>> well, you know, for once bob, i agree with chuck schumer on that. i think president putin thinks he can get away with pushing around this administration because the administration has given sort appeasement feelings that they can do this. the reset policy has been an utter failure. this is a stab in the back. this is a slap in the face. and i actually agree with senator schumer, that has to come with consequences, and i think the administration should proceed just like we just now discussed. >> schieffer: all right. congressman, you said a couple of weeks ago that you thought the n.s.a. surveillance program was creepy when the news first broke about the collection of phone numbers that they were putting together, and you said it went way beyond the scope, as you understood the patriot act. now, that we have this had new news about this threat and al qaeda plan something sort of an attack, do you still feel that way? >> no, i do think we need to reauthorize and reform this program. a lot of us have learned much, much more about it since it was reveal

in our broadcast center in new york, democratic senator chuck schumer is with us this morning. senator schumer, all of this comes as there is increasing pressure in congress to rein in the national security agency. do you think this is going to change that debate in any way or should there be more controls on the n.s.a.? >> well, i think what today shows, of course, is that security is very, very important and that the agencies in charge are dawrnd good. they're able to listen in and hear what's going on. they have disrupted many, many, many terrorist plots, and let's hope they're disrupting this one as well. having said that, you know, there's always a balance between security and liberty. and there's always a time to reexamine that. it is appropriate to do that right now, and i do think that reexamination will go forward. my view is very simple-- whenever there is an age-old fight between security and liberty-- cl whichthere has been since the constitution was written-- first there should be an open debate in both congress and the american people. second, rule should be estab

lawmakers, starting with chuck schumer. >> stabbed us in the back.nd each day that snowden is allowed to roam free is another twist of the knife. as long as prime minister putin acts like a bully, we have only one choice -- to stand up to him and show him that bullies pay a price. >> but what is that price? the most likely immediate casualty appears to be a scheduled bilateral meeting between president obama and putin in moscow. in advance of next month's go-20 summit in st. petersburg. what about the summit itself? schumer and republican senator lindsey graham who was at the white house yesterday, say the u.s. should recommend moving it. >> senator schumer and i believe that we should ask for the summit to be moved. again, when you're hosting the g-20 in russia, that basically is a signal that everything's fine. having the venue changed i think would be an appropriate step to take. >> graham even thinks the u.s. should boycott the 2014 winter olympics in show cochi, an idea itself is looked upon with skepticism. in fact, some warn the u.s. response

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chuck schumer, senator chuck schumer, this is bipartisan, but chuck schumer going on about he's a school yard bully, vladimir putin. you know, maybe chuck schumer knows school yard bullies, but is this the way you engage on the world stage? is this what our congress has become? talking about geopolitical relations? >> mccain wanted the president to move the g-20 out of russia. i mean, i just think that there is also sort of a precedence that's being set here, right? if there's enough outcry over something like this, the president dismissed something he said he would not engage in. >> the more we talk about it the more i'm convinced that you're right. i do think that the snowden piece is somewhat downplayed by some of the comments here but in fact if you want to continue the kind of focus that i think actually hurts the president vis-a-vis snowden is you should treat it the way they are treating it, to elevate it. put this aside and let's not go to the cold war place which i do think this is where this is leaning and let's have a discussion of which snowden will be part of it. he paradoxi

i think chuck schumer got the better of the others on the gang of eight group, and because all he really about was a pathway to citizenship and the rest was window dressing. >> that was on my radio show today and with us now, grover norquist, the president of americans for tax reform. grover, it's great to see you. you heard john cornyn. and we don't have to go back all over the senate bill but the concern here, of course, is that when chuck schumer, dick durbin and bob menendez and barack obama gleeful of what happened in the senate, how can grover norquist for smaller government, reforming entitlements be happy about the process to end up in a conference perhaps in the house of representatives where senate always trumps house? >> i would argue that's not what's going to happen this time and the house republicans made it clear. boehner down that they're not going to look at the senate bill. they're doing their own bill an they're going to be focusing on border security and future flows and i would bet boehner gets what he wants coming out of any conference or -- >> chuck schumer wouldn'

