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Campaign for governor, and i congresswoman maxine waters hope he gets into the race. wants none of it. but its kind of hard when he >> put on your marching shoes. first set im not ready to be shake it off. president. stop complaining. if he said the family didnt want me to run or something like symptostop crying. that, but im not ready. what is there about four months were going to press on. >> i found that language a bit later that makes you ready? im concerned about that. curious because the p...

Catch up work. does he have time now to get back to the center? >> kimberly: i dont know. but even his base, maxine waters making controversial statements about him. >> bob: she makes them anybody about. >> kimberly: listen to maxi go. >> im not sure who the president was addressing. i found that language a bit curious. he would never say that to the gay and lesbian community who really pushed him on "dont ask, dont tell" or even in a speech to apac, he would never say to the jewish community st...

Catch up work. does he have time now to get back to the center? >> kimberly: i dont know. but even his base, maxine waters making controversial statements about him. >> bob: she makes them anybody about. >> kimberly: listen to maxi go. >> im not sure who the president was addressing. i found that language a bit curious. he would never say that to the gay and lesbian community who really pushed him on "dont ask, dont tell" or even in a speech to apac, he would never say to the jewish community st...

Mitt romney, perrys chief rival in the 2012 republican race also went after president obamas foreign policy yesterday accusing him of "throwing israel under the bus." romney addressed the presidents upcoming remarks at the u.n. in a statement he said "he must make clear that if the palestinian authority succeeds in gaining any type of u.n. recognition, the united states will cut foreign assistance to the palestinians as well as reevaluate its funding of u.n. programs and its relationship with an...

Its drifting to the right. they are less interested in the kind of deal youre describing. >> well, you have a more conservative on this issue right wing, nationalist population in israel now between the growing orthodox population and the russian jews. theres no question about that. you know, as far as american jews, you know, to me, the question, fareed, is yes, bb netanyahu, because of political reasons and campaign donations and apacs influence can get standing ovations in the u.s. congress a...

They are less interested in the kind of deal youre describing. >> well, you have a more conservative on this issue right wing, whatever you want, nationalist population in israel now between the growing orthodox population and the russian jews. theres no question about that. you know, as far as american jews, you know, to me, the question, fareed, is yes, bibi netanyahu, because of political reasons and campaign donations and apacs influence, can get standing ovations in the u.s. congress anytim...

but first up -- the chances of peace in the middle east after the latest round of speeches by prime minister netanyahu and president obama. ill be joined by tom friedman of "the new york times" who is just back from the middle east. now, heres my take for this week. weve just gone through an arcane debate about whether barack obama said anything new when he called for an israeli/palestinian settlement based on 1967 borders with mutually agreed upon land swaps. in fact, that has been ...

but first up -- the chances of peace in the middle east after the latest round of speeches by prime minister netanyahu and president obama. ill be joined by tom friedman of "the new york times" who is just back from the middle east. now, heres my take for this week. weve just gone through an arcane debate about whether barack obama said anything new when he called for an israeli/palestinian settlement based on 1967 borders with mutually agreed upon land swaps. in fact, that has been ...

Be israelis living beyond the 67 borders that would not end up in israel, in negotiations for a two-state solution with the palestinians. i think the president made a very clear case that apac and other organizations were more comfortable with after he talks on sunday, i wouldnt say there was anything close to a rebuke. >> well, he didnt -- if you dont want to call it a rebuke, the president didnt back down from what he said. he was very clear in explaining the context to apec, at which position...

Process and dealing with palestinians in that region. >> its interesting because president obama mentioned going back to the pre-1967 borders. thats not on the table, and its not going to happen. its probably not going to move the peace deal forward any. so why did president obama do this? and politically since both parties are kind of throwing darts at him right now, what has it done to him politically? >> reporter: well, in terms of the peace process, its important to underscore -- i know youv...