here. so, i decided that i m not giving any chance to play around with me. reporter: now, while you re hearing his concern about the heightened tensions here, we did hear from a major general, who is the commander here in the northern part of the country, and he talked about the fact that you are not hearing the winds of war, and so trying to tamp down on some of those concerns about tensions rising. we do know, though, there have been two mortars that have come from syria that have landed in the golan heights area. we know that the israeli military have made complaints, as they normally would, to the u.n. about the mortars coming over, but we also know they do not believe israel was targeted with those mortars, but, indeed, it was because of the fighting going on between the rebels and the syrian regime, which is so close to the border that oftentimes you ll find that some
things. and even the iron lady, i mean, originally the task network and the soviet union used it as a criticism of her and mocked her. she embraced that iron lady motif. yet she always had the learned manners of the british aristocracy. reagan would always let her walk in front as a proper lady. and that word, lady, she took very seriously, yet she was a hawk on the cold war and was suspicious of the european integration movement, particularly the euro, was more about the special alliance. i think with the u.s. i think there is, like you said, chris, churchill and fdr, and then there s thatcher and reagan. she embodies what the special relationship s all about. the great thing about churchill, and i m a churchill buff, or nut even, was he knew he had to fight the nazis. there was no talking to these guys. they had to be beaten. i watched winds of war the other night again. the guy says the only thing i want to know about the germans
manners of the british aristocracy. reagan would always let her walk in front as a proper lady. and that word, lady, she took very seriously, yet she was a hawk on the cold war and was suspicious of the european integration movement, particularly the euro, was more about the special alliance. i think with the u.s. i think there is, like you said, chris, churchill and fdr, and then there s thatcher and reagan. she embodies what the special relationship s all about. the great thing about churchill, and i m a churchill buff, or nut even, was he knew he had to fight the nazis. there was no talking to these guys. they had to be beaten. i watched winds of war the other night again. the guy says the only thing i want to know about the germans is to lick them. they always knew it came down to talks. you had to negotiate. they weren t crazy, these communists. you could deal with them on self-interest and get somewhere. they both ended up getting somewhere with gorbachev. which was not e
jumping into the future, chief franklin institute astronomer, derrick pitts, thank you. joining me tomorrow, with former state department spokesman, pj crowley and veteran chicago reporter jim warren. don t go anywhere now with alex wagner is coming up next. we ll go to space, harness asteroid. i m speaking to you from the future. i thought you were speaking to me from 15 feet away. i m speaking to you from five minutes in the future at noon. spring break is over on capitol hill. lawmakers are returning to confront critical issues including immigration reform and the 13 angry men standing in the way of new gun safety laws, we ll discuss with eric bates, joy reed and maggy haberman. and the winds of war have begun blowing over the keystone pipeline. can president obama hold his party together as he decides on the future of the project?
aristocracy. reagan would always let her walk in front as a proper lady. and that word, lady, she took very seriously, yet she was a hawk on the cold war and was suspicious of the european integration movement, particularly the euro, was more about the special alliance. i think with the u.s. i think there is, like you said, chris, churchill and fdr, and then there s thatcher and reagan. she embodies what the special relationship s all about. the great thing about churchill, and i m a churchill buff, or nut even, was he knew he had to fight the nazis. there was no talking to these guys. they had to be beaten. i watched winds of war the other night again. the guy says the only thing i want to know about the germans is to lick them. they always knew it came down to talks. you had to negotiate. they weren t crazy, these communists. you could deal with them on