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In afghanistan. thousands of afghan police and security forces were killed in the line of duty. but our operations -- our combat operations, at least are now ended. but how much chris, of a division has been there been in the administration about whether now's the time for the drawdown? >> well of course there's been a constant push and pull between the administration and the pentagon. it's probably one of the most written about parts of this administration. of course, he made promises to end the war in afghanistan. when he was running for president and has often been at odds. we saw, for exam...

Decision through the lens of that, are but there is more about the legislature and the executive. and this is about future congresses and future presidents regardless of party. >> because this could come back to bite a future republican. >> absolutely. that's something we've seen a lot of lately is this constant push and pull between the executive. i tend to be in favor of a stronger executive but not an imperial executive. we'll continue it have these conversations regardless of who is the president and regardless of which party is in power. >> we've talks a lot about 2016 and a lot about the...

Long-range missile. it excited the world community with concern because they didn't think that this was where they stood. by 1995, they were testing more missiles. this missiles included cruise missiles capable of going out 100 miles at sea. they were backing away from the world's nuclear agencies that keep track of nuclear programs that also excited concern. by 2003, by this point, more developments. we found out that, in fact, they had a nuclear program which they denied for a period of time and on and on it progressed, wolf. as your guests have pointed out throughout that process, there was...

Eight days of blood shed. >>eric: thank you, david lee, from southern israel. secretary of state, hillary clinton was not the only diplomat but the head former head of the u.n. but why didn't he up the same. it wasn't only the u.n. secretary-general, but it was also the turkish prime minister who said, wait, israel, calm down. what is going on in the middle east? >>guest: well, part of the battleground here is diplomatic. and one of the, presumably, one of the goals of the hamas terrorist leadership in gaza is to delegitimatize israel, a constant push and campaign. unfortunately, the u.n. lend...

Exciting because it would be interesting to have the same thing happen here. the trouble with cleeg, he's a great tv performer but he doesn't have any preparation in any sense to government in any way. i think it would be a panic-stricken cleeg, he would find himself with a clear majority. it's great to be the fresh face in the wings but to way he could do it. the interesting thing for the brits is they are this constant push and pull between wanting change and this iconic punk-like strand. on the other strand he's very conservative. they'll make this lunch for cameron in the end, i think. >> ...