this week filing a lawsuit against the president for his use of executive orders. have relations between the white house and congressional republicans reached a new low? that is our question. our phone lines are open at (202) 585-3880, our line for democrats. for) 585-3881, our line republicans, and if you are independent, (202) 585-3882. join us on social media, send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org or send us a tweet @cspanwj . good sunday morning. above the fold in the new york times, the news from afghanistan secretary of state john kerry brokering a deal to audit the afghan votes. this comes 12 hours of often tense negotiations, the secretary of state announcing yesterday that afghanistan would audit all 8 million votes. host: we will have more with shane harris on the situation in afghanistan. also the latest calming raids by hamas and israel and the israeli army indicating it is prepared to send boots on the ground as early as today or tomorrow. let s been with anoth
first, what do you make of that and these 40-some-odd americans, we re told senator, have gotten back into this country and no one knows what they will be doing. that s a real threat. that s one of the reasons that makes them so dangerous. not just the americans but perhaps hundreds of thousands of those that joined isil abroad who have passports from countries that allow them easy access to the united states. it includes the prospect of lone wolf attacks pb basically individuals that never travelled to syria, never joined isis but somehow have come to sympathize with them for one reason or the other, here in the u.s. now, and can carry out attacks. it is a dangerous situation and one we need to look into. what makes isis so dangerous is how quickly they expand through territory, the large amount of money they got their hands on and the number of foreign fighters. but there are multiple groups out there actively plot awning an ongoing basis to attack americans on the homela
things remain extremely tense in france, where just this morning 10,000 troops were mobilized to safeguard the company. the prime minister says the terrorists had likely had one or more accomplices. still wanted hayat boumeddiene. she s wanted in the murder of a policewoman in and then she went to syria. a french official says she stayed at the holt with another person and crossed into syria on the 8th of january. new video has surfaced purportedly showing coulibaly pledges allegiance to al qaeda, sgloond all calling for sympathizers in the west to rise up and attack soldiers police and troops. it prompted a new bulletin from police in new york city where last night the empire building went dark for five minutes in a show of solidarity with france. in paris, the biggest demonstration ever in that city. more than 1 million people participated, and another 2 million throughout the country. among the crowd, 40 world leaders who linked arms and marched s.i singing the national
and no twasn t whether chris christie is joining the field. a political long shot parlayed a strong performance in the fox debate and the florida straw poll to jump into the top tier. we continue our series of 2012 one-on-one interviews with tim kaine. welcome back. my pleasure. let s start with the latest polls which show your remarkable surge. and the fox poll in late august, perry and romney were in the 20s, you were all the way back at 6% upon now you are in the top tier, along with the two of them, inside the margin of error and look to florida, where you are running a strong second to mitt romney, well ahead of rick perry. what s going on? two things. first of all, it shows that the voice of the people is much more powerful than the voice of the media. as you know, some of the media outlets have been trying to make the republican contest, a contest between two governors. the people say something differently. but the second main thing that came out of that: message