in the middle east after iran deal. iran hab on the rampage. hegemon area. it s active in syria. i think u.s. obama cass telling the world we are#d j4(p@ going to have to shore up the other side, the alliances meaning israel and sunni arabs meaning owe i didn t want, jordan, saudi arabia and the gulf states. we will show the world that we re going to give a very strong military aid to israel. for the israelis, the important element is this: they are afraid that obama, out of either revenge or antipathy or anger at netanyahu will support the push in the u.n. for security counsel to recognize iranian state. it will be dragged into international criminal court every week. this, i think, is a way for israel to reassure itself. netanyahu to reassure himself that that is not going to happen and that that issue will not royale
priorities. and that a has expressed itself not only in words but in deeds. we will also have a chance to talk about how implementation of the iran nuclear agreement is going. it s no secret that the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue, but we don t have a disagreement on the meeting to making sure that iran does not get anuclear glep with the savagery of isis. the combination of temperature buoy turbulences now displaced millions of people as butchered hundreds of thousands and we don t know what will transpire. the israeli prime minister had a two hour long meeting at the white house today and obviously addressing the elephant in the room the iran deal. we will start there back with the panel. steve? it was an absolutely front page story this morning in the new york times we counting the
history of slight, real and perceived between netanyahu and obama. you know, there were details about about meetings and times that netanyahu felt that obama wasn t taking him seriously, what have you. i couldn t help but think of that story when i listened to the president say what we just played with respect to the iran deal. he said it s no secret the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue. if you are benjamin netanyahu sitting there listening to that, you have got to be furious. this isn t a narrow issue for netanyahu. he gave a speech two months ago to the united nations in which he said that it was@ the most important issue facingu0&lx civilization. he talked about the iran deal as historic mistake. it s not a narrow issue. i think the president in characterizing it that way basically took a swipe at benjamin netanyahu while he was sitting there. now, it s not going to be in netanyahu s interest to portray it that way. he is he concerned about wh
way to conduct yourself in a kind of, choreographed well in advance of these kind of meetings. there is another way of looking at that he didn t say minor issue. he said narrow issue. he meant this one issue. this was a meeting where these two leaders tried to put some of the bad blood behind them and tried to goít forward in a more, you know, mutual supportive way. there is this has been a terrible difficult relationship. and i think this meeting was about trying to put it on a better course. i don t think he met narrow as in insignificant. i think he meant narrow as in this is the only thing we disagree on. this we do. comes after the vice president this weekend that was very unfortunate. something about the senior media advisors said that on facebook and the vice president went to town on that. but i think the whole purpose the meeting is to tell the world that that s either behind us or we are going to ignore that. for the united states the
hillary clinton is declaring herself a proud democrat who would build on president obama s legacy. that s another clear shot at democratic primary opponent and independent senator bernie sanders. ed henry is covering the clinton campaign and reports tonight from wyndham, new hampshire. reporter: on the eve of the fox business network s republican debate, democratic front-runner, hillary clinton, officially signed the paperwork to get on the ballot in new hampshire. with fox business focusing on the economy, clinton later declared on the steps of the capital in concord, that is the issue which will decide the entire election, invoking the fact that her husband, bill, rode that topic to victory in 1992. he charged republicans have offered three solutions in their first three debates. they have complained. they say, well, you know, this recovery is so slow. really? why did we need a recovery? what was the original sin here? it was bad republican policies.