speech, did the israeli prime minister move the needle in his favor? does he leave washington in a better position than when he arrived? aaron miller is a former adviser to six secretaries of state and a distinguished scholar. he had what could be considered the biggest political stage in the world to explain why a nuke deal with iran a bad deal. did he make the case? >> it depends who the audience is. his domestic audience clearly. he looked and acted prime ministerial. he's got that baritone voice, that flawless engilish with a little philadelphia accent, laying out concerns. and there's not a lot of space in washington for the mullas and probably less in israel. and he probably helped himself. whether this will be determinative during the elections is unclear. second, did he convince enough