brought aggression that wouldn t exist if he was a stronger ally. that s what they tell me. sean, he was strong on the iran issue, issue of self-defense and countries can use that. we will not tolerate nuclear weapons in iran and ten-year military relationship with israel, the strongest ever, he s been the most pro israeli president. sean: come on, come on. give mimm some credit. sean: take that talking point and burn it. that s not true. i have no talking points. i m not an insider over there. sean: thank god for that. that s why i like you. otherwise you d be getting a call in ten seconds saying don t ever go on hannity again. governor good to see you, appreciate it. thank you. sean: coming up, remember this facebook photo we showed you last week, caused new jersey authorities to raid the home of this boy s gun-owning, law-abiding family and remember, they were threatening to take this kid out of his home and governor
brought aggression that wouldn t exist if he was a stronger ally. that s what they tell me. sean, he was strong on the iran issue, issue of self-defense and countries can use that. we will not tolerate nuclear weapons in iran and ten-year military relationship with israel, the strongest ever, he s been the most pro israeli president. sean: come on, come on. give mimm some credit. sean: take that talking point and burn it. that s not true. i have no talking points. i m not an insider over there. sean: thank god for that. that s why i like you. otherwise you d be getting a call in ten seconds saying don t ever go on hannity again. governor good to see you, appreciate it. thank you. sean: coming up, remember this facebook photo we showed you last week, caused new jersey authorities to raid the home of this boy s gun-owning, law-abiding family and remember, they were threatening to take this kid threatening to take this kid out of h h h h h
threats coming down now over the past couple of weeks. of course as i say, in washington, elsewhere, people just dismissing this as more bluster. so, matthew, is there anybody in south korea who is responding or reacting to this? preparing? are they worried or afraid in any way? taking it seriously? reporter: i think i think they have to take it seriously, because the stakes are so high. obviously, the country, south korea, in general, is on almost perm state of high alert. they ve also bolstered their military relationship with the united states over the past few days as well, signing an agreement lowers threshold for the u.s. to get involved in a conflict on the korean peninsula. previously if south korea had been innovated, under the latest agreement if north korea attacks south korea, the u.s. could step in and help its ally.
netanyahu said that he is quote absolutely convinced that president obama is determined to keep a nuclear weapon out of iran, how important was that for israeli audiences to hear? as that that s very important, you re exactly right. the president said before he is not bluffing. joe biden repeated it to apac just two weeks ago. the president is not bluffing, he is deadly serious about that. policy is not containment. it is absolutely contention and he will tell the israeli people in his speech tomorrow and he said it today that he has israelis back. and also the promise of this new long-term military relationship that will go beyond 2017. the other thing is the israelis wanted him to be here physically. to get an emotional sense of how
the widea that even with this resolution, even with the support of russia for the american position that somehow that was a magic solution to this problem i think was always wrong. russia may be supporting assad, but they don t have an enormous amount of influence over them. what they re doing here is more playing a geopolitical game with the united states and the europeans, not so much protecting assad. they do not want to see america or europe take the type of leadership role they took in libya and so the russians are playing that game because they don t really have enormous influence with assad. they have a military to military relationship of some kind. but even if putin said tomorrow it s time for you to go, we re going to put sanctions on you, assad doesn t have anywhere to go. there s no place for him to go. he s not going to leave. he s in a fight for his life. now, we were talking during the break about the sort of,