white food has the highest amount of sugar, that's your white pasta white bread, white rice. it's white, you probably don't want to eat it. and cauliflower is beige so that doesn't counted. you want green food and make sure the protein that you pick is either no cholesterol or very low cholesterol. that's your animals that fly and your animals that swim without the skin because they're the simplest animals and have the lowest amount of cholesterol. the animals that walk on land and walk on the bottom of the ocean are highest in cholesterol. >> all right. let's take a break. you just heard it from the doctor. got that? we'll be right back. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> talking about the battl

we have one setting, one-touch button for white rice, one touch for brown rice and one touch for wild rice. >> mmm. >> all right. so, we can't talk about all of this food without talking about chili. it's really hard, so pay attention. so, first what i did is i put the meat in, put it on sear mode, and i'm searing my meat with my tomatoes. now...look how hard this is. i'm gonna put my ingredients into the pot. >> [ laughs ] that's not hard at all. >> now i still have to put the lid on. okay. so, i put the lid on. and then i touch one button... [ beeps ] ...and 20 minutes later -- let me show you what chili looks like when it's power cooked. >> love the one-button touch. that's gorgeous! >> look at that! so, not only do we have a huge bounty of chili, 'cause we have 6 quarts... >> [ gasps ] >> ...but it's infused with flavor. look at the beans. look at the meat. >> beautiful ingredients. >> look at the tomato sauce. >> oh, yum. >> that is the way to eat chili. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. let me do this right. >> and just remember -- i did it in 20 minutes... >> oh, wow. >> ...with the touch o

what my mom teach me dibi seasoned with >> dibi seasoned with onion sauce and yahsa chicken with white rice are favorites. >> i think i'm going to take this with me or i can just finish it here. >> and the national dish of senegal, chebu chen is a must have. how would you describe the flavor here?ah kinda little >> ah kinda little bit spicy little bit. >> and there's that kick!african small pot which hosts a multitude of west african dishes. >> african small pot is uh like my dream come true. >> owner abgarrahmane had his culinary roots in italian food, but with encouragement from his chef, khandie, he began cooking african food. with staples like someveta. >> you make it with goussa soupand jelofries. >> the brown rice we make with tomato, little spicing, oil, sauce, then you put everything together making our way to >> making our way to landsdowne avenue there's faaji which serves nigerian food. the restaurant has snacks such as meat pies what we have >> what we have inside is uh, ground beef, carrot, and potatoes. >> dishes include foo-foo, a sort of african dumpling made from ground gra

we would get white rice, maybe a little bit of pork, sometimes even flour. that night i had to go to latrine during the sleep. i saw these big banners for the march the next day. i told my guys in my squad i'm not going to march because there's going to be photographers there taking pictures of how we're being treated. i don't want to be part of that propaganda. when we all fell out that day, my squad and myself when we went back into our room -- the rest of the company saw and they went back to their rooms. the word went down to the british company. they went back in their rooms. the next night in the middle of the night they came with a flashlight. they took me out and put me in solitary. that's when i was confined to those wooden boxes. have you heard anything about that? >> yeah. tell me. >> it was a wooden box. we called it the kennel. it was about 3 1/2 feet high and 2 1/2 feet wide and 5 feet long. but i was the last one in the wooden boxes. me and an englishman keith godman. from there when they let me out, that was in december of 1952 -- they let me

we would get white rice, maybe a little bit of pork, sometimes even flour. that night i had to go to latrine during the sleep. i saw these big banners for the march the next day. i told my guys in my squad i'm not going to march because there's going to be photographers there taking pictures of how we're being treated. i don't want to be part of that propaganda. when we all fell out that day, my squad and myself when we went back into our room -- the rest of the company saw and they went back to their rooms. the word went down to the british company. they went back in their rooms. the next night in the middle of the night they came with a flashlight. they took me out and put me in solitary. that's when i was confined to those wooden boxes. have you heard anything about that? >> yeah. tell me. >> it was a wooden box. we called it the kennel. it was about 3 1/2 feet high and 2 1/2 feet wide and 5 feet long. but i was the last one in the wooden boxes. me and an englishman keith godman. from there when they let me out, that was in december of 1952 -- they let me

