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Matter of how many and how fast. a very bad deal.l. >> brian: we dont like the fact that they could shoot off ballistic missiles.d do they have proof that they are breaking it? joe lieberman hates this deal and they are saying they are not letting the international atomic energy agency inspectors inside the test. we cannot get the inspectors in like we did in iraq. we are counting on them to test themselves. >> weve only got a few seconds left. heres four reasons why its such a bad deal. there a...

Nuclear threshold state and a terrorist state, and the idea was this was the most urgent and important thing to get nuclear weapons out of their hands, to never let them create nuclear weapons, because of all the mystery they made around the world. you could not do both and thats why they were separate. the other thing that comes up all the time is the sunset provisions. every nuclear deal, going back to the s.t.a.r.t. treaty, has sunset provisions. you continue to negotiate five years hence, te...

>> that same issue. >> right. >> that at some point they get to build a nuke. were just delaying the effort? >> thats not exactly right. >> no. but thats the perception. >> doesnt ever give them per in addition to build a nuclear weapon, but it has sunset provisions. it becomes less constraining over time. let me just try and simplify it. i strongly disagree with irans ongoing ballistic missile program. its support for terrorism. its human rights record and so does virtually everyone in the cong...

Much. wh what are you hoping happens. >> in 2001 we voted for the use of military force. it was after two planes were high jacked from logan airport in boston and flown into the world trade center. we wanted justice for those who had perpetrated that act. the now were 16 years later. no one who voted for that authorization for the use of military force thought it would be used as a blank check to take us into country after country after group after group. so its time for us to begin a new debate...

Much. >> matthew, to me whats striking about this first 100 days is certainly historical terms does strike me, the number of reversals. i may be wrong but i cannot recall any president who has reversed himself so fast on so many fronts so effortlessly. is that good or bad? >> i guess im not sure if i see them as reversals. this is an unusual president, first president weve had without experience in political office or in the military. so he made some broad statements on the campaign and i think ...

Public gatherings and sensor the media and thats what they have been doing over the past three days. we have seen french police over 400 raids, arrest more than 60 people and have put 118 people under house arrest. >> an amazing number. ari, legally speaking, walk us through what the french can do now and what the changes are and compares to what we can do in the united states. >> it compares that this is far more robust than what we do in the this country. think after 9/11, the congress passed ...

Nothing one has done more damage to the u.s./israel strategic relationship than prime minister netanyahu in the way hes gone about his relationship with the white house. thats the problem with this speech. >> professor, when susan rice is using words like destructive to discuss the u.s./israeli relationship would you concede, indeed significant damage has been done or do you believe its reparable? >> oh i think its reparable, and i think we wont know until we hear the speech. the speech is going...

Sunset provisions on the patriot act, and that has required the committees to look at it. we can do it. >> david, there has not been one abuse cited. i live in new york. i was with friends and c constituents on september 11. if they had had this information on metadata, it probably wouldnt have happened. and they stopped the bombing in the new york subway station which would have killed 4500 people. no one has come up with one abuse. whats to rein in? lets not unilaterally surrender. let the pre...

In fact, i joined with a conservative republican to put sunset provisions on the patriot act, and that has required the committees to look at it. we can do it. >> david, there has not been one abuse cited. i live in new york. i was with friends and c constituents on september 11. if they had had this information on metadata, it probably wouldnt have happened. and they stopped the bombing in the new york subway station which would have killed 4500 people. no one has come up with one abuse. whats ...

Authors of the patriot act in 2011 now youre proposing to ban nsa from collecting bulk data among other things. can you pinpoint the moment you changed your mind about this government surveillance programs and decided these programs needed to be curbed? >> i never really changed my mind. i thought in the patriot act i pushed to make it a lot tighter than it was. i joined with conservative leader of the house dick armey to put sunset provisions in. thats one of the reasons we now have this debate...