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check that check that does it for the weekend this sunday morning, velshi starts right now. good morning, ali. >> you know, there's so eubh doom and gloom and concern and all of this. i need to switch it up second because you are all fashion plate, you are all fantastically dressed, reset is full of amazing colors. i've got a bit of an issue. i've got a vest on. and you see my vest? >> i saw the best. i'm glad we are discussing it. i like the pop of color. i like it. >> okay, because i'm not sure if it is the right thing. it is very hard to see and i wasn't really sure. >> honestly, ...

Other things don't get better. so i think it -- if you compare what joe biden said yesterday to what bill clinton said in 1994, there is not even feigned humility. clinton faced a much bigger republican win. i would have thought joe biden would at least pretend to have heard the people and talk about moderating his thinking. he couldn't even pretend. >> dana: it was interesting because they are facing a very changed situation. we'll see what happens in the future. always good to see you. thank you. >> bill: thanks. in the meantime you have the progressive group linked to bernie sanders already...

Reassess our options, following the prime minister's new positions and comments regarding the two-state solution. administration officials say they're furious over netanyahu's remarks in the final moments of his re-election campaign pointing to the prime minister's rejection of a palestinian state in this interview, as a key reversal that would damage prospects for middle east peace. asked whether if palestinian state would not be formed if he remains prime minister, netanyahu said, indeed. >> was the president personally disappointed in prime minister netanyahu's comments? >> i would certainl...

Weigh in on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's controversial rhetoric that likely paved the way to his re-election this week. the white house strongly suggested the president will take issue with netanyahu's remarks in a phone call as soon as today. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: meeting with britain's prince charles and his wife camilla, president obama refused to comment on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who has become something of a royal pain to the white house. administration officials say they are furious over netanyahu's remarks in the final moments of his re-...

Particularly among democrats that obama holds the cards here because if nothing is done everybody's tax will go up. and so therefore he doesn't actually have to make a deal, although everyone is hoping that both side come together. i get a sense that republicans are a little queasy, that they do realize they don't have as much leverage as they might like. democrats were very cheered by the president's statement yesterday when he came out still sounding like the sort of fired up guy of the campaign pointing out explicitly how much leverage he has and sort of reiterating what his position is on ...