Debate saying the United States cannot close itself off from the rest of the world. The United States and in europe, we are living in a time of anger and fear because of this current global threat. But this feeling does not do anything. Reporter reaction was positive in the house chamber, with about 30 or so Standing Ovations overall, in terms of the speech. Arizona senator jeff flake told us he liked the speech. Particularly the emphasis on multilateralism and the responsibility of the United States to step up and in particular with these rules that weve written in regard to the wto or National Organizations and institutions that i think we ought to make sure this liberal world order that we helped create survives. Reporter some of the hot topics, the Iran Nuclear Agreement and Climate Change in the french president s address to congress. Dana i cant let you go without asking you about what lawmakers are saying about the nomination of dr. Ronny jackson to lead the va. Reporter senator
dana: i think we have something from david walterman who showed the number of races where these special elections where democrats have overperformed, if you can look there. we have a tweet from him. that he says that you really need an average of overperformance of 4%. if you look across all those races, they re all above 4%, sometimes well above 4%. yes. it is one of the many dead canaries at this point. dana: you have a graphic that you put together. you call it the blue wave. what i wondered is, there s speculation today actually this morning, i couldn t tell if it was just a scare tactic. do the republican senators have any reason to be worryed? you always have a reason to be worried if you re up for re-election. if your party holds the white house, you have a significant reason to be worried. that said, as the graphic shows, the map is extraordinarily favorable to republicans. there are only nine republican states that up up this cycle and only one of them, nevada, was
nomination. just since you brought up being taken out of context. seems the press related question. are you trying to say that this administration is a champion of a free press? certainly think that, as i have stated a moment ago, we support a free press, but we all support a fair press. i think those things should go hand in and. there s a certain responsibility by the press to report accurate information. i think a number of people responsibility on the part of the president a number of people in this room do that every single day. they do their best to provide fair and accurate information. certainly support that. that s one of the reasons i m standing here taking your questions. lot of times taking your questions in a tone that s completely unnecessary, unneeded and frankly doesn t help further the conversation or help the american people get any more information in a better way which is your job and my job and that s what i m trying to do. i m going to move on. david,