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>> i know. you think i want to do this? >> the odor of alcoholic beverage was very prevalent in the courtroom and on him, so i knew that he had had a lot to drink. >> take a deep breath. just blow in it. >> okay. for the record your blood alcohol is .075. >> i admit that i did have drinks last night. i lost my grandmother about two weeks ago, and i've been under a lot of pressure. >> the drunk driving limit in nevada is .08, and it's been ten hours since he says he had his last drink. caramagno still insists he can move forward with the case. but the judge has had enough. >> my only desire at ...

Isil and iran getting nuclear weapon and activities in yemen and libya and boko haram, russian aggression in ukraine and the impact on our allies there you know, i could go down a pretty long list climate change, you know so i think our approach ha to be one of trying to work with the region and other countries and be very clear about what we believe and what we stand for and what we think works and what doesn't. and so often when we insert ourselves in ways that go beyond persuasion it's counterproductive. it backfires. you know that's been part of our history, which is why

But, you know, on the list of threats that i'm concerned about, i think it's fair to say that between isil and iran getting a nuclear weapon and activities in yemen and libya and boca horam, russian aggression in ukraine and the impact on our allies there, you know, i could go down a pretty long list. climate change, you know. so, our -- i think our approach has to be one of trying to work with the region and other countries and be very clear about what we believe and what we stand for and what we think works and what doesn't. and so often when we insert ourselves in ways that go beyond persua...

And rejection and distrust of the other. it's extremely dangerous. because it back-fires as usual. netanyahu first said he lied when he accepted the two-state solution. then he said he lied when he rejected the two-state solution. so when do you believe a chronic liar? when you assess his actions on the ground and he has been systematically dismantling the two-state solution. >> well last night he said something different yet again. he said in an interview on cable news i don't want a one-state solution. i want a sustainable peaceful two-state solution. but for that circumstances have to chang...

Expected, although it is a shock. >> and mubin, as the birthplace of the arab spring, you would think that terrorists who would prosecute this kind of action in that backyard might find that it backfires with those who really felt they could move that country forward. >> well the problem with these kinds of groups is they don't want to participate in the political system. they're already isolated and marginaliz marginalized. a lot of the economy revolves around tourism and this just hurts the tunisian economy and the tunisian people. this will further isolate and alienate these groups from the...