all of our military. offensive, defensive, everything. bigger and better and stronger than ever before and hopefully we'll never have to use it, but no body will mess with us, folks. >> leland: paraphrase and that sounds like the last republican president to speak at cpac which was ronald reagan when he said peace through strength. >> this is the case. to maintain deterient. you have to have the capability and the adversari believes it is real and they have to believe you would use it. that was the case with ronald reagan and believe will be the case about president trump. >> and you talked a lot on this program. how far behind the u.s. military got in terms of modernization and is it simply a money
attitude type of thing. steve bannon talking about taking it to the media and calling out the opposition party. and a lot of people talking about what is the entire idea of nationalism? is it it have a policy of eight policy position and explain it in a sentence? it doesn't. it is an america first type of thing. if you are looking at a policy where the trump white house looks at winners and losers and they see trade in this vein. they are protectionist because they see america as losing on the trade deals. it is looking at america ahead of the opponent or an adversari abroad. >> i think that is right. i think there are two issues with nationalism. that is trade that chris talked about and immigration, too.
knowingly accepted assistance, money or help, you have a completely different game going on there, espionage activity going on there. >> so any american cannot be working hand and glove with a foreign agency of any kind, period, even if it's not adve e adversari adversarial? >> we have liaison relationships all over the place, people who make contact with a foreign agency. this is completely a spy hunt, they think that somebody there is dirty. >> well, you're a tough analyst, i know what you're talking about, you do. anyway, thank you for coming in on this big day. i think for opposition in this country, up next, many turned up in droves to address the crowd today. stick around for some of the big faces coming here. michael moore has already been on tonight.
americans in congress would reject the deal. 58 percent to 31. and say they would back the deal. and the vocal opponent has been marco rubio, the gop presidential candidate saying that the deal gives iran an economic wind fall and worst of all, this deal really does very little to inhibit the nuclear ambitions. >> they have given all of this away without any commitment that iran will end the support for terrorism and accept israel's right to exist or return a single american hostage. the deal with iran is not a deal. it is a string of concessions to a sworn adversari of the united states. >> reporter: rubio is one strong block of law makers against the deal. the way i see it, it would be
shooting. >> you think that is a risk? this plane was caught off guard and it was a recognizance plane. there is a risk of that happening because they are so close. >> that is the reason why it is important to cool attaches on potting sides right now. recognizance is one thing that keeps an eye on the adversari. putting a fighter jet with a transponder on is very disruptive and it is a way of getting our attention and expressing frustration with our policy. we have an obligation to understand what is going on and make sure we respond to russia we do it with your interest in mind and not their provocation. >> what about what russia is doing with iran. and we noticed that the
in dwending recommendations that began with choices and management reviews. i want to recognize today the senior enlisted leaders in each of the services for their contributions and their involvement and leadership and what they continue to do every day for our country but in particular their help and enput in crafting the budget. our recommendations were guided by an updated defense strategy that deals on the president's guidance. as sdroebed in the upcoming defense review report, this defense strategy is focused on defending the home land against threats. and building u.s. influence in deterring aggression and remaining toy prepared to win against any adversari. the dod will shift its
and we have to recognize it is not a partisan adversari. this is mother nature. >> reporter: the governor is hoping for a 20 percent reduction from the individuals in water use and his direction can impose restrictions. as you can see, the skies are blue, but again we are supposed to be in the mitted of a rainy season. that's not happening and why the governor declared what he did. that is the san gabriel river. that is dry. that is rainy season and should be flowing. that's why we have dry conditions and the fire. >> wow, it is parch there. what an illustration. >> hopefully they will not get the wind. that is a real, real danger out. there meanwhile president obama announcing sweeping changes to the nsa program. the snooping program and what they mean for your privacy and national security.
>> it was not that long ago that the prospect of war with syria and iran is a real possibility. and secretary of state kerry is making new headway and new arrangements with our old adversari and what is it doing for the moral. we'll have ceo of concerned veterans of america. >> good to so you, shannon. >> there is meetings between the highest level us and iranian leaders and representatives that we had in decades and we had everybody feeling good and constructive and positive, what do you make of that? >> chats and meetings are good and veterans and members of the military appreciate good diplomacy. no one wants to go to war
>> reporter: two years ago, then defense secretary robert gates brow beat nato allies to spent two percent of their gdp on defense. when france wanted to send forces into mali to counter al-qaeda in recent weeks, the u.s. had to provide the airlift and refueling because france needed u.s. help. >> these guys have been going gang busters, rolling out prototypes of advanced weapons systems, whether it's new missiles, aircrafts, new drone aircraft. >> others argue that even with the sequester, the u.s. budget will drafe dwarf it's adversari. >> if is h sequestration happeno from spenting 40 cents out of every dollar to 38 cents. >> reporter: u.s. taxpayers spent $7 liv 11 billion, the