from "inside amy schumer," comedian amy schumer. the music of robert randolph and the family band. and oulda, coulda, shoulda." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. welcome to "the tonight show." here's some -- here's some good news. al qaeda's number two man in yemen was killed this week by a a u.s. drone strike. yeah. see the way they found them? apparently he's doing a cover shoot for "rolling stone" and they were able to pinpoint -- yeah. so we'll see. well, joe biden said this week he still dreams of being president to which hillary clinton said keep dreaming. okay. [ laughter ] that's pretty much where that is. here's an odd story. a virginia attorney general and gubernatorial candidate -- gubernatorial -- gubernatorial. shouldn't you be a guberner? anyway. a guy named ken cuccinelli. okay, listen to this. he's defending his decision to go to court. he wants to make oral sex illegal. [ audience oohs ] he wants to make oral sex illegal in the state of virginia. let me tel

schumer's view? >> no, i think highly of chuck schumer, but no, he's overreacting.o, but i don't want to make him a martyr, either. you know, i hear from a number of people like that in my own district who are passionate, but imbalanced in their perspective and immature. i think frankly living in russia will be a very maturing experience for mr. snowden, and he'll want to get back to the united states in any way possible after he realizes what it's like to live in a totalitarian state. >> i'm quite sure he will. you voted last week in favor of an amendment that would have limited the nsa's ability to gather data. the measure, as you know, was defeated, buzz it does allow for a rare debate about national security practices. are you glad that mr. snowden's leaking of this information, if nothing else, is resulting in a little more transparency? >> i'm certainly disappointed that it take a mr. senatoren for us to find out what the truth is. we weren't told the truth. when in fact the author of the p.a.t.r.i.o.t. act, which i voted against, but mr. sensenbrenner wrote i

the majority leader in 2006, he was with schumer and they were watching.e called everyone who won. he would punctuate every sentence with some variation, i love you. i love you, hillary. whoever won that night. he looked at me and said, they need to hear that. what he meant was, their politicians. it wasn't so much as a wink. it was a matter of fact, harry reid statement. though him telling john kerry he loves them on the floor of the senate on the day that john kerry announced he was not running for president again in 2006 -- he just said it. it felt right. john kerry seemed to appreciate it. it was public. they went on with their business. >> can you list five people in the town that if you did opposite, probably a book no one would read, where you says that official is the antithesis? i read a tweet from somebody in politico, saying, what about the hard-working and serious journalists? i would make the general point that this is not black and white. everyone is complicated. people's motives are complicated. a lot of them change over time. i don't separa

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>> senator schumer -- a human ladle in the local self celebration buffet. wow, mark. all kinds of reaction. >> they are taking down the preening egos of this town. the washington post. >> i hear there is no index. we cannot find out what is going on in this work. >> this book was so widely anticipated in washington as a screaming indictment. >> washington has created a bootleg index. >> your colleague suggested the notion of the composition -- >> everyone is talking about the book. everybody thinks they are in it. >> why are people that you wrote about so happy about this book? >> beats me. what is interesting, a lot of what you are seeing there was done before we saw the book. the speculation took on a life of its own. look. it is nice to have a book the bull are talking about, and obviously what happens is people focus on who is up, who is down, what news has broken. ultimately -- i do know what people to miss the more serious point. washington is doing very, very well in a very gilded age in some ways while the rest of the country is suffering. >> any reaction you

senator schumer sounds far less confident now that the house will pass a comprehensive bill.good-bye to the kind of immigration reform that all of us got excited about and thought might well pass at some point over the period of this current president's tenure? >> while i'm still hopeful, martin, i think we're already past that point because the length of time they have, even in this bill, for the pathway to citizenship, i think for me is somewhat untenable, actually. i think it doesn't really get to the core of the issue and the challenges around undocumented folk in this country right now. i think senator schumer is probably dealing with the reality now of the kind of obstacle course that this kind of reform is going to actually require. and at the end of the day i'm hopeful that we'll get something out of it, but it seems to me that this bill is so much more about border protection and about borders than it is about what your real challenges are, which is realizing the undocumented folk who live in this country right now. >> absolutely. victoria, many on the left are point

first of all senator chuck schumer. he is always smiling. a leading member of the "gang of 8", saying it would be okay with him if incremental approach in the house is taken for immigration reform. republican-led house must can't believe their ears to hear schumer backing their plan, that does not please the presiden pr, then van jones, the former green jabjobszar, we have a spying program. you are prosecuting more whistle-blowers than any every other president combined. and senator mark pryor. signed on legislation that calls fo repeal of obamacare rate control board same board that sarah palin labeled a death panel. it is a coinidence pr pryor facs one of the toughest reelect races next year or maybe it is understandable he would turn on the president. there will be more to come. but being criticized by former pal, and fellow traveler van jones, that must sting. a fox news poll fou 71% of voters found that the president's newest speeches offer nothing new. give it a rest. relax, enjoy. come back refreshed and brimming with optimism. lou: w

