through which would prevent or help prevent this horrible issue of sexual trafficking that is going on. and also i will add to that. i will not vote for her because she has said she would uphold the president s unconstitutional executive orders concerning immigration. what did you expect her to say? senator, what did you expect her to say? she s a nominee of the president. she said it was reasonable. wouldn t you expect the president s nominee for attorney general to have looked into what the president did and then say it was reasonable? i mean gloria, i m very quaint and old-fashioned. i expect people to tell the truth when they testify before congressional committee when there nominations are there for senatorial approval. i expect her to tell the truth. she supports she supports it then and she calls it reasonable, then i cannot support her nomination because they are not constitutional. why not have a vote and have it not tied up in all of this
netanyahu is essentially throwing his lot in with the republicans to a degree? you know there s the personality and then there s the policy. look ronald regan provided $8.5 billion in sophisticated awax weaponry to the saudis. people said oh, my gosh this is a major division between the president of the united states and the prime minister of israel back in the 1980s. who cares. what counts is on the substance. on the substance the relationship between the united states and israel has never been closer on military and strategic and intel issues. gloria let me give you proof let me just say, john mccain just said that president obama is throwing what he called a temper tantrum against bibi netanyahu and that he ought to get over it. do you disagree with mccain and the president and his relationship about netanyahu? i do not believe it s helpful to that strategic asset, the bipartisan relationship between israel and the united states
the president s negotiations when you were 1 of 47 senators who signed the letter to iran s leader saying that congress needs to approve any deal that iran enters into. did you feel in any way, shape or form before you signed on the dotted line, you ve run for president yourself, that this was undermining the commander in chief before you even knew what he might be thinking of? what triggered it, gloria, was the president s announcement that no matter what congress voted as far as ratification of this agreement, and clearly it s so important it deserves the approval or disapproval of congress, he immediately announced he would veto any resolution from congress. that s what triggered the letter and the events. should it have been written to the mullahs? well i think that mullahs ought to know that congress will play a role. and we will do everything in our power to make sure we do play a
didate with better skills that s their case and he can prove he can put a good battle tested team on the field. that s it for inside politics . thanks for sharing your sunday morning. we ll see you soon. state of the union starts right now. unchartered territory. is there a break in the u.s./is ra i will israeli bond. is senator ted cruise about to make a run? this is state of the union. senator john mccain on escalating tensions on israel and u.s. steve israel on religion and politics. new fears about the reach and influence of isis and ted cruz he s all in for 2016. good morning from washington. i m gloria borger. the u.s./israeli relationship at
always call your mother, of course. thank you so much. of course, gloria, thank you. a dozen years after the u.s. invasion of iraq, thanks to isis the conflict is still not in the rear-view mirror. two iraq war veterans now serving in congress are right here. that s next. turn around every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there s nothing good around turn around, barry i finally found the right snack [ female announcer ] fiber one.