susan rice says cyber espiongae is hurting ties between u.s. and china. >> let's get back to our top story. vw shares hitting the skids for the second day. currently down by 5.5% as more pressure piles on the car maker to deal with the emission scandal that knocked the german firm. we need to go back to 2013 when the international council for clean transport ran tests on diesel car emissions. they expected diesel cars to sold in the u.s. to be exceptionally clean due to tough u.s. standards but they were surprised to find the opposite and reporting their finding to the environmental protection industry or epa after their own investigation, the epa finally challenge the car maker and last friday issued a statement calling on vw to issue a recall and warned it faces penalties of up to $18 billion. >> so where do we go from here? reports suggest the u.s. department of justice will launch a criminal probe into volkswagen deliberate cheat of emissions targets. internationally south korea opened it's own investigation which it says could expand to al

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and i think it's important to remember that susan rice is coordinator of the national security council. so a lot of this lands back on her desk. i thought what jennifer griffin was saying is very insightful. she has amazing sources in the pentagon. they're telling her privately that they're super frustrated. you think about all of the secretaries of defense who have left and written books, including secretary of state hillary clinton. they said they were so frustrated and pushed back against president obama when they all said we should do something immediately. when four years ago, the civil war started. president obama did not take their advice. subsequently left. that's gates, panetta and hillary clinton amongst others, i think michael flynn said the same. they're all frustrated. but at this point america is going to have to pull together and decide and look to the president of the united states and leadership. >> what's the decision coming out of this, greg, how we should handle it? >> we have ourselves now in this current timeframe of what's happening where russia is sending someon

national security adviser susan rice said today the goal is to reduce h.i.v. infections among those women by 40% over the next two years. this is the next phase of the president's emergency plan for aids relief, known as "pepfar," started by president george w. bush. >> sreenivasan: for years, the british government has reportedly tracked and stored billions of records of internet use by british citizens and people outside the u.k., in an effort to track every visible user on the internet. that finding comes from the intercept website, which is publishing findings from national security agency contractor edward snowden's leak on government surveillance practices." intercept" reporter ryan gallagher wrote the story and joins me now, via skype, from brighton, england. first of all, explain the scale of surveillance that was happening from the british equivalent of the n.s.a., the g.c.h.q. >> well, the skill is quite phenomenal. i mean, it's hard to translate it when you just see the numbers. but you're talking about 30 to 100 billion metadata records of phone ca

this is hardcore political issue for susan rice and for barack obama and they're pressuring our secretary of defense to act politically. bill: he is back home now. ric grenell, thank you for your reaction there. los angeles. thanks for be patient. we'll talk again soon. martha. martha: a day of prayer, pageantry and big parades and politics underlying perhaps as everybody tries to pick apart what is said here and there. that was one of the most beautiful moments from the morning, waving from the white house, the pope with the president and first lady where he conducts his first visit to our country and our nation's capitol. our continuing coverage straight ahead. was almost always on my . thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including ly

rice, the head of the fbi and others. a white house spokesman told a reporter that this visit shows that china knows the u.s. is serious about fiber. >>> just a week before pope francis is said to visit the u.s., word that authorities already stopped one threat ens, and he was briefed about the case. >>> still ahead, the latest on the fight to contain 12 wildfires in california, including two that have already destroyed hundreds of homes. first, a look at our relatives from nearly 3 . >>> it was an historic thought in the case of south africa. >> the time at the end of that remarkable 21-day experience, we had discovered the largest assemblage of fossil human relatives ever discovered in the history of the continent of africa. >> all the details of this incredible discovery can be found in the october issue of national geographic magazine. joining me now to talk about this big find, jamie shreed, the author of the cover story. thanks for being here. >> nice to be here. >> talk about the significance of this. >> well, it's

