and national support behind that goal. because the russians and syrians have put this on the line. clear objective if they violate that there are other ways we can enforce it. >> you have a backup resolution that would allow the use of force in the case that this agr

sergei, done by our own james rosen who was traveling with the secretary of state. he gave it to him to try to pitch an interview. appearing visibly pleased. he said i wouldn't be -- >> john: i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. the u.s. and russia hammer out a tentative deal on syria after the president puts a vote and strike on hold. >> this initiative has the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons without the use of force. >> the united states and russia are committed to the elimination of syrian chemical weapons in the soonest and safest manner. >> but can we rely on the russians to get assad to comply? >> now, the russians are supposed to be the ones who are telling us that they would be in charge disarming the guy they are arming? >> russia has put its credibility on the line in pursuing this with us and others it's an important objective. what does it mean for action in congress. we will discuss with maryland congressman chris van hollen and the chairman of the security committee michael mccaul of texas. plus, with a military strike on hold, con

james rosen has more. >> greetings from washington where they have profound skepticism for motives. in the historic phone call president obama told iranian president that the u.s. believes iran has the right to peaceful nuclear energy. he urged row hani to take quote meaningful transparent and verifyable with international law. on thursday the top diplomats say germany and iran met in new york. that was also a first in 2009. they responded to comments from secretary of state john kerry who urged iran to open up the nuclear facilities. >> we are already engaging in negotiations. will>> iranian foreign minister flat out lied on at this week abc when he claimed iranians have never been pursuing nuclear weapons. lindsay graham of south carolina. the next round will be held in geneva in october. james rosen, fox news. >>> for the first time we are hearing from the daughter of a louisiana pastor who was shot dead in front of his congregation. pastor ronald harris sr., here a picture. he was giving his sermon. if the father could talk to his killer he would tell him, quote, i forgive you a

chief washington correspondent james rosen is in sweatser land traveling with kerry. >> good eveningefore the syrian weapons are destroyed. if the four page framework agreed on by secretary kerry and foreign minister will homed up it will be done by next july. they agreed on the side and scopes and not the number of sights involved and they offered the language they agree on and any failure to comply will be addressed by the un security council and they will have the option of military force. >> there is a commitment to impose measures. that is the language. well, we will impose measures commen surate for the terms of accountability. >> it does not mean that every violation reported to the security council will be taken by word. >> the first test of the assad's seriousness for the agreement implemented on his behalf will come next friday when he will turn over chemical stock piles locations and facilities. the inspectors will be on the ground in syria by november. >> a programming for you. senator lindsay graham has his first reaction in the syrian deal. he talks with governor huckab

the rosens entered and wolf informed hitler and the mediation was discussed, connotation and orientation and super national piety >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm stan i live on john street i'm here representing the san francisco committee for flown utilities. i know you've heard from us before to place all utilities underground it will make the city satisfactory and it's the right thing to do. task forces have laid auto ways to do this and have taken surveys from homeowners and rents and they'll agreed to pay. besides the fact their expensive to repair an initiative doesn't get a lot of outcome. so the loss of electricity it putting people's lives in dagger and that's something nobody wants to do. the good news it's voidable. many other cities as you know have done it san diego and berlin and other countries. there's been a article about skrirldz and thousand of people losing they can't recall power and with lots of schoolgirls it can happen here. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm sissy work in the performing arts department of the succulent

james rosen is live with the latest. >> ainsley, good morning. the healthcare industry braces for obama care to begin taking effect next week the senate faces at high noon a tea party favorite. senator ted cruz of texas the most important vote. they turned out for the nearly hour long speech at the community college yesterday. mr. obama peppered his remarks at one liners jabbing at the gop for using current talks as a means to de rail obama care. >> it is interesting, though, how over the last couple years the republican party has just spun itself up around this issue. the fact is the republican's biggest nefear is not that the affordable care act will fail, it is that it will succeed. >> senator cruz appearing on "hannity" urged republican colleagues to vote no on a key vote today if the democrats prevail on the vote. they hold a majority on the senate. a government funding measure stripped of a provision to de fund obama care will be kicked back to the republican controlled house of representties. >> it is a difference between wanting to take a

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joining us now from washington ace reporters carl cameron and james rosen. >> bill: carl, please explainn i can understand it what senator cruze accomplished yesterday. >> even though he said it was not about him but he got a lot of attention and that's good politically. he spoke up for opposition to obama care more than anybody else on the right and that's good. may be downside to g.o.p. colleagues bad mouthed a few of them for not fighting hard enough against obama care. on the downside that's probably it for him. cruze and allies knew they couldn't stop out stripping out fund obama care. on friday or saturday of this week the senate will send a clean bill back to the house that are fund the government for at least another three months and does nothing else. we won't really know the political impact for cruz and for republicans and democrats about this shutdown near miss probably until next year's midterm elections. >> bill: now, when they send the bill back on friday to the house and we assume it will be voted sometime over the weekend by the house. is it possible the house will reins

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the rosens entered and wolf informed hitler and the mediation was discussed, connotation and orientation and super national piety >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm stan i live on john street i'm here representing the san francisco committee for flown utilities. i know you've heard from us before to place all utilities underground it will make the city satisfactory and it's the right thing to do. task forces have laid auto ways to do this