one politician in particular charles schumer. i don't know if you know that he uses the middle-class basically is his whole platform and has sold that to the rest of the democratic party. it's called the schumer mandate and obama embraces it as well. he writes a book about it called positively american winning back the middle-class one majority of the time. let's make college tuition deductible. let's reduce property taxes. this is what is killing the middle-class. has any of this happened? no, of course not it is basically the platform of the democratic party these days. the democratic party has basically moved away from the working class and poor the new deal and the great society because it's bigger numbers and more money to be in the middle-class. yes? there is no middle-class? well, to. [inaudible] yes, yeah basically. exactly. we all think we are middle-class so why not appeal to that idea? there is an upper middle class and lower middle class but there is no central middle-class. folks like mark zuckerman who has the u.s.

. >> and we'll speak with senator schumer. a t lot to cover., simmering tensions with russia. new charges in the benghazi attack and of course anthony weiner. he'll join us this hour. >>> first up, a heart broken father urging his missing daughter to run if she gets the chance. police believe 16-year-old hannah anderson and possibly her brother ethan were kidnapped by murder suspect james dimaggio who is now the target of a massive manhunt. gi mel marquez is live in san diego with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. time is critical here. they believe he is dangerous and possibly armed. dozens of tips have come in to the sheriff's office here. they just need the one in order to bring it to a conclusion. overnight a vigil of hope for children allegedly kidnapped by this man, james dimaggio. >> we miss you, hannah. we're here, praying for you. >> reporter: following an emotion al appeal from the children's father brett anderson. >> jim, i can't fathom what you were thinking. the damage is done. i'm begging you to let my daughter

schumer sounds a little optimistic. they've pulled rabbits out of the hat a lot and it's good to get this to pass. >> new hampshire voters show marco rubio is rating amongst who they could pick or see as their nominee, going from fifth to first place since april. do you think immigration plays a role in this? >> probably. at this point in the polling for 2016 it's very sensitive to the news cycle and christine romans has had a lot of good, positive play over time. marco rubio not so much. he's tied to immigration. new hampshire has two republican parties, the sort of rand paul a little bit marco rubio conservative but fiercely independent kind of libertarian side of new hampshire and then there's sort of the republican moderate chris christie kind of new hampshire republicans. it isn't sur pridesing given the news cycle that rubio has kind of gotten a lot of play and it hasn't all been good and most of christine romans's has. >> we got a whole lot of time for them to make up ground and lose more ground. great to see you

i actually agree with senator schumer, that has to come with consequences. i think the administration should proceed just like we discussed. >> schumer says relations with russia are more poisonous now than at any time since the cold war. >> signs iran may be ready to engage in serious talks about its nuclear program. the country's new president saying he wants to reduce aggression. he has the backing of iran's supreme leader. >> reporter: in spite a battered economy and galloping inflation, iranians are filled with anticipation as they prepare for a brand-new chapter in their political history. with a dash of pomp iran's new president took the oath of office and laid out his vision for an administration based on dialogue and prudence. it's already clear that hassan houhani will be a very different leader than his presentedpredecessor. by contrast rouhani, a cleric who studied law in britain, is a moderate reformer. he's also says his health policy adviser, a pragmatic and broad-minded diplomat. do you think he would even seek direct talks with the united st

as a result we formed a very bipartisan group of people like bob bennett and chuck schumer and myselfand jack reed and others and wrote the type legislation. far more comprehensive than the 2.5 pages it makes sense at 130 in the morning. no regulator could intervene. that was the beginning of the bipartisanship on what became the dodd-frank legislation. the senate passed it 75 to 24. about 40 days before the national election. i asked members to vote from their chairs and i thought that it was not significant of the moment. when senators vote from their chairs. i went around the chamber to various members that night were up for reelection and 40 days. and i told him that i had the votes necessary to pass this legislation. but i also saw many of them losers see if they voted for it. i will never forget gordon smith. he had the votes and if you want to vote otherwise, i would never mention his name in the process and i would understand the politics of it. i think these stories don't get told enough. he said it's a great offer and i appreciate it. i have to face a constituent tomorrow. a