our white house correspondent jim accosta has new information because supposedly susan rice is going the president's plan on foreign policy and national security and it's interesting that this is going to happen today six years after the president took office. jim accosta is at the white house with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. we should point out, this is a legally required document that the president is scheduled to deliver. basically every year. so this is something that is coming out today. of course the timing is very interesting. because there are so many questions right now about this president's national security strategy. what is he going to do about ukraine and russia's aggression in eastern ukraine? what is he going to do about isis. there are not many major policy announcements in this national security document that's been put out by the white house today. susan rice will be offering up a stout defense of the president's national security in the speech later on here in washington. i want to point out interesting things in this document tha

lou: the white house supporting rice. press secretary josh earnest saying her comments are entirely consistent with the president's previous statements. we take up the frayed relations with israel tonight, we'll be talking with billionaire publisher, real estate magnate mort zuckerman. >>> the senate ostensibly reaching a deal on defunding the department of homeland security. not so fast. senior republican aides tell us a clean dhs bill that doesn't defund the president's amnesty fiat will be very difficult to pass. house speaker boehner doesn't seem to be budgeing. >> waiting for the senate to act. the house has done its job to stop the president's overreach on immigration. and we're waiting for the senate to do their job. senate democrats have stood in the way now for three weeks over a bill that should have been debated and passed so until the senate does something, we're in a wait-and-see mode. lou: boehner saying hold up mcconnell. when it appears the majority leader was folding all the republican cards, not just his

address a joint session congress with consulting with speaker boehner without consulting the white house. susan riceoing one step further, quote unquote, destructive. >> on both sides there. is degree of partisan zip, which is not fortunate it december instructive of the fabric of relationship. >> meanwhile netanyahu add ad little more fuel to the fire turning down invitation to meet with democrats during his trip. senators dick durbin of dianne feinstein invited him to closed-door meeting to an attempt to smooth over relations. netanyahu he doesn't want to give the impression his visit is about partisan politics. stacy, first to you. damned if he does damned if he doesn't. he doesn't want to look partisan but if he says no to this group does it look like he is leaning towards one side? >> no. it looks like he will not be bullied. he will not be bullied. they say they will not show up to his speech whatever. they're upset because boehner did this without the president's approval. he stands his ground. that is what i love about him. he is going to come here and fight for you know the threat of iran g

for the harshest critics of the white house on that upcoming speech to congress, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu national security adviser susan ricespeech will be destructive to ties between the u.s. and israel. he accepted the invitation from john boehner to speak about iran without white house approval. rice spoke to charlie rose. >> we are in the process of training and devising and equipping the iraqi security forces in 4 different locations across iraq. we have supported them in their ongoing operations as they have sought to take back territory captured by isil. we have supported the kurds as well. matt: you can watch all of that interview with national security advisor susan rice on tonight on charlie rose at 7 p.m. eastern. stephanie: markets overseas are closing for the day. let's take you to julie hyman who is looking at the action. >> declines in europe, not huge ones. if you take a look at the stock 600, the dax, we are seeing mostly declines. generally there is a negative tone. not a lot of action on the greek front. some of the oil performers in the european markets not do so well today. royal dutch shell have been t

[applause] >> national security advisor susan rice, wrapping up a three-day white house summit on terrorismadicalization. president obama addressed the summit yesterday and he said the notion that the west is at war with islam is an ugly live. he also said countries must do more to prevent terrorism. . >> these terrorists are desperate for legitimacy. it's a false that embraces the terrace narrative. at the same time, we must acknowledge that groups like al qaeda and isil are deliberately targeting their propaganda to muslim communities and muslim youth. muslim communities including scholars and clerics, have a responsibility to push back, not just on twisted interpretations of islam, but also on the lie that we are somehow engaged in a clash of civilizations. that america and the west are somehow at war with islam or seek to suppress muslims. or that we are the cause of every ill in the middle east. that narrative extends far beyond terrorist organizations. it becomes the foundation on which terrorists build their ideology and try to justify their violence. that hurts all of us. there is a

