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president obama: i m hearing a lot of talking points being repeated about this is a bad deal. this is a historically bad deal. for all of the objections of prime minister netanyahu, the suggestion among critics saying, i challenge those who are objecting. if the alternative is we should ring around to heal through military force, then those critics should say something. mark: he engaged not just with reporters but criticisms. did he help himself today? josh: he did. he got out ahead and defined the terms of the debate that will roil washington and the rest of the country as congress fights out whether or not they will support the deal, and whether or not opponents can gets enough support. mark: the best thing is to not have both chambers vote on a resolution of disapproval. or if they do that it fails. i think the white house thinks there s not that great a chance, but it is a possibility. it s clear he is so engaged, he knows the criticism and he knows the individual c ....
repeated about this is a bad deal. this is a historically bad deal. for all of the objections of prime minister netanyahu, the suggestion among critics saying, i challenge those who are objecting. if the alternative is we should bring iran to heal through military force, then those critics should say something. mark: he engaged not just with reporters but criticisms. did he help himself today? josh: he did. he got out ahead and defined the terms that will roil washington and the rest of the country as congress fights out whether or not they will support the deal and whether or not opponents can gets enough support. mark: the best thing is to not have both chambers vote on a resolution of disapproval. or if they do that it fails. i think the white house thinks there s not that great a chance, but it is a possibility. it s clear he is so engaged, he knows the criticism and he knows the individual criticisms can be trumped by the main thing a historic deal better than an ....
google surging. ge shows strong profit in the industrial s unit as the company continues to shed the assets in finance. amazon says hater can hate but prime day is here to stay. the company saw a 93% prime increase. the germans say yes to starting the bailout talks. we re waiting for a formal announcement that talks will start on monday to keep greece in the eurozone. first up google up sharply on strong quarterly results. up 25% in the past week. it beats the street. the company called out a strong performance in mobile in youtube and program advertising, but it s an increasing focus on cost that s getting the attention today. this is ruth porat on the call last night. to be clear, the priority s revenue growth but pursuing it is not inconsistent with expense management. and as i noted we re just starting the 2016 budgeting process. in my experience the best way to slow the rate of growth in expenses is to work closely with business leaders anchored in data s ....
reasons. i am looking forward to putting the recommendations on the floor. on the next washington journal, fawn johnson looks at the highway trust fund, set to expire at the end of the month. paul butler discusses his book, let s get free, which focuses on reforming the criminal justice system. after that, david o sullivan talks about the greek economic crisis and white greek lawmakers approved austerity measures overwhelmingly rejected by the citizens. plus your phone calls and comments. washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. coming up, the arms control association hosting a discussion on the iran nuclear agreement. remarks by vice president biden on youth activism. after that, the senate finance committee holding a hearing on fraud at the healthcare.gov website. on friday, democrats on the house, energy and commerce committee hosted a forum on climate change in annapolis. we will have that at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. this weekend on the c-span ....
are the largest jurisdiction. the overwhelming number have indicated a willingness to work with us. chairman goodlatte: of the 276 so-called sanctuary cities, where they have probably taken a position to not cooperate with lester, criminal aliens were released by those communities onto the streets of their communities and of this country. and in the short time since those 8000 were released, they have already committed more than 1900 new crimes. why wouldn t you mandate influence, whatever it might be to honor detainers rather than to see this occur? now, i have to say the department is not operating with clean hands. when they go to these communities and say, don t release 8000, because the department released 30,000 last year under their own procedures. again, that helped to contribute to this growing list now of nearly 350,000 individuals who are either under deportation order or have deportation procedures pending who have been released and are out on our streets. ....