schumer says the president is acting like a bully. >>> taking a live look outside. looks like the sun is trying to break through the clouds, though. meteorologist chelsea ingram is updating our first warning weather forecast. >> good afternoon, everyone. temperatures are warmer than they were this time yesterday. take a look at our current temperatures across the region. 81 in baltimore. 85 in d.c. a little warmer down south. cooler on the eastern shore. and locally, we are sitting in the low 80s for most places. 80 in annapolis and 80 degrees in kent island. some sunshine peeked through earlier this afternoon. and that helped heat us up a bit. the clouds have thinned out. but we are expecting rain on the way. take a look at live first warning doppler radar. no rain in the immediate vicinity of metro area yet. but we have rain located out in northern virginia. it has sparked a severe thunderstorm warning out there. and its main direction is towards the northeast. we'll expect to see some of this rainfall move into western maryland over the next hour or two. and we c

putin is acting like a schoolyard pulley, schumer said doesn't deserve the respect of a bilateral summit. and represent ed royce says this should help make clear that the russian government giving edward snowden refugee status is unacceptable. so we have supports on both sides here on capitol hill. >> have we heard any reaction from russia on this? >> they're going to be here in washington tomorrow. they're mooth with secretary of state chuck hagel, secretary of state john kerry. those meetings are still on. russia's minister said he's disappointed that president obama canceled that meeting and that the invitation is still open if he changes his mind and wants to go to moscow. >>> wednesday, president obama alluded to an even bigger international crisis while at camp pendleton. the commander in chief arrived to some 3,000 soldiers and sailors. he said sexual assault in the military must end. mr. obama talked about that recent terror threat in the middle east. >> we don't get terrorized. we're going to keep standing up for our interests. we're going to keep standing up for the security of

russian passport after spending more than a month in the transit zone there new york senator chuck schumerscow has stabbed us in the back. and president obama should recommend moving this year's g-20 summit out of russia. wendell goler live for us tonight outside othe white house. wendell, the white house does say it is reconsidering a one-on-one meeting between presidents obama and putin. >> well, harris that meeting had been penciled in around the time of the g-20 economic summit in st. petersburg early next month. president obamas and putin were to go to moscow for one-on-one talks. now officials here suggest there might not be much to talk about. >> i don't have a scemgdzing announcement for you today. obviously this is not a positive development. and we have a wide range of interests with the russians. and we are evaluating the utility of a summit. >> carney made clear the u.s. is not evaluating the utility of the u.s. russian relationship which he gives credit for a new start treaty and overland root to supply troops in afghanistan and help in restraining iran's nuclear program even

others are upset about this, senator chuck schumer said the following:i want to address this with all of you now. i can't stand that accusation, that edward snowden is a coward. because if he were really a coward he would do exactly what other employees are doing, which is nothing, anything about the widespread surveillance that is occurring right now in the u.s. >> cenk: yeah, it's an on surrender charge. calling him a coward is so stupid. what is he supposed to do, oh, yeah, i love the bradley manning treatment, and can you also give me a possible sentence of 136 years, and by the way, if you're a banker and you did money laundering for the drug cartels and alqaida, you're free to go. but if you dare criticize the government we could put you up in jail for life. that's number one. number two, wait a minute. the president right now is meeting with members of congress to try to allay concerns about the nsa program. part of the reason congress is so upset about is because they didn't know about it--until edward snowden told them. that's the definition of a whistle blower. forget us, ev

chuck schumer of new york, scathing statement.stabbed us in the back and each day that mr. snowden is allowed to roam free is another twist of the knife. what else are you hearing on the hill? >> disparaging russia which has been a fren-enemy is nothing new on chiapitol hill. remember, the debate on capitol hill is not only about whether or not snowden should come back. most people agree he probably should be in the u.s. custody but a broader debate what the nas should and should not be allowed to ed do. when they get back from recess in september and lay out the laws for the intelligence community again, expect this will be a really big debate. >> you're pointing out your colleagues at "the washington post" have a new article titled democratic divide over nsa could pose a problem for obama and talks about several democrats >> you have sort of more liberal democrats joining with more conservative republicans as we saw last week to raise concerns about the nsa and say they shouldn't be allowed to do these phone and internet trackin

