the folks that people like governor bush and former governor bush and senator rubio respond to. because so much of the business community favors opening relations with cuba and business likes to trade with everybody, there are some republicans in the senate who might who i think will support president obama and will support naming an ambassador. i don t know if it is enough to get 60 votes but it will be another ted cruz filibuster. there has to be the word filibuster in one of his campaign ads. it is seems to me the refusal to open relations with cuba is a failure of confidence in capitalism. we have seen how more capitalism in china, more capitalism in former communist countries has changed those places irreversibly in the direction of being more open and more capitalistic.
another ted cruz filibuster. there has to be the word fill buster in one of his campaign ads. it is seems to me the refusal to open relations with cuba is a failure of confidence in capitalism. we have seen how more capitalism in china, more capitalism in former communist countries has changed those places irreversibly in the direction of being more open and more capitalistic. i think that s a great point. i mean what you saw today are leading republicans, literally getting up and making the argument that we shouldn t give up the sanctions because they are going to start working in the 57th year. it s just completely crazy. it rchlds me my grandmother when she was alive, if you were sick if you had any problem, caster oil was the solution. and this thing, i think mid 20th
i ll also bring you an amazing story. free and fair elections in china. i ll explain. but first, here s my take. president obama has been trying to cool down the war fever that suddenly gripped washington early this month. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu s visit and the flurry of statements surrounding it have created a dangerous dynamic. it is easy to see how things move toward war. it is difficult to see how they don t. the pressure is building on iran, but there are no serious discussions of negotiated solutions. israel has already discounted the proposed new talks. republican candidates will denounce any deal no matter how comprehensive the inspections. so either iran suddenly and completely surrenders or israel will strike. and netanyahu knows that the window presented by the u.s. political season is closing. if he were to strike between now and november, he would be assured of unqualified support from washington. after november, the american response becomes les
the robust debate. but this will just be one vote. congressman, i want to ask you about another topic, cuba. you ve been one of the few republicans who have called for opening up, you know, sort of easing of the travel ban. we just saw announcements this week from the cuban government they re raising the price of rations. whether it s toothpaste or soap. at this point, are you having any luck convincing some of your republican colleagues in florida that, you know what, enough of this already. it s kind of silly. look, this regime is on the precipice of crumbling due to economic pressures. why not help facilitate it? i was actually in cuba in november and for the first time after traveling there, i came back thinking things are changing irreversibly and a lot of it is due to the amount of travel cuban american travel that has now allowed president obama lifted that restriction as a good move to allow cuban americans to travel back to cuba and they are to the tune of about 500,000 la
possibilities here. the president s the late president s twin brother, jaroslav, could come back into this race. there are other people. the current prime minister could announce he s going to run for the presidency. they were big political foes. it s very much up in the air, but there s also very much a determination by the polish political elite right now that they re not going to be talking politics. at least until after some of these people are laid to rest. back to you. very good, jim clancy, live from warsaw, thank you, jim. well, the hour s top stories, one more agreement from the nuclear security summit, that s winding down in washington right now. the u.s. and russia are promising to eliminate, quote, irreversibly and transparently, at least 34 metric tons of plutonium, each, each side. secretary of clinton said it s enough for 17,000 nuclear bombs. consumer reports telling shoppers don t buy the lexus gx-460 suv.