and so what is in affect susan rice's idea is to lobby the u.s. congress via the unu.n. it is an outrageous vote and the united states ambassador samantha power should stand up against. ittine though the u.s. administration wants to see the changed, the law is the law and the united states president has to follow the law and he can't lobby to change the law via the u.n. >> and the embargo has to be lifted by congress and representatives that are in government. and so here's an example of the vote. 188 countries voted against it. and three voted in favor. israel, united states and an island of palaw. >> thank god for them. they always help us. marshal islands and microthesia they were the votes. and so we would be absentia category. and the question is, even if we do it symbolically, does it have any impact and mean something? >> it does mean something and we shouldn't forget a country that usually voted with us. >> thank you. >> and it means a lot, because it is a symbolism in the u.n. general assem bleechlt these laws and votes don't make laws. it is the general assembl

from the reset security advisor susan rice said we should expect some of the money that they get under sanctions relief as a result will go to the iranians -- i ran military to encourage that bad behavior we have seen in the region. it ignores the facts and instead hopes it will work out. as the central bank of terrorist the additional income is not likely to be solely dedicated to streamline the postal delivery routes it iran the secretary testified to be committed to certain things they rely on faith that the intelligence community can detect any trace of nuclear material and any prohibited activity to have hope it will continue to have access that in some cases the his the ability to steer deliver things at the gate of the facility to conduct their own surveillance. anytime anywhere to deliver to the iranians to ask them to do self inspections. if iaea is prevented from gaining necessary access from the clear facilities we would be at a significant disadvantage and that pressure we have obtained over years of efforts cannot be remade overnight our reliance on the iaea also has to si

they're going to get a signing bonus of $100 billion to commit susan rice former ambassador of the u.n. says bad behavior, i.e., they're going to kill americans and kill people. terrorist activity around the world. lou: and, of course, the president's warm embrace of iran irrespective of the fact that it's the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, irrespective of the fact that it's responsible for an estimated one-third of our casualties in iraq. this is an administration that has republicans walking around talking to themselves. they have no, it seems, capacity to respond intelligently to, they're outmaneuvered, he is so much smarter than the republicans, it is laughable to watch. >> well, he has an agenda and willing to bend any law and rule to do it. lou: let's say he's a serious character, what does that make of the republicans if they can't keep up with him. they can't match wits with him, they look like utter fools! and by the way, the national security is at stake here. don't the republicans have a responsibility to come up with people far brighter with more imagination, m

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both attorney general loretta lynch and national security adviser susan rice will speak at a washington convention center. rice will speak around 2:30 this afternoon. >>> the so-called yawning bank robber is in custody this morning. he robbed a. the dchlt bank in clarendon this morning. the man handed a teller a note demanding money and acted like he had a gun. when he left, he dropped some of the money he stole from the bank. he has not been charged an police have not identified him. >>> a teenager accused of punching and knocking a man down an escalator has pled guilty to assault charges. transit police say smith had an gunlt with man on a metro plane. thaw show the exchange at the eastern market back in april. that continued onto the platform. he was arrested as he arrived at the top of the escalator. >>> developing in southwest virginia this morning, two dozen high school students are starting their first day of suspension for fighting the school's suspension on the confederate flag. they can't have the flalg on their clothing, their cars, or the school's parking lot. >> they're try

rice has seen the actual text of the two side agreements said, i don't believe susan rice, the national security advisor, has seen it. whereas responding further to whether he has seen the actual text, secretary kerry said, no, i haven't seen it. i've been briefed on it. and whereas on july 29, 2015, secretary of energy earnest moniz stated, i personally have not seen those documents. whereas on july 31, 2015, white house press secretary josh earnest stated, our negotiators were briefed on the context of that agreement, a reference to the side agreements. whereas being briefed second or thirdhand, including by obama administration officials, who themselves have not read the actual text of the side agreement, is akin to a game of telephone and is not letting the members of congress to read the actual text of the agreements. and whereas the congressional review period described in section 135-b of the atomic energy act of 1954 as enacted by section 2 of the review act to review the iran nuclear agreement begins only if an agreement, including all materials required to be transmissioned to

ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, and national security advisor, susan rice, and you have to wonder what they are thinking their next move will be to counter the incursion by putin at what the president had hoped would be a comprehensive summit to deal with terrorism. >> yeah, you are absolutely right. and the president will be leaving new york shortly. this is in and of itself something we would normally be talking about if it weren't for the beach with vladimir putin. he'll meet with raul castro, but you are right, in the days leading up to this, john kerry has had a number of meetings with his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov, who he is very familiar with after this year. that is going to continue. all of the world powers still taking stock now and wondering what role russia is going to place here and what is vladimir putin up to? what is the end game in what is his goal in coming in big and bolstering bashar al-assad. randall? >> of course, ukraine a big part of that picture, and we'll hear more about that when we come back. ♪ >> president obama has met with r

both attorney general loretta lynch and national security adviser susan rice plan to speak at the washington convention center today. it's the organization's 45th annual legislative conference. dr. rice will speak to lawmakers at about 2:30 this afternoon. >>> in the last hour, congresswoman eleanor holmes norton helped to introduce the synthetic drug act. they says dealing with these drugs is negatively impacting local law enforcement, emergency service personnel and health care providers. amelia? >> high temperatures today in the mid to upper 80s. tomorrow very similar. highs once again tomorrow will warm to the mid to upper 80s. mostly sunny skies. feeling a bit humid tomorrow. high in washington of 88 degrees. keeping it dry for your saturday. this is future weather, very early sunday morning at 3:00 a.m., clouds in place. there's the outside chance that we'll have a passing shower or two impact the area as a weak cold front moves through. here wef are friday and sunday morning. but as quickly as this chance arrives s tshg arrives, it leaves by 6:00 p.m. there's a better chance of rain o

. >> susan rice, the head of the fbi and other officials told reporters that this visit shows that china knows the u.s. is serious about cyber. lou: thank you, james. james rosen. turning now to the immigration crisis across europe, european ministers attended an emergency meeting held in brussels where they agreed to relocate 32,000 refugees from italy and greece. officials still have to work out a plan to relocate as many as 160,000 illegal immigrants are more loving countries farther north and west. an estimated half million immigrants have already crossed into europe just this year. hungary is now strengthening its border security, building a nearly 12-foot fence that spans 110 miles of the border with serbia. several countries including germany and austria, greece and hungary, slovakia and the netherlands have all at to tighten security on their borders now. legal immigration levels have been building for years before hitting what are now crisis levels. we are coming right back and we will bring you the donald trump rally as soon as he speaks. stay with us. >> women voters are dropp

china over the weekend sent security official to meet with national security adviser susan rice. additionally, a chinese delegation met with fbi director james comey as well as representatives from the justice and treasury departments. china, however, insists, it's a victim, not a perpetrator. experts say that's not the whole story. >> yes, we spy on the chinese government. but there are two things china does beyond the pale. first of all, they spy on u.s. companies to obtain information to help their companies better compete in china and in global markets. >> reporter: he says the chinese also spy on institutions of freedom, like the press, even religious groups. >> we've made very clear to the chinese that there are certain practices that they're engaging in that we know are emanating from china and are not acceptable. >> reporter: not acceptable but also unlikely to end any time soon without a strong response from the white house. >> the only way that we are going to get the chinese to stop unacceptable conduct is to impose costs that are greater than the benefits they receive

susan rice was at the u.n. and put the arms peace in at the last minute. it was a thrill and at the last moment into the nuclear resolution. the nuclear resolution always contemplated that if the iaea came to its broad conclusion that iran was not engaged in any illicit activities in any illicit activities and its declared or undeclared activities, then all the sanctions are lifted. no matter what is going to happen here, we were going to lose both the missiles and the arms under the u.n. component. but here is what we have done in the meantime that we believe actually takes care of the issue. first of all -- chairman: mr. secretary, i follow the arguments you made about the laws that we have to defend against the iranian missile program. i understand the steps. i am just saying, big picture, when we end up with a bottom line when in eight years they get the missile. it does not look like a victory to me. they may not get the missile at that time, but they can buy the technology at that time. secretary kerry: actually, they cannot. we have several other pr