. >> the white house standing by rice with press secretary josh earnest saying her comments entirely consistent with the president's previous statements. we take out the frayed relations with israel tonight. we will be talking with billionaire publisher and real estate magnate mort zuckerman and russia's putin claims war with ukraine is unlikely. but is it a ruse and has the west written off ukraine and its 46 million people? we will be talking with putin's old rival the former president of georgia. he joins us to discuss whether the west has the guts to take on the cold-blooded russian leader. >>> we begin tonight with the ukrainian foreign policy challenge that now faces the president. air force general philip breedlove the top nato commander, today assessed the grim situation in ukraine before the house armed services committee. >> none of us know what mr. putin will decide. if we take action many believe he will accelerate. if we take action others believe it may raise the toss to him and he may take another decision. i think it's appropriate that we judge what we think will happ

the white house and apec just announced that susan rice herself, she'll be speaking before that congressl. the u.s. ambassador of the u.n. normally is a president or a secretary of state. they're going a little bit lower this time aren't they? >> a little bit lower. as you know over the last week, there was talk about sending someone even lower, perhaps a deputy secretary or someone else. i think that the white house realized they needed to send someone of stature because there was a lot of talk about whether the white house would snub apec to send a message to prime minister netanyahu. i think in the end, they realized they would not be snubbing the prime minister they would be snubbing the american jewish community and the very relationship that they say that the prime minister is trying to daniel. so i think they upped the ante a little bit. the president and secretary of state have said they'll be out of town. >> we'll see what happens when netanyahu is here in washington sunday monday and tuesday. i know you're coming back to cover that visit as well. safe travels. thank you very mu

white house. kristen, the president has a busy schedule today as well as of course the national security adviser susan riceutely andrea, president obama heading to indianapolis as we speak. white house officials, national security officials working to confirm those reports. white house press secretary josh earnest will hold a gaggle a briefing with reporters aboard air force one. we expect that to get under way any minute now. we'll be listening closely to see if he has any type of reaction to this. but at this point u.s. officials as mik just said unable to confirm those reports that the female american hostage was killed. now, this comes as national security adviser susan rice in less than an hour from now is going to unveil president obama's national security strategy moving forward over these next two years and of course that will include a large focus on defeating isis. andrea just yesterday, the united states signed a new memorandum, new security agreement with jordan to essentially join together in terms of air strikes and strategy to combat isis. now, president obama we anticipate in the coming day

and a live picture of the white house national security advisor susan rice will offer perspective on the president's latest strategy. she will be speaking at brookings event and delivering a speech and listen carefully for white house reaction to the the most recent claim by isis. we'll go live to ed henry with more. >> reporter: jenna we have new information from the white house aides, they are deeply concerned that isis is claiming to have killing the american hostage and adding, that they have not verified these claims just yet. and they are actively and aggressively trying to confirm this and deeply concerned by the possibility. as you noted it comes in a broader context, with the president dealing with critics saying his isis strategy is not working. we have seen beheadings and the jordanian pilot burned this week. and susan rice stepping to the podium to unveil a new national security strategy. last time they unveiled a strategy in 2010, they talked about down playing counter terror as a central part of their strategy. i pressed josh earnest. >> in retrospect was that naive? >>