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. >> afterwards the senator, chuck schumer, noted unlike his republican colleagues, democrats are united on the way forward. >> focusing on investments that help the middle class and being very clear and very specific about what they are is the new day and the new way in america. >> across the aisle, it is a sea of confusion and disarray. while the tea party fringe and right flank urge congressional republicans to push for government shutdown over funding obama care, there doesn't appear to be a back-up plan should the government actually shut down. "there is no plan b. there is no "what if," said one republican lawmaker. he said he talked to a handful of members who met with heritage action and the group had had no viable alternative to the president caving in. that's leaving us in the lurch. that is nor proper planning." but who needs a game plan? who needs compromise? if you're rush limbaugh, not the gop. >> are you suggesting republicans shouldn't negotiate and have biapproach with democrats? >> well, yeah, pretty much, because i don't think we have anything in common with them. >> j

he basically said to chuck schumer hey, chill, chuck. >> i think highly of chuck schumer but no, he'ss guy is not a hero but i don't want to make him a martyr either. i hear from a number of people like that in my own district who are passionate but imbalanced in their perspective and immature. i think living in russia will be a very maturing experience for mr. snowden. >> bill: good boy. good boy. we haven't had jim moran in the studio for awhile. >> great reason to have him in. >> bill: he's great. >> a very maturing experience. yeah, i'll say! >> bill: i've been to russia. i wouldn't want to live there. i'll tell ya. the real deal is this. and by the way, check out my column at billpressshow.com today if you have a chance because i've written a column about bradley manning which relates to edward snowden. i bring snowden into the column as well. and basically, the point of the column is we're having a very important conversation today. it went all the way to the white house yesterday. we're having a conversation about this national security state that we live in today. this police

here's what senator chuck schumer said on cnn's "new day." >> we would much prefer a big comprehensive bill but any way that the house can get there is okay by us. i actually am optimistic that we'll get this done. >> he's now talking about the possibility of supporting a piecemeal approach. it seemed like a marker of sorts. how do you see this shaking out? >> it was a marker. certainly that's the way it's being perceived by house republican sources that i have spoken to about that. the only catch is that he's putting out an olive branch saying if republicans want to pass immigration in the process of splitting it up in smaller bills, that's fine. he's moving away from his idea of comprehensive immigration reform. here's the but. what they are not going to go for in the senate, these people who support comprehensive reform, is saying we'll pass border security bill now and in a year or two years we'll get to the issue of legal status or citizenship. that is something they will not go for. there's an important gray area here. the fact he put that out is certainly telling. i will tell yo

requires the public was outraged and big name senators of both parties including new york's chuck schumer and south carolina's lindsey graham proposed new laws to protect journalists from prosecution that bipartisan push for a media shield law has now it is snagged and it's hit that snag because establishment democrats like california senator dianne feinstein don't think bloggers and tweeters should have the same first amendment rights as reporters who work for big corporate outlets like fox or the new york times and its current form the senate's media shield law requires the justice department to give any journalist forty five days as up when they want to snow. a journalist according to the pending bill is anyone who has a primary intent to investigate events and procure material sounds pretty simple right well not for dianne feinstein of california senator told mcclatchy that she's worried that the word journalist is so vague that the proposed media shield law could provide special privileges to those who are not reporters at all in senator feinstein's opinion and yes this is her real o

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we had chuck schumer and paul ryan agreeing on something there should be consequences. in fact, yesterday, schumer suggested that ally should be urged to move the g-20 summit away from st. petersburg. will there be consequences on skipping this one-on-one? >> we have supply lines for our troops in afghanistan. we need russia's cooperation. those would have real consequences. and more broadly i would agree with the ambassador. in the middle east, we are not going to get by on just drone strikes and just eavesdropping. we have got to engage more in the countries and train more local security forces and work on more economic development. the economies are terrible in this part of the world. we can't do it with drones and eavesdropping. we need more. >> thank you, gentlemen, for coming on. i appreciate it. >> sure. >>> the countdown is on. less than two hours yankee third baseman alex roged is suspected to be suspended for his association with the biogenesis steroid scandal. nearly a dozen other players will face the music as well. a-rod will likely appeal any suspension an

