jihadis and the situation in the middle east. what we need is the serious proposal to deal with that and not someone who is giving these easy and cheap lines that are inkon s inconsistent with our first amendment freedom, and you don t come up against a repressive regime by add iing more. thank you, both. and now, ahead, more late development s developments in the san bernardino killings, and we have new information just in on the money trail that leads from the internet to the killer and possibly to his mother. now more than ever america s electricity comes from cleaner- burning natural gas. and no one produces more of it than exxonmobil. helping dramatically reduce u.s. emissions. because turning on the lights. isn t as simple as just flipping a switch.
the administration would have the hands tied and that speaks to a few things speaks to the degree to which a lot of members on both sides were research theive of prime minister netanyahu s speech here on the threat of a nuclear iran and do not want to cross him or his allies or just the legislative branch becoming angry at executive branch. they feel they have been rolled throughout this entire process. one thing blinkon has said in this hearing, jose is that it s very important for the world not to think that the president is being undercut at home by his own colleagues here in congress. a lot of members in that committee when whether blinkon said that sort of look at him skeptically and said yeah okay, thanks. thanks for playing. i mean that s something that resonates with a lot of people who felt like they have been kept out of the loop in this entire process. the fact is that the white house has had success, at least with conversations with the hill on for moment for example, del
can do to make sure that iran does not completely buck the rules once this thing goes forward. as far as the speculation about a possible deal coming at the end of this week next week i can just tell you from 30,000 feet up when it comes, it will be a raucous occasion here on capitol hill about people going through it line by line by line saying why it s problematic. i think there will be a lot more negativity surrounding it than support mainly because of republican opposition but also because democrats feel to some degree they have been marginalized by the administration. luke, i mean the fact is separate from this group of republican senators who sent the letter to the iranian leadership that s been so controversial, on capitol hill, on a deal specifically there would be bipartisan opposition to it. i want to take you a little bit, luke, to the hearing and haar what mr. blinkon was talking about just moments ago. i believe this administration is bending over backwards not to
would perhaps be voted on by congress, the administration does not want that to happen. president obama said he d veto any law that would come out of here that would suggest that but you do get this sense that congress does not want ton marginalized when it comes to this deal. the other thing that mr. blinkon is facing in this hearing, especially from republicans, is what incentive does iran have to abide by the deal once in fact it would occur, as you put it up there? and he is sort of saying well they have been crippled by sanctions. they need this in order to survive and really what this does is it stops the threat of iran of getbecoming a nuclear nation. it gives us time if anything else, but gives us time with the u.n. and iran. but there s a lot of skepticism regarding his comments jose and i ll be interested to see what exactly and how it plays out throughout the hearing how much stronger he can be on that point, specifically what they
congress cut off funding for the dome. when president lincoln was informed and people said, this is terrible, they shouldn t be doing something that is not military. linkon said, no, no, this is a sign of the continuity of the union. reporter: fight fights kept congress from including money for the dome in the last big spending bill. lawmakers from both parties expect money to appear in the next spending measure, due in the spring, opening a narrow, four-year window for repairs. take a good look. it is going to be covered in scaffolding between now and the next inauguration. reporter: if you have had a leak in your own home, have you probably usessed one of these. the price to fix the dome is $61 million, but when the nation s running a $16 trillion deficit, well, that s just a drop in the bucket. props, all right, chad. comings up after the break, who gave the shortest inaugural address in history? followous twitter.