. >> and more insight into the discussions happen at the white house came on friday when susan rice explained that there are a lot of threats out there but that the dangers today are not as bad as they were during other times of crisis like world are war 2 or the cold war. arthel. >> peter doocy, thanks. >>> in injure five minutes, john bolton will be here to tell us what he thinks the u.s. should do and he will also review the dramatic actions taken by king abdallah against isis. >>> the heir to the british throne is in jordan and raising concerns about the persecution of christians in the middle east. prince charles calling it the most agonizing situation saying he fears that there will be quote, very, very few christians left in the middle east after all the recent turmoil in the region. if the prince succeeds his mother as monarch charles will be the temporal head will of the church of england and take the title defender of the faith. he reportedly says he considers that role in protecting everyone's freedom to worship. he is now on a six day trip to the middle east. earlier he visited a

. >> mike viqueria is at the white house tonight. mike susan rice's comments seem to be escalating the situation between the administration and israel. >> it's remarkable antonio people watching this situation says it is worse than it has been in a generation between an american administration and the prime minister's office in israel. a lot of people very concerned. consider the fact that you've heard susan rice the national security advisor obviously a senior official in this administration saying the relationship itself is being threatened by the destructive behavior not only by john boehner but by prime minister netanyahu himself. couple what kerry has said, accusing prime minister netanyahu and the israeli government of quote unquote cherry picking information from those negotiations with iran and the western powers and saying that the information is being used to cast the negotiations in the worst possible light. going so far as to say that the united states is not going to be sharing information with the closest ally, and that stands ogain or l

susan rice says the white house is still debating it. >> it is something that is under consideration, it is a significant step and you want to do so in close consultation and in coordination with their partners with us as far as being a core element of our strength and responding to russia's aggression. reporter: republicans criticizing the strategy. senator lindsey graham says in a statement i doubt that isil or vladimir putin will be intimidated by obama strategy of "strategic patience." from there on, the stronger they become. the administration continuing to it negotiated nuclear dear deal with iran, while rice calls for patience there as well, promising that this will revert to sanction strategies if diplomacy fails. cheryl: thank you, rich. david: in an exclusive interview warren buffett reiterated his support. david widder says that buffett is wrong. it is part of our fox business rewind. >> i think it's a good company, but it has management that is more focused upon putting money in its pockets and rewarding all shareholders and all mutual funds and all indexes. >> you're call

cohen is expected to be at the white house later this week for consultations with doctor rice. i can tell you that under secretary of state and the sherman, who is the principal negotiator for the united states in these talks with the p+1 has met with the national security adviser into the minister of intelligence on a number of occasions and those kind of consultations are going to continue. we've also been very clear about the fact that the united states isn't going to be in the position of negotiating disagreements in public. particularly, when we see that there is a continued practice of cherry picking specific pieces of information and using them out of context to distort the negotiating position of the united states. so, there is an obligation when you participate in these kind of initiation is to ensure that those consultations and those negotiations are carried out in good faith. and that means giving negotiators the room and the space to negotiate. but at the same time, i can tell you that at least based on the one assessment that i've heard i would a college -- acknow

. >> rice's comments are the toughest remarks by a white house official and his pending visit. many said that they will not attend the speech. >> iran people says it's sending a message to any country that might attack it blowing up a replica of an aircraft carrier. state tv broadcast the images of a guard firing miz eels and rockets at the ship during a drill in the persian golf. the u.s. navy is not concerned about the deal >>> press in washington are revealing details about the shooting death of a migrant farm workers, killed in a confrontation with officers two weeks ago in the city of pascoe. what are police saying allen schauffler? >> police are saying for one thing, that they will not say much more. they said the press briefing they gave today is the last to be given by the socialist investigation unit looking into the shooting. they kontdon't want to take the jury pool for the briefing. they did say that antonio was hit five or six times, that he was not shot in the back. 17 were shot by three officers and all three involved and pictured in the video did fire their weap

