we haven t heard reported anywhere. the u.n. tried to push through a vote halting israeli settlements. the obama administration is looking the other way on this and think thaer hoey re lookings through but crump said before you do that, we aggressively request a veto by the united states of that vote. the media wasn t covering it. you re right. but the threat has been out there for months and visible. in between the period of the election and the inauguration, barack obama would do something terribly damaging israel, perhaps a resolution recognizing a palestinian state, perhaps this one, something that would harm israel and prejudice the peace process. now i think trump s statement was absolutely correct. i think it had an impact. but i think it had an impact on obama. i think egypt which represents
power, they suspended their mutual hatred but since his overthrow at the hands of u.s. forces, iraq, despite strenuous efforts by the u.s., is back to trying to settle its age-old score. bob bobby gosh, welcome for joining me. i want to i wanted to have this smart segment on the current claim but also lookings at history. it is true iraq s troubles started perhaps even p end with the map that was drawn after world war i. would you agree? well, yes. it is suddenly true that the british and french drew maps all over the middle east. ing in fact, all over the colonial world that if you look back and make no sense at all but let s not forget, there are many countries created with that whimsical map making. that held together pretty well.
that type of a standard doesn t exist in our law. if under the law a judge lookings at this an says based upon context, based upon pattern in more than one event and your ability to do it then i think the crime can be found. the other element i think the court should look at doesn t apply in this case. a public personal person a has less ability to argue against these threats. is this something that could teng extend to e-mail? yes. it s still a communication. it s electronic communication. you have to look at context and
way it show up, raiders at home. a fun game to watch. quick switch to the college game. updated bcs standings has alabama remaining at number one, but florida state s win over miami now leapfrogged them over oregon at number two. this has all the lookings of a huge mess at the end of the year. ohio state and stanford stay put at four and five. now let s get a check on your monday forecast with dylan dreyer. to us early birds, we love the time change because now the sun is coming up earlier. it was not hard to go to sleep last night either. when you have to wake up at 1:00 a.m. when it starts setting at about 4:30, it works for us. but it is going to be a fairly quiet weather today day. but tonight, that s when things will get interesting. temperatures are cold, coldest air so far this season in the northeast. 31 degrees right now this boston, but the warm air is right through the plain states. it s out ahead of a cold front,
news contributor is with me now. good morning to you. good morning. bill: why what have you found out by way of the white house when they knew about this? the white house won t say exactly when they news about this. fox news s ed henry pressed jay carney earlier this week when president obama knew. jay carney gave the typical answer of evading the question. we do know that the department of defense comptroller warned about this before the government shutdown. now it looks like attorneys knew that this was going to happen days ago and yet you don t see defense secretary chuck hagel raising hell about this and saying, lookings, these death benefits won t be paid out. they waited until congress had to go back and reinstate new legislation yesterday to vote on it and 24 hours later, the senate voted on it and then finally president obama signed it. bill: you mentioned about the attorneys. we re talking about defense department attorneys. justice department attorneys. two days ago i hav