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>> cheney is amping up his criticism and hillary clinton and obviously the white house and colin powell on "meet the press" this weekend clearly laying out a different scenario. >> it's become a very partisan issue and that's allowed the president to appeal to votes from democrats as a legacy that they need to be with him because this will be part of his legacy, and it will be an important cornerstone for the party's foreign policy going forward. hillary clinton is expected, you know, to ramp up that message as well, and give a strong endorsement of the iran deal. but the opponents of the iran...

Gives the kind of response steve was talking about. the political response to this thing has been both dishonest and way too week. i think this may be one of the lowest points of his presidency. >> charles? >> it's because you can't run away from this. on the other scandals, the democrats would sit it out or pretend that there wasn't a scandal, call it a witch hunt, call it partisan, and the press would join with the democrats and that would be it. here the democrats have been screaming very loudly, loud complaints from many democrats, some on the floor of the congress, and that being the case...

Intervention is the problem and creates the cliff because of the distortions and creates more uncertainty and destroys wealth . these farm bills are terrible and safety bail outs for producer to guarantee prices and restrict foreign competition and gop wants to get behind something get away from subsidies milk producers included. >> julian, back in '49, we decided the government would buy up milk. if it went down too low. >> and it is it partisan . when the price goes so low and troop upon drops by 50 or percent.

Has been overly forthcoming saying where we are are at in each step along the process as they gather more information. this is an important part of the world right now. i hope we can focus on the policy. how can we protect u.s. interests in that region and make sure that more u.s. interests don't suffer attacks like this. we need to figure that out, no question. >> shannon: is it fair to say there is actual lay bipartisan backlash here because now we have all of the members of the senate foreign relations committee republicans and democrats alike offering a strong letter to the state departmen...

Aggressively. >> all right, let's get to rachel scott tonight. and rachel, it was your question to senator mcconnell there, saying it's a nonstarter. senator collins, who is a republican, saying we still need to know more. so, the obvious question, will there be a deep dive into what led up to the attack on the capitol? >> reporter: well, david, there is just simply not enough republican support to launch an independent commission, but all eyes are on house speaker nancy pelosi. she does have the power to appoint a special committee to look into what happened. but republicans are already blast...