rice earlier this week. calling israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu's upcoming speech before congress quote destructive. now the whitelans to send rice and u.n. ambassador samantha power to a pro israel lobby conference this weekend. will that ease the tensions? let's debate this bringing in hilary mann leverette, she's the co-author of "going to tehran." and alan dershowitz emeritus professor of law at harvard law school. and the author of "terror tunnels: the case for israel's just war against hamas." great to see both of you this morning. hilary do you agree with susan rice's assessment that benjamin netenyahu's visit will be destructive to the relationship between u.s. and israel? >> i think the u.s./israel relations are at an historic low. but i would say it's going to be a clarifying moment. an important moment. it may not be quite as destructive as the rhetoric out there pretends it to be. i think it will be important to clarify that prime minister netenyahu has a position that is essentially fact-free. what u.s. officials have said on background to the "washington post" is that it's fictional. he's living in

white. at springfield most are black or hispanic. >> there is nothing about rice. the concern is taking kids out of school where they're comfortable with. >> i believe it is about race. >> what are you doing? >> my kids don't get honestly they don't get the same education as some of the other kids do. >> reporter: federal investigators found the district never implemented an immigration integration plan it implemented in 1970. in the count seat of springfield noticed the segregation within schools and brought it to the attention of the department of justice. >> it is a drag-over from the civil rights era. we have people that have that civil rights bull connor defiant attitude in robinson county. >> with two children attending middle school in the city, stacy's concern is that majority white schools are receiving better resources. >> they have top-dollar everything. you come to springfield middle school you have an auditorium that's condemned. you have just as many kids in trailers as you have in actual classrooms. >> the department of justice agreed finding the dis

white house national security advisor susan rice, who has called netanyahu's visit destructive, will address the aipac summit, along with u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power. a group of 30 aid agencies has condemned the lack of progress rebuilding gaza after the summer's israeli assault. the group says reconstruction tens of thousands of destroyed homes, schools, hospitals has been woefully slow with 100,000 palestinians still displaced. the agency is called on israel to lift its blockade, which has barred needed construction materials from entering. i asked them says it will take over 100 years to rebuild gaza if the israeli blockade remains. and those are some of the headlines, this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. advocates of a free and open internet are celebrating a vote thursday by the federal communications commission to approve strong net neutrality rules. the move bans paid prioritization by internet service provi

speaking to pbs, white house national security adviser susan rice said netanyahu's planned visit and speech to congress said the trip has -- "injected a degree of partisanship, which is not only unfortunate, i think it's destructive of the fabric of the relationship." speaking before congress secretary of state john kerry criticized netanyahu's stance without mentioning him by name. >> the policy is iran will not get a nuclear weapon. and anybody running around right now jumping in to say, well, we don't like the deal, or this or that, doesn't know what the deal is. i caution people to wait and see what these negotiations produce. >> the u.s. and iran will resume talks next week in a bid to reach a deal before a march 31 deadline. a leaked cable discussed on tuesday's democracy now! shows israel's own intelligence agency, the mossad, contradicted netanyahu's claims on iran's nuclear capability. go to our website at democracynow.org to watch the broadcast. leaked cables show a number of foreign request to south african intelligence with the spying on activist ngos, and. according to a

white house. now, this comes as susan rice in just moments from now will talk about and unveil president obama's national security moving forward the next few years. a key part of that is going to be the fight against isis. just yesterday the administration signing a memorandum with jordan vowing new aid as the two countries fight in concert together against isis. of course that includes air strikes, jordan just launching a new round of air strikes against isis targets in syria. it also comes as president obama is seeking authorization from congress for this campaign against isis. we're told by administration officials that he will submit that request within the coming days. so again president obama heading to indianapolis to talk about the economy but clearly the focus here behind the scenes at the white house is trying to determine whether or not there's any credibility to this report. ronan? >> rapidly changing situation still a lot of questions about this claim. thank you so much kristen welker for that. >> up next we're going to continue on this breaking coverage of isis' claims that the u.s. hostag