i call my colleagues' atepg to the recent comments by the national security advisor susan rice who said this: , why "we should expect that some of the money iran gets under vangs relief as a result of the - shall could be used for the kinds much bad behavior that we have seen in the end. again, this deal ignores the facts and instead hopes that it will work out. iran is the world's central bank of terrorism. this additional income is not likely to be solely dedicated to streamlining their postal delivery routes in iran. secretary kerry testified in july that they, the iranians, are committed to certain things that we interpret as terrorism. the administration is relying on faith that the iaea and our intelligence community will be able to detect any trace of nuclear material and any prohibited activity and has hope that the iaea will continue to have access to iranian nuclear sites, access that in some cases -- in some cases being defined as the ability to deliver things to the iranians at the gate of the facility so they can conduct their own surveillance. anytime, anywhere to deliver

which is diplomacy shouldn't -- president obama susan rice and samantha power and those two are experts. very well versed in refugee issues having dwelt with becath. we're talking about 10,000. agreed of course there would have to be some sort of surveillance. we should be focused on solving the problem at the source. do you think they want to leave their homes? no. do you think they want to crowd into the buses. absolutely not. they want to take care of their families. they're fleeing because they're being attacked with chemical weapons by their own leader and we did nothing then. we should be held accountable for that. >> well said. isn't the solution to end the civil war in syria, shouldn't we be on russia's side? >> do you know what? i have to say because obama has left the building, he's chasing climate change. he's made putin's the policemen. he makes us choose between putin assad and isis. the least damaging of the three is vladmir. if he can actually fix it t fine. that's what happens when you decide to forfeit your place as the world's policemen. there should only be one and it

. >> acting as the undersecretary this year you agree with former national security adviser susan rice we could expect some portion to fund other illicit activity. you conclude they need to read but their efforts for those funding streams. with the ripping up of such efforts? >> thank you. as a key campaign moving forward this is a lot of aspects to this effort. we have done quite a lot over the recent years but is over 200 companies and officers that are sanctioned and thanks to congress have extraterritorial effect. and for those to do so at their own peril at a rest to be cut off from the financial system. and then to go after the networks are the officers of the terrorist groups we have a lot to do in terms of our reach diplomatically. talking to the officials of the gulf to take on an the proxy in there is a real opportunity and those that have been going through. even more and beyond. >> november 2011 the entire iranian financial system has been designated as their primary money laundering concern. the page react the reason for nuclear proliferation and. it is our understanding u

in your august 5 testimony, you agreed with the former national security advisor susan rice that we can expect some portion of iran's current frozen assets to fund more terror and other illicit activities. you concluded that treasury's office of national intelligence needs to wrap up its efforts to go after iran's illicit funding streams. how would you lead now the ramping up of such efforts? mr. szubin: thank you. it is obviously a key campaign as we move forward and one i will be spending a lot of my personal time on, because there are a lot of assets to this effort. obviously, the most visible effort is deploying new sanctions and we have done quite a lot against has ezbollah over recent years. i had analysts send out a chart for me and it is over 200 companies and officers that her sanctioned and all of them remain under sanction, notwithstanding this deal. those sanctions, thanks to congress, have after territorial affects, by which i mean foreign banks can do business on anyone with that list will do so at their own peril and have the risk of being cut off from the u.s. financial

rice has seen the actual text of the two side agreements said, i don't believe susan rice, the national security advisor, has seen it. whereas responding further to whether he has seen the actual text, secretary kerry said, no, i haven't seen it. i've been briefed on it. and whereas on july 29, 2015, secretary of energy earnest moniz stated, i personally have not seen those documents. whereas on july 31, 2015, white house press secretary josh earnest stated, our negotiators were briefed on the context of that agreement, a reference to the side agreements. whereas being briefed second or thirdhand, including by obama administration officials, who themselves have not read the actual text of the side agreement, is akin to a game of telephone and is not letting the members of congress to read the actual text of the agreements. and whereas the congressional review period described in section 135-b of the atomic energy act of 1954 as enacted by section 2 of the review act to review the iran nuclear agreement begins only if an agreement, including all materials required to be transmissioned to

