what do we know? reporter: good morning, chris. the president is going to use this last national major security speech last major speech on national security, i should say, to talk about his administration s record on fighting terrorism and to argue for a continuation of the current approach. we expect to hear him talk about why he believes it s still a good idea to close the military prison at guantanamo bay. this is a campaign promise he was never able to fulfill. he ll explain why he believes the ban on torture should remain in case. he ll make the case for a targeted approach to fighting terror groups like isis rather than using a large scale ground war like we ve seen in previous campaigns in afghanistan and iraq. we expect he ll defend the iran nuclear deal. this is where president-elect donald trump has said he will take a different approach. during the campaign he talked about filling up the prison with more bad dudes. he talked about bringing backwater boarding which peopl
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but what s going to prevent terrorists from buying and using them? i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com he entered the race at the top of the polls, but rick perry has been watching his numbers slide and slide. his momentum rather slow. now, with a closely watched speech, the texas governor is trying to reverse his declining campaign fortunes. jim acosta is joining us now. he delivered what his campaign described as a major speech today. that s right. the speech was called the energizing american jobs and security speech, wolf, but it was also designed to energize his campaign. looking to jump-start a campaign that s been stalled for weeks, rick perry laid out a texas-sized energy plan that the governor claims will create more than a million jobs. america s the saudi arabia of code. if elected president, perry says he ll push for new coal mining, oil exploration. perry would even expand production to the gulf of mexico
all. he did emphasize his security speech from thursday, but i think he was very clearly telling the pro-israel group that this is in israel s long term interest and he needed to do this before he went support that movement in the u.n. in september, chuck, right? reporter: andrea, how nervous are the israelis and the prime minister netanyahu that at the g-8 there s going to be a unanimous endorsement of the president s division for what the peace process looks like, where the negotiating points begin publicly because that s very possible that a lot of speculation that that is something that the obama administration could take away from this trip. in fact i think that s baked in the cake. because the so-called quart at the time which is europe and russia and the united nations quickly endorsed the president s speech within perhaps an hour of his delivering it. so i think that that was all really wired, chuck, and that
actresses and a briefcase full of cocaine. we have a live report from los angeles coming up later this hour. we ll get to the bottom of that story for you. still the highest paid guy on television. number one guy. by all the trysts with hookers, prostitutes and drugs. something is wrong with that picture. right? let s talk a little bit this. yesterday, janet napolitano had her state of the u.s. domestic security speech and what she did, among other things, was she announced, you know, that color coded terror warning thing, we re going to get rid of it because it scares people and, in fact, there was a democrat congresswoman, i believe, who referred to it as a political scare tactic. well, now, mike huckabee is taking a look at the department of homeland security and he says, you know, it s gigantic and it doesn t work. yep. he said that it s it has a $56 billion budget. 200,000 employees and yet, cities with cartels in mexico