. >> white house national security adviser susan rice made the comment on tuesday, saying the invitend netanyahu's speech would interject partisan politics during ongoing nuclear talks with iran, which the israeli prime minister and many republicans oppose. and back: clemens, washington editor at large for "the atlantic" and msnbc contributor. so steve, you have now netanyahu in what does appear to be a mess. he has, in the view of what i've been reading in other outlet jeopardized in the minds of some of his own countrymen the strength of the israeli relationship with the u.s. at a time when president obama is still here for two years. do you think this is a bigger problem for him inside israel than maybe americans realize?-l&óñ >> i absolutely think it is. i think it's been remarkable. a few years ago i wrote a piece about bibi netanyahu in which i said he was one of the most brilliant leaders in theworld in terms of inventing leverage out of thin air. he had a way of putting barack obama and joe biden and the u.s. government on edge making it do somersaults over and over and over

the white house released its 2015 national security strategy last week with susan rice telling a washington, d.c. audience that "as a nation we're stronger than we have been in a very long time." she accused administration critics of lacking perspective and claimed america no longer phased existential threats. >> while the dangers we face may be more numerous and varied they are not of the existential nature we conducted during world war ii or during the cold war. we cannot afford to be buffeted by alarmism and a nearly instantaneous news cycle. >> in an interview with fox.com the president agreed that the media has overhyped the threat from terrorism while down playing the risk of climate change. a charge josh earnest doubled down on a day later. >> the point that the president is making is that there are many more people on an annual basis who have to confront the impact the direct impact on their lives of climate change or on the spread of a disease than on terrorism. >> joining the panel, wall street columnist dan henninger, brett stephens and dorothy rabinowit rabinowitz. chuck hagel s

rice royce's story was told properly. and had a to go to the doctor. a doctor's appointment. and i got a call from ari fleischer white house press secretary at the time. do you want to interview condoleezza rice? i said sure. and he said you know what is going on i said yeah so she. we ultimately talked. she made it clear perfectly clear, she supported targets of opportunity that some would consider affirmative action. so she was against the train of thouth that there should not be preference. should not be pref rents in admission with the university specialty media reporter like you. gets that message to the audience that cares the most not just to my audience. this is the great thing. not just to my audience. now it will reverb arity to the "new york times" and into cnn. reverb rates into abc. to the "washington post" i am not the specialty media. i am a personal. a go-to person that the other media would feed off of when there is a black issue. or a black or urban issue something of that nature into did you cook a stove food dinner for bill clinton when he was president? . >> did not cook it my aunt did. and we br

apparently one of the reasons we have no strategy that's working right now is because white house insiders, people like susan ricehite house insiders the political people are telling the military people what to do. crazy. meanwhile, lieutenant general michael flynn, the former defense director he's blasted the white house because he says whatever strategy we have, mr. trump, listen to this, the strategy is not working. >> i think what i'm saying is that the strategy that we've had, it's not working. it's clearly not working. we're kind of like a football team with the quarterback at the huddle and the quarterback says ready break, everybody is supposed to step to the line and the team is supposed to move down the field together in a synchronized way to the goal line to win. i feel like when we say ready break, all the players that are on the team, they're going off into different stadiums playing different sports. we really don't have an effective strategy that is coherent that actually addresses the wider problem, which is an ideology. >> how disheartening that, mr. trump? >> he's 100% right. even the term radic

partisan by accepting that invitation without consulting the white house, then refused to meet with senate democrats behind closed doors. what susan riceost explicit criticism of a white house official on this issue. it is important to note that in the past several weeks we have seen criticism, seen senior administration officials saying on background, saying criticism of netanyahu, that we are not sharing details of iran negotiations because of lack of trust with israel. and finally, president barack obama saying he has a real difference with netanyahu on the issue of the iran sanctions. >> carrie thank you very much. we are posing the question to you in our gut check. do you agree with national security adviser susan rice who calls netanyahu's visit to congress destructive. go to msnbc.com to cast that vote. >>> what's called a national political embarrassment. chicago mayor rahm emanuel fails to get enough votes to avoid runoff in his re-election bid. >>> and under arrest the driver that caused a fiery train derailment in california, now facing criminal charges. one of the stories we are updating around the "newsnation." as easy as

