obtaining a nuclear weapon represents a powerful display of american leadership and diplomacy. it shows what we can accomplish when we lead there afrom a position of strength and principle, when we are unite the international community around a shared vision and we resolve to solve problems peacefully. as i said yesterday, it s important for the american people and congress to get a full opportunity to review this deal. that process is now under way. i ve already reached out to leaders in congress on both sides of the aisle. my national security team has begun offering extensive briefings. i expect the debate to be robust and that s how it should be. this is an important issue. our national security policies are stronger and more effective when they are subject to the scrutiny and transparency that democracy demands. and as i said yesterday, the details of this deal matter very much. that s why our team worked so hard for so long to get the
they wanted to get him free. they looked at the deal. they looked at i think this is a case in which they say the details of the deal matter. the politics of this issue matter as well. david, last thoughts from you. i think also the fact that although there was some information that sergeant bergdahl had, you know, potentially walked off on his own, i think more platoon members have come out and doubted him and talked about he was not a good soldier. that s creating some of this firestorm, democrats and republicans who hailed the deal initially are backtracking because there are questions about bergdahl himself so i think that s a problem as well. good to see you both, susan page, david mcnamara, always a pleasure. the latest odds on california chrome ahead of today s belmont. who can beat him and take away his triple crown dream next. [ whispers ] that boys start to smell. mom! what? you re becoming a man. this bag filled with his baseball clothes. let s just say it s got