if you weight it to 04, romney s winning. greta: okay. i have a take on netanyahu. just take a second to say. greta: five seconds. yeah. he has decided, i think, to wait for romney to become the new president before he attacks iran. that was the meaning of the march date. if he thought obama was going to win the election, he would probably attack before election day. so obama would be constrained by not wanting to lose the jewish vote. clearly the u.s. has a military capacity they don t, and if he waits until march romney would use it on his behalf. greta: that s a long five seconds. dick, thank you. thank you. greta: up next, they voted for clinton, gore and obama. so why do they now plan to vote for governor mitt romney in november? you ll hear from voters who are switching sides and our political panel is here to talk about it. that s next. also fur flying and blood on the floor on the set of the view. see what happens when ann coulter goes head-to-head with
clandestine operations going on in which the government of libya did not know about that we had americans there that they did not the government didn t know, the terrorists didn t know they were there, and we were getting them out. there s all different kinds of greta: you don t get a ton of mail that what does joe trippi think about it? i asked you for the hypotheticals. i don t believe necessarily any one of these things, but something else is going on that the senate and other people are going to find out. press will find out over time, but none of what we re hearing makes sense. greta: unless it s incredible incompetence or deceit. those are the other two choices. right. i don t buy the deceit. i don t understand what you get for lying for five days. greta: why doesn t he come clean and explain? there s some reason they can t. i really believe that. there s some other thing going on that gets to that we
something very wrong here with susan rice that first weekend out, saying this was a video, this was a video, this was spontaneous, when people knew it wasn t. the second problem they have, greta, we now know because of the reporting of katherine harridge here, there was a dea assessment, a cia assessment, the chairman of the joint chiefs say
together, because i don t think there s any question that israel will not accept it, and that there is therefore there is high danger of a conflict. greta: today at the u.n., when prime minister netanyahu spoke, he put up the chart and showed the three stages of development of a nuclear weapon. he has said that the first stage has been met by iran. the second stage will be completed by late spring or early summer. and then it s just a matter of a couple weeks or a short time after for the third stage in which they will have the nuclear weapon. what he said was that we need to increase sanctions and try to use some diplomacy, but he wants a red line, a line beyond which that s next spring when they finish stage two. do you think the red line is a good idea? well, i would divide red line into three different parts. one, you can define it as
our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. greta: it no secret, the relationship between the united states between and israel is frostier now more than ever. former secretary of state henry kissinger warning that has to change. we spoke with dr. kissinger earlier tonight. dr. kissinger, nice to see you, sir. always good to be here. greta: how do you describe the current state of relations between the israel and the u.s.? it s strained, because there are assurances given, but the relationship is aloof. it s not really full confidence on either side. and as the situation develops, that has to change. greta: what happened? because we used to be on very