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this is the person who came up as a political operative under chuck schumer. >> where's schumer?> he's been very quiet on this. >> very quiet. i think you could google him now and not find him in the same line as weiner right now. he is smart. isn't he? that's a judgment. he's smartly staying away from this. >> yeah. he doesn't want to go near this. most politicians in new york do not want to go near this. the governor does not want to go near this andrew cuomo. the clintons have yet to talk about this despite the fact their names keep getting thrown into every story in part because weiner's wife works for hillary clinton. the smell of the campaign is chaos. it's not completely unfamiliar. it is a bit similar to what went on when rudy giuliani was having his divorce from his wife in 2000 and then in 2001. there was this constant sort of rolling sense of crazy going on. this is a bit like that. but look, there was a feeling a week ago or two weeks ago that weiner had a chance of being in the runoff. and there was a thought he could win. that seemed like a long shot. but it's very

. >> well, no, you saw what schumer said the other day. that the retaliation for snowden should be bringing georgia into nato. >> rose: but the fact that they're saying that the idea of an aggressive push for that and most people assume that it was certainly on the back burner. an aggressive push to expand nato that threatened russia. do you disagree with that? >> no, i don't disagree but what does moscow and the kremlin hear when men as influential as senator schumer and mccain say "now we have to bring georgia into nato." >> rose: well, if you listen to every politician in every country voicing their own political views for different reasons either because they believe them in the case of senator john mccain or b because it's for domestic political audience then you go crazy. >> you want to kremlin to think the way you think. >> rose: i want them to understand who represents the american government in terms of making decisions. >> rose: then obama could give them assurances, nato expansion is over. and we are going to cut back on direct

i have a history with senator leahy and senator schumer.e perfect message since columbine. 2008. it's 15 years ago while political figures haven't been able to get anything done. mayor bloomberg is putting his money where his mouth is. he has become the single most important person in the country on this issue. he is the guy putting his money where his mouth is. i think it's very unfortunate for senators leahy and schumer who i like very much to be misplacing their criticism here. i think bloomberg has done a remarkable job. >> here here, julian and mark, thank you both. coming up, we introduce a mini series that only a five-week congressional vacation could possibly inspire. we'll explain in a moment. ♪ there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names, one amazing product. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lun

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john mccain and chuck schumer, two different parties both calling this an embarrassment and an awfulituation and saying that perhaps president obama should reconsider miss trip next month. >> yeah. you know, on the whole what does this do to the relationship between russia and the u.s.? are we going to see it continue to deteriorate because of this? >> i think it's definitely a strain. president obama has said publicly he wants to crack down on these leaks. this is the worst leak in his administration and i think it comes at a time where he really has to do something. b internationally toressure not see how thiss going to shake out. this is a really defiant act by the russian government. >> absolutely. puts the u.s. reputation at risk as well. both sides are battling. kevin, thanks so much for your insight. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, bill karins and first buzz and we'll tell you what caught our eyes today. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you

. >> schieffer: we'll hear from new york democrat chuck schumer and we'll talk with house budget committeehairman paul ryan. plus analysis from the "washington post's" dan

. >> schieffer: peggy, chuck schumer took it step beyond where it was this morning when he said because russia gave political asylum to edward snowden, that the president should not only cancel the summit he had with putin but should also talk to our allies and try to move this big economic conference, international conference, that was going to be held there. >> that-- that was kind of strong. also, paul ryan seemed to immediately agree with him. so i think maybe there will be a little bipartisan push on that. i think those in the american government looking at vladimir putin and what he said done are feeling resentful and they're feeling dissed. they're wonder yg he's treating america so roughly. my own sense of it we were discussing before is that i think putin is doing this because he can. because he judges us now to be a country in some difficulties, in some trouble. it's not all his relationship with obama. it's his sense of who america is, and it's his 50-year-old resentment for what america has been. so i think we're in a rough time, and my own sense is if you make america stron

soong -- chuck schumer saying the president may be registered -- the right decision. he said president putin is acting like an "schoolyard not deserve the respect they bilateral summits would have accorded him. so the early reports are positive from the congressional critics of putin. host: moving ahead, what happens next? guest: it will be interesting to see how russia reacts to this. there have been questions about -- clearly this move with snowden and with others, standing up to the united states or at least being perceived to stand up to the united states has very well domestically and russia. so the question will be whether officials there may be think that they have gone as far as want to up the ante and they want to be seen as standing their ground. the response from moscow will be very interesting. host: again the headline at thetico.com, obama canceled putin meeting. thank younderbrand, for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. on this will have more on c-span's "washington journal." coming up in just a couple of minutes, we will take you live to the

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