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listen to the national security advisor, susan rice, when she says we should expect that some portion of that money would go to the iranian mill tear and could potentially be used for all kinds of bad behavior we have seen in the region up until now. so let's listen to those words. they're clear. they're obvious. they're now -- so now think in term o-- in terms of percentages. is it going to be half? is it going to be a quarter? is it going to be 10%? is it going to be 1%? 1% of that money, $1.5 billion, doing what? fund hag mas. funding hezbollah. killing americans. let's listen and let's learn. now my friend from new york said this is definitely the policy of the united states. definitely. it's a fait accompli. there's no reason to have this discussion. it's all over in his world view. i don't buy it. i don't buy that for a second. i'm not going to lay down here and let the president of the united states run roughshod in this probably, let's think about it. is this just a bad idea, or is this the worst bill ever? the worst idea ever? and i think it wins the worst idea ever award. it

shell server to susan rice, feel free to use whatever current address any time. maria: thank you so much. taking a hit from the aim of controversy. there is a debate among her supporters. >> you have seen it happen to a couple of previous presidents that she has been tagged as dishonest, untrustworthy in the american mind. once you get tagged as that, it is difficult to shed the label. but as happens with a couple of previous presidents by richard nixon and bill clinton. tricky and slick willie. that is what is tracking her down in the polls and that is why you see joe biden contemplate and bernie sanders and barack obama ran on bringing bipartisanship to washington and cleaning up the place. nobody is going to save let's elect hillary clinton. she will come in and clean up washington. maria: you've got some laughs i'm not one. dagen: that would help her given her current situation. train to the poll that came out the other day, the first three words that describe hillary. what was that? lauren: liar, untrustworthy -- >> they are all true. maria: entre dagen: the

in your august testimony before this committee agreed with former national security adviser susan rice that we can expect some portion of the iran's current frozen assets to fund more terror than others illicit enacted. you concluded the treasury's office of terrorism and financial intelligence needs to ramp up its efforts to go after iran's listed funding streams. how would you leave now the ramping up of such things? >> thank you, mr. chairman. obviously it is a key campaign and one i will be spending a lot of my time on because there are a lot of aspects. obviously the most visible effort is deploying new sanctions and we have done quite a lot against is the law, the quick force over recent years. i have analysts in my office set out a link chart, over 200 companies and officers that are sanctioned and all of the remainder sanction notwithstanding this deal and those sanctions thanks to congress have extraterritorial effect by which i mean foreign banks do business with anyone on that list do so at their own peril at the risk of being cut off from the financial system but in additio

it seems like to me that you would agree with susan rice when she says that we should expect that some portion of the money from sanctions relief will go to the iranian military and could potentially be used to fund more bad behavior and terrorist behavior in the region in spite of the state of their economy. >> thank you, senator. i do agree with the premise of your question. i do agree with the statement that you quote from secretary rice. we saw them fund these groups during the iran-iraq war. i expect we will continue to see that. the question is, what do we do about it? it is my office's responsibility along with our colleagues in the intelligence community to ramp up our efforts and go after those funding streams. the alternative that is put out there does not make sense to me strategically, which is we don't enter into a nuclear agreement, give them back their money, then what? so we will continue to combat their support for terrorism, but we will have the prospect of iran 2-3 months away from breakout. when you talk about a state sponsor of terrorism, that is a terrifying prosp

