foreign policy. he is only comfortable when he talked about working with our allies and all of the rest, and to put hill on him on the side of being alone with israel or beating up on israel, both no win situations. bret: is it fair for republicans to say that the president is emboldening our enemies, israel s enemies, i should say, israel s enemies by the actions and the policies that he has had? if, fact, they are trying to veto this or they say they will veto it, and there is a diplomatic push to make it not happen. guest: no, he is doing the right thing and saying he will veto it, and pushing to prevent it but he has created the conditions that made it more likely and look at turkey and other countries which seem to be, and turkey is a nato ally, and this has been aggressive in a dangerous way. we have not used treasure to get them to pull back. i am glad the president obama is going to stop this from going
you can expect maybe a question or two. the first one might be about general stanley mcchrystal, the general yesterday who he accepted the resignation of, who was his top general in administration. well, that general is out now. general petraeus, david petraeus, is in, has agreed to take over as the top guy in afghanistan. we were hearing from him today. we re also hearing from the other top military man, the chairman of the top chiefs, admiral mullen and also secretary gates. let s first talk about general petraeus, he spoke to our dana bash who was able to catch up with hill on capitol hill. it s obviously a hugely important mission. it s very sad that i have to assume it in this manner. we obviously all have enormous respect and gratitude to general mcchrystal for all that he did. he s played a key role in