i didn t support we started to work together in january. then we filed the bill in late february. the white house has given me every bit of information i need when i have questions of the technical aspects of the deal. they provided information. no congress shouldn t be weighing in on this. my argument is look you are arguing over a statute. that is the core of this negotiation. what will iran do to get out from under statutory sanction congress is going to be involved. the only question is will it be according to some deliberate process or free for all rules and i think we re trying to set up our deliberate process. senator tim kain thank you very much. still ahead, we will meet the press secretary. look at them. they re hanging out. it s okay. robert gibbs and ari fleischer join the table ahead. dogs and cats. guess what joe? what?
it s very important. robert gibbs is here. ari fleischer is here. who would ever think kissinger would write something not succinct. where is my father in this? they didn t collaborate? welcome back. good to have you. good to be with you. all right. guys. we also of course you get into this? yeah, ari and skippy. all right. that s great. so congressman, i ll say on air what i said off air. a lot of my reservations and fears about this iran deal were originally because they thought the president was going to say, we re going to negotiate it. we re going to basically decide ourselves and have no input. i m hearing people like you, chuck schumer, tim kain say, no we got to look at this first and certainly that lessens the tension and helps the president and john kerry negotiate with the iranians go we just can t get provision x past our congress, so don t even try it. joe, i was telling ari off
they re thriving. i wouldn t work here if they weren t. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. . i love those 6-foot ceilings in our office. with fluorescent light. it remind me of penn station. so pretty. joining us from washington member of foreign reels and armed services committee, senator tim kain from virginia. senator who are you going to be loyal to barak obo baum or
how great is that? quite a launch. i have a rand button very exciting. i don t mind rand paul. you like rand paul. you know what she don t mind. what? connecticut basketball. you know you did it again, incredible. i covered him as a local reporter like 20 years ago? yoevenlt i don t want to count. he is a fantastic coach. so happy for him. we talked about coach k. now he has ten national title, ties him with john wooden. what is more remarkable. he is ten10 and 0 he never loses. me and the local news in connecticut made a cut of history out of covering the yucon husky women which were just back in the days of rebeckco lobo how bad does that date me? that s lying. i think i was in my 40s. all right. so from happy news to sad and tragic news you just wonder. more than that. what goes through. well a guy s mind. i want to know more about the hero who shot this video? absolutely. who i think we will be hearing from. but let s begin right there. o
a gubernatorial year. briefly, do you think terry mcauliffe wins? i do. i think we have a chance to sweep the three state-wide races for the first time since 1989. if we do that, andrea, what will happen is the three statewides and the two u.s. senators will be democrats for the first time since 1969. that is because of the changing nature of virginia s demographics and also the rejection of the sort of no compromise, pro-shutdown republican strategy, and the republican party fits into that wing of the party. we have a lot of work to do in the next week. tim kain, former governor, current senator, thank you very much. you bet. stay with us. congressman peter king joining me next. more on the spy controversy.