judge jeanine: what this year? my worry there is a report that by a former cia agent who is, goes under pseudonym of raja khalawi, infiltrated the revolutionary guard and has story in iran. he ran a story saying the u.s. and iran agreed already to moratorium on uranium enrichment to ratchet back sanctions announced before the election day. geraldo: the white house has come out and say no, no, no. what do you make? they are denying that iran agreed to one-on-one talks. there are floating trial balloons. this ayatollah, the predecessor has a history of playing in the u.s. elections. in 1980, he didn t release
that? them to tell us. this is where elections run by the state. i urge every governor who might be listening to block the inspectors. for the u.n., 60% of whose members are not democracies judge jeanine: mo on the or our election. ridiculous. will there be a strike before the election by the administration? no. libya, they may kilte kill the terrorists. they won t hit iran but they may have a october surprise. judge jeanine: dick morris, so insightful. thank you for being with us this evening. after the break, how could and why would the white house lie about the libyan attack? three members of congress investigating the attack are with us. later, did the cia know the attack against the consulate was coming? my doctor told me calcium is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts.
judge jeanine: what this year? my worry there is a report that by a former cia agent who is, goes under pseudonym of raja khalawi, infiltrated the revolutionary guard and has story in iran. he ran a story saying the u.s. and iran agreed already to moratorium on uranium enrichment to ratchet back sanctions announced before the election day. geraldo: the white house has come out and say no, no, no. what do you make? they are denying that iran agreed to one-on-one talks. there are floating trial balloons. this ayatollah, the predecessor has a history of playing in the u.s. elections. in 1980, he didn t release
election, then there will be time to litigate. ann is right. nothing with iran. judge jeanine: wait. we are making news this evening, ladies and gentlemen. doug schoen agreeing with ann coulter. this is about foreign policy. this is not excuse me, this is not about politics. there may be an agreement to begin the negotiations at some point. why is the mouse denying it; ann? i don t know. i don t know. maybe so they can have more of a surprise when they announce it. geraldo: all right. quickly. judge jeanine: who do you think will win the debate? it should be governor romney. love certain than ann believe believes. judge jeanine: you know you need to be tough as republican when the opponent says how dare you. when a democrat says how dare you, you know you re on to
knocking it down and you have to ask about the timing here. this story surfacing two days before the final presidential debate on foreign policy. iran giving us some division between the two candidates. i would ask even if this was the case, the u.s. agreed to one-on-one talks with iran, whether it would be a double edge sword for the administration. many americans see any dealing with iran as weakness and naivety. judge jeanine: interestingly enough. here we are, just approaching the third debate. and we know that last week, right before the debate, hillary clinton comes out and takes one for the team. people thinking it s a balloon to see if it would be received positively by the american people. we have seen a series of people in the administration taking responsibility for what happened in libya.