the white house is hitting back hard against netanyahu. national security adviser susan rice and this is stunning. called the speech "destructive" and warns that it would threat ten bipartisan ties between the countries. for the second straight day, second secretary of state john kerry criticized netanyahu on capitol hill. >> israel is safer today with the added time we have given and the stoppage in the nuclear program than they were before we got that agreement which by the way the prime minister opposed. he was wrong. the prime minister as you recall was pro foundly forward leaning and out spoken about the importance of invading iraq under george w. bush and we all know what happened with that decision. >> so of was hilary clinton and a lot of other democrats. benjamin netanyahu said that the six world powers have gave up on stopping iran from developing nuclear weapons saying ", maybe they live with it but i can't." a large military drill was launched near launched. this is a replica of an american aircraft carrier. good luck going up against a real one. and a mixed day o

. >> people from the white house are micro managing the tactical situation on a daily and weekly basis. >> forgive me you're saying that susan riceing the generals what to do? >> and they've got all these people in the white house. you talk to people in the military who were there and they say, we are being micro managed and we're not given a real plan to say what are we going to do here and it's not the way to run a war or try to win a war. >> let's discuss this now with the new hampshire governor live with us now. welcome back here >> how are snu >> i'm fine. thank you. we've heard the complaint about a lack of strategy from a lot of people. this whole idea about micro managing the war from the west wing if woodward is right, what's the effect of that? >> well first of all, it's demoralizing on the military to have somebody trying to manipulate their operations on a daily basis, on a particular tactical basis but the military knows this administration has no strategy and the polling data, their lack of confidence in the white house, i think it was 55-15 opposed showed yesterday against the white house knowing what they're doing

the white house restrained for weeks about this obvious tension finally let this fly from national security advisor susan rice unfortunate, i think it's -- it's destructive of the fabric of the relationship. >> reporter: now the white house says it will send rice and u.n. ambassador samantha power to speak at the american israel public affairs committee conference next week. but this is an administration first that it won't be either the president, vice president or secretary of state attending. >> unlike some of the other dysfunctional relationships that american presidents have had with israeli prime ministers and vice versa, this one has been dysfunctional without being productive. >> reporter: the white house won't meet with netanyahu while he's here saying it's too close to his election. netanyahu refused an invite from senate democrats, saying that would be partisan. now, though he will meet with some lawmakers from both sides of the aisle following what could be his fiery speech. his goal he's expected to push for a hard line on dealing with iran maybe even urge congress to sanction iran even though th

the crisis in ukraine was the topic of a big meeting at the white house today and national security advisor susan rice with european counterparts to discuss measures against russia for actions in eastern ukraine. >> the military says it will pull out its heavy weapons from the front lines and the grim task, of finding missing or kill when the fighting gets underway. >> we visited the airport where the extent of destruction makes the job difficult, the warning his report contains some disturbing images. >> the battlefields of east ukraine are bleak and chilling places. the destructive power of modern weapons, leaves a stark impression and the airport is such a place and four months of bitter fighting left the whole area completely shattered, interior of terminals have debris and rubble and personal effects of those who fought and died here. salvage operation is far from delicate delicate. >> translator: when a concrete beam falls down and a body is buried under it we have to lift it up somehow. and it's all in a confined area and we cannot use any heavy lifting equipment. we had to use a controlled exp

and strategies for foreign policy and national security issues that this white house is governed by the political people. susan rice our u.s. national security adviser, is extremely political. she was the campaign spokeswoman in 2008. so this is all about politics. one thing that i don't understand, though is why are democrats really comfortable with fighting the iraq war or fighting isis by air-dropping bombs with limited and old information? that's what happens when you have this authorization that limits greatly the intelligence personnel on the ground. what you have is a very expensive campaign because you have to drop a lot more bombs because you don't have the right information, and i think that it's less accurate. so we're moving away from this precision airstrike, and we're going to kind of a general airstrike policy. >> i want to play a little bit of what the president had to say about what we are facing moving forward with this particular threat. listen to this. >> make no mistake, this is a difficult mission. and it will remain so for some time. it's going to take time to dislodge the especially from urb

