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Let's look now. you are looking at the washington convention center in washington, d.c. as the president welcomes heads of the delegations to the nuclear securities summit. there he is. the question is, who is leading? ron paul was bashed apart. remember how rudy giuliani would smack him down when he said something about 9/11 and now he's tied with mitt romney. >> the grassroots of the republican party has moved in ron paul's direction since the last election. they view obama as mr. big government so the party of no philosophy fits the move at the grassroots of the republican party right now. ...

There are two things going on. you have this national posture review. we were talking about it yesterday and the day before about when to use nuclear weapons in the future and whether or not, you know, it's quid pro quo. that is separate from what's going on today. this is a brand new start treaty which essentially replaces a treaty signed back in 1991 by george herbert walker bush. it ran out in december. they had to come up with something. that's what they're going to sign here, they were supposed to do it 20 minutes ago. >> president obama has this nuclear spring, this initiative and it's n...

A few things. they got, for example, vietnam, kazakhstan, ukraine, canada and chile to give up their low grade uranium. vietnam has low grade uranium and canada? >> a lot of people are saying so what? were we feeling threatened against those country? >> maybe that was the issue. a senator said it makes no meaningful progress in dealing with nuclear terrorism, the ticking time clock represented by iran's nuclear weapons program. despite the talk at the securities summit, it appears we are no closer to tough sancti s sanctions, today seven months after the president said the regime would face sa...

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