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That make us more or less nervous about moving towards this nuclear capacity. >> they're moving towards a nuclear capacity. the question is will they convert that into creating weapons. what the u.s. administration is hoping they don't move in that direction. if they don't, there's no need for this strike that would destabilize the region. that's the big issue. the truth is, support for ahmadinejad is dwindling. that the sanctions are probably going to take their toll. buying time is not a bad policy option right now. >> okay. we're going to -- just moments a a from the president's pivotal for...

It. the politics aren't the same. i can give you my list of presidential accomplishment, but if it's not the motivating thing, can it get folks out? >> the difference in 2008, a lot of african-americans would have their brother, sister in the car to drive them to the polls because of the historic nature of the vote. the question becomes is the enthusiasm factor higher on the republican side because they want to defeat this president or is it going to be high on the democratic side because this is another moment for an african-american to be re-elected. number two, just as important to your poi...

Moment do we have an alliance or configuration of interests that is so unified across israel and the arab countries. >> i thes an incredibly important point. i want you to draw that out for me. casual observers watching the gop primary may not have been following. why is there this historic moment of aligns falling apart in a preemptive attack by israel. >> this is from the way the conflict is being covered. iran poses a threat to saudi arabia, the gulf countries, jordan, possibly this new reregime in egypt. there are a lot of people worried about them emerging in the region. citizens are also...

Michigan, of florida and so forth. so the real question is, what does that independent women voter think about the president and/or mitt romney. >> could this be the first -- they're telling me i have to go. i want to ask this question. might this be the first time that the cultural issues work for the democrats in this case. typically, they're the wedge that works for the republicans. coming up, president obama is going to face a pivotal moment for his own reelection later this morning in the much anticipated foreign policy speech. we'll be taking that live. what's at stake for the president?...

>> in in those numbers when you hypothetically look at the candidates end there, you see a drop off in the support for mitt romney. romney has the field to himself in virginia but if there were other options, he wouldn't be doing as well. the other thing to keep in mind, 6.4% is the unemployment rate in virginia. we're talking about the dynamics in ohio, in virginia it's -- i think virginia is a better chance of obama holding on to it as a blue, just based on economic performance than any of -- >> challenge a little bit. the president won virginia in '08 there was a democratic governor, very p...