nothing and no one should get in the way of that. >> the white house is sending rice and u.n.-israel conference in the united states. and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that netanyahu now plans to meet with the democratic and republican leaders of the senate after his speech to congress. all right. joining the conversation, u.s. secretary of state tony blinken. good to have you here. >> how bad is the relationship between the united states and israel? a lot of commentators are saying, and foreign policy guys are saying it's the worst they can remember. >> joe, actually when it comes to the fundamentals, israel's security the relationship has never been better. this administration has done more. >> in what way? >> an example. this summer in the midst of the gaza crisis, the israeli ambassador call immediate late at night. i was still at the white house said can i come over and see you. he came over said we need more interceptors for the missile system protecting israelis. laid it out. the very next morning went to the president, here's what he heard from israelis h

white house press secretary at the time. he said you want to interview condoleezza rice? i said sure. so we'll tonelli talk to she made it clear he or she made it perfectly clear that she's supportive quote unquote targets of opportunity, but some would consider affirmative action. there she was again the train of thought that there should not be preferences there should not be preferences in admission to the university. >> host: specialty media reporter like you get that message to the audience that cares the most. >> guest: not just my audience. and that's the great dean. the audience now reverberate to "the new york times" and cnn and out to abc in our reverberate into the "washington post." i'm not just specialty media, but not, but now the go but now the go to person that of immediacy off of when there is a black issue black or urban issue or something of that nature. postcode is your really cook a soul food dinner for bill clinton when he was president? >> guest: i didn't cook it. and i can't did. >> host: start from the beginning of the story. because as i recall from your book

if you missed it last friday the white house released the latest national security strategy. national security adviser susan rice outlined the next steps in foreign policy. here is what she had to say. [video clip] susan rice: the first element of our strategy is to secure the united states, citizens, allies, and partners through a dynamic global security posture in which we employ our unique capabilities, forged diverse coalitions, and support local partners. this approach builds on a more secure homeland and national defense that is second in a -- second to none. president obama is committed to maintaining the best trained best equipped, and best led military force the world has ever known. while honoring how promises to our service members, veterans, and the families. to ensure success, we call on congress to work with us to support responsible investments in our national security, including by ending sequestration. to counter today's threats we are implementing a comprehensive counterterrorism approach that takes account of how the enemy has evolved. as al qaeda core has been decimated, we have seen the diff

rice is here. she is the president's national security advisor. the white house released their second and final national security strategy. in the introduction, president obama writes, america leads from a position of strength, that does not mean we can or should attempt to dictate the trajectory of all unfolding events. i am pleased to have susan rice back at this table. welcome. >> good to be here. >> let's talk about isis. there is a question about whether there will be an attack against mosul. what will dictate when that takes place? >> when the iraqi forces are ready to undertake a counteroffensive. we are in the process, along with our allies -- we have over 60 countries in the coalition -- we are in the process of training, advising, and equipping the forces in four different locations across iraq. we have supported them in ongoing operations. we have supported the kurds as well in their campaign in areas they sought to retake. >> the kurds say they are not getting the supplies they need. >> they are getting a lot of supplies from the u.s. and from o

it list all obama officials, trey gowdy looking to speak to people at the white house and pentagon along with jay carney susan riceng and lengthy. what we don't know is when the hearings could begin. we are waiting on word from that. could be matter of weeks, could be a couple weeks but we will see. >>> bill, we know there is disturbing new intelligence information that isis is expanding beyond iraq and syria to at least three other countries and maybe more. kt mcfarland is here to talk about that with us. >>> and people out raged about brian williams and we talk to a pilot that did go under attack. >>> and can more be done to bring home their son? >> absence of any entity that hawse the objective of his soonest and safest return. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know w