[laughter] >> i want to thank you, uzi.nd just for the record, for those of you interested in the iranian agreement, there is a clause after the five and eight year embargos, and it says "or when the iaea declares the iranian nuclear program peaceful, at that time which is slated for december 15, 2015 whichever is earlier, the embargo on ballistic missile parts goes away." and that is whether or not the iaea declares iran in compliance to the agreement as a peaceful and legal agreement on december 15, 2015, the embargos can go away. and the thing is this entire agreement has those kinds of on the one hand, on the other hand, and the two sometimes can't be reconciled. but i want to thank you for coming all the way from israel. it's always an honor, sir, to have you here. i want to thank you for your remarkable insights into middle east and threats and defense. would you all give a warm thank you to uzi rubin. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captioning performed by the national c

uzi rubin: i can answer in short with what i showed you.xtrapolate to that what can happen without an embargo. i was happy to see that the embargo continues for at least five years. i'm not so sure this morning. but if it's true, according to the report of the red, and i only read it here. the idea is unacceptable to any soldier. i appreciate your generals up in arms saying no no, don't do it right now. without in a you can extrapolate on that. let me say some remarks about the iranian deal. when i look at this -- i am not an expert to talk about the details of the nuclear part of the deal. whether they are good or bad will they stop the iranians for five years, 10 years, were not at all, will they cheat or not cheat, i am not going to ask about it. but i want to turn your attention to, in my opinion, is the real indication of the deal. it's not -- it's the deal part of it. an article in the wall street journal turned my attention to the fact that the deal itself is an historical event. regardless of how effective the is, whether it is even

uzi, we want to welcome you here today. will you all give a warm welcome to uzi rubin. [applause] mr. rubin: thank you peter. it is always a privilege to be here. i try to be here about once a year to talk about recent things and threats and the missile defense in the middle east. this time i chose to update you i try to be here about once a yearon missile defense with isis and other munitions. there are too many to name. the main point would be integrated space and missile program. i will try to show to you these programs. they are the same program. finally, we will focus on missile defense. the iran agreement was concluded, i think it was but it is concluded -- i was on my flight here. that will reflect in my show. i don't know many of the details. i have no prepared remarks on that. i will be happy to answer questions to the best of my ability. not on the specifics or details but about the implications. if you have any questions, hold on. as to be a good question not excellent question. only good question. let me speak first about the missiles on radical parties. let

could you all give a warm welcome to uzi rubin. >> thank you peter.'s always a privilege and a pleasure to be in this great venue. i try to be here at least once a year to talk to people. this time, i chose to update you on missile and isis and other warring radical militias. they are now too innumerable to name. the main point will be iran's integrated missile program. i try to show to you these two programs are not -- they're actually the same program and finally a few words about focusing on missile defense. when the iran agreement was concluded, i think it was concluded, not sure, but it's concluded, i was morlde or less on my flight here. i'm really not aware of many of the details. so i have no prepared remarks on that. but i will be happy to answer questions to the best of my ability, not on the specifics and the details which i don't know, but about the implication. so if you have any questions about that, hold. a very good question not excellent question. an excellent question has slides. let me talk about the rockets and missiles on radical

uzi rubin is the father of missile defense in israel. he was head of the missile-defense organization in israel and father of the aero program. he speaks around the world about missile developments in the middle east and the threats to the united states and our allies, in particular israel, as well as being a missile defense expert. on our dear friends and colleagues that came from israel. uzi, we want to welcome you here on behalf of our sponsors. will you all give a warm welcome to uzi rubin. [applause] mr. rubin: thank you, peter. it is always a privilege to be here. i try to be here about once a year to talk about recent things and threats and the missile defense in the middle east. this time i chose to update you on missile defense with isis and other munitions. they are now too memorable the name. -- numeral bolton name. the main point would be integrated space and missile program. i will try to show to you these programs. they are the same program. finally, we will focus on missile defense. the iran agreement was concluded, i thin

it is not uzi to spot the teens. >> we are not sure where they were on the boat. >> they were seen friday getting gas for the boat as they prepare to embark og on a fishing trip. they didn't hear from them on sunday the coast guard found their boat off the coast of san gust taw in florida but the boys were nowhere to be found. >> we located 19 foot flesh our craft that was capsized. we recalculated some of the searc searchs and now we are going north taking them into account. we will search aggressively and reevaluate every day as we go forward. >> where they live family and friends continue to pray for their safe return holding a vigil last night. their neighbor nfl hall of famer joe naamath is offering 100,000 dollar reward for their safe return. a social media speculating they may have been trying to make their way to the bahamas but their parents are insisting they wouldn't have gone out that far. >> hope they find them safe. >> oo her 15-year-old neighbor is now under arrest. middleton vanished over the weekend while sending a massive search with hundreds of volunteers and the fbi jo

>> apparently if the catholics don't show up with uzis they're just fair game. basically afraid of terrorism which is why they did not do it. when it came to the "charlie hebdo" cartoons they had news value, related to the terrorist attack. he acknowledged they had news value but said it was not enough to override our standards, so this was enough, these pictures? >> he justifies not running the "charlie hebdo," he said let's not forget the muslim family in brooklyn who reads us and they're offended by any depiction of what is the prophet. he said i don't care about isis but it's arrogant to ignore the family. >> what about the catholic family who are loyal readers of "the new york times," and are offended by the picture of the pope with condoms? is it arrogant to ignore them? this is not the first time they have done this. last month they republished a picture of the painting of the virgin mary covered with elephant dung surrounded by pornography. they just reprinted it last month, it was a big article. this is something ongoing, they have done it not just to c

because if you can scare people into thinking there are people running acrossed border with uzis and marijuana and drugs and they will kill you and rape your women and take your homes, that is how you get people to the polls and that is exactly what they're doing on the republican side. >> did this surprise you? >> no, it does not surprise me. this is something they talked about in 2012 and something they talked about in 2008. listen, until they pass immigration reform of some kind, and they figure out what to do with these tens of millions of undocumented people in this country, many of whom have been here for years, some for decades, many whom have children here, who are american citizens, until they fix this problem it is going to be that -- that juggernaut of american politics. gay marriage used to be, it still is on the republican side, not so much on the democratic side. choice used to be the bigger issue and that is by the wayside. immigration is the number one issue in the minds of many americans. and again, i repeat, when i say this, the polling is clear, that includes repub

my wife is puerto rican her father's hometown no one would go there unless you have an uzi. >> you made and laws have contributed to the nightmare. charles: leave it there. big news scott walker we know he's number one in the polls recently. now it's rumored he's going to make it official. his bid for the white house should come next week and largely running on social issues like anti-same-sex marriage stance which is interesting. currently one in five americans, this is a big deal what a lot of other people talk about, the economy. one in five americans, 52 million collecting welfare and other goodies. we have a large part of america that is already in greece why isn't he focusing on the economy. i don't understand this i understand everyone is trying find their niche, and donald trump found his with immigration isn't it a mistake for the gop to get involved in gay marriage and confederate flags when everyone cares about the economy? >> hey, charles. i think they're chasing news cycles a little bit. you have to respond to events as they unfold. if you go to scott walker and look at pro