it's interesting i think susan rice said the other day when of one of the biggest accomplishments was getting us out of iraq. she was keeping some kind of u.s. troop presence, so i would say that i would give her some credit for that. i think she didn't want to see maliki taking control having unfettered access to the country. i think if you are - the country that i criticize her the most for is libya that was good to be a recent success at something e-mails that have come out show that this was going to be the great success that she could count only went in and be opposed the regime without the troops and they used all of the diplomacy to make other things happened and that hasn't worked out. but that also the desire to keep the u.s. troops out but have been a church in the. in terms of iran, i do think the current deal is a bad deal for the united states and its allies. and so, i tend to agree with the advice that republicans had that you shouldn't accept this deal. i think part of it, the other thing that i would say about iran is that they are removing the forces in the region and

he was also gambling that the national security adviser, susan rice would dotted mitt the iranian government word use resources for a lifting sanctions to fund terrorist. but as he saw on cnn, he was gambling if we have to trust the government but there was too healthy economy and help the everyone people. dell bluetooth isolines previously but an affair horrific record has only worsened in recent years than the president is scaling he kenya's international pressure to convince people he was on the right side of the issue along with russia and china and to bring the deal to the united nations before the u.s. congress somehow until they said was acceptable. but it didn't work. the longer we have to study the deal the worse it gets. the longer the american people have to learn about the deal, the stronger the opposition becomes. there isn't much good news as three polling information and he refers to the american people the vast majority and so many of us on the republican side even good friends on the left, the president gambles with our security and we have seen how bad his head is his the -

natural security adviser susan rice says state sponsored hacking jeopardizes u.s.-china relations but she says avoiding engaging with china, that is not an option. >> i know that some people question why we host china at all. that's a dangerous and short-sighted view. if we sought to punish china by canceling meetings or refusing to engage them, we would only be punishing ourselves. >> mr. x's first stop is seattle, washington, where he will meet with tech and aerospace executives. for more on this controversial visit let's go to simon who is in beijing. so, some analysts suggest this could very well be the most important trip the chinese president has taken since coming to power. others will say it will be a rocky road with issues like, as we mentioned, cyber security front and center. what are the u.s. and china expectations for this i have it and what are the issues here? >> well, rosemary, it is a bit of both as the pomp and ceremony we're going to see the importance that the chinese president is going to want to send back home, the important image of him being

susan rice saying very clearly this has to stop. president obama saying you want to make this a competition? well, if we do, we will win it. so there is a lot of tough talking. president obama said he will not paper over the cracks with this one. he is going to address it head-on. whether they make headway on cybercrime, nobody really knows. george? >> saima, can you also talk to us about the interest that has certainly been garnered about the official state dinner, the menu among the chinese public? what more can you tell us about that? >> yeah, you know, george, alongside the south china sea, military engagement, cybercrime, there is a lot of interest in the food too. there is a lot of buzz on chinese social media leading up to the banquet, what were they going to eat, what would it be. and then when the menu came to light, some criticism actually. a lot of chinese people saying hey, this food doesn't seem good enough there is not enough of it. because in chinese culture, the more you want to welcome someone into your house at you

national security advisor susan rice acknowledged something that is pretty plain, he ran is sending money to these groups now and will have more money when the sanctions are relieved. that is the national security advisor. within five years the agreement lives the embargo on conventional weapons allege the ballistic missile embargo than eight years, last-minute concession in a rush by the administration to get to yes. atyes. at a minimum this deal will ensure iran remains the threshold nuclear power. with a new set of tools and more resources to hurt our interest in those of our ally in the region, including his room. i believe is good that the deal as currently written we will set up a nuclear and conventional arms race. the president says the alternative is more. in. in fact, a middle east bristling with arms will increase the risk of what, increase the risk of war because of this deal. i have been involved in international negotiations. as us trade representative, i understand that they can be tough. i know that both sides have to make concessions. but i also know that that does not me

listen to what susan rice, the president's national security adviser told me in an interview in 2012 when i asked her to send a message directly to the syrian president. >> your days are numbered and it is time and past time for you to transfer power responsibly and peacefully. the longer you hang on, the more damage you do yourself, your family, your interest and indeed, your country. >> sounds like a >> certainly is. she was right that assad staying in power has caused a lot of chaos in the country, but with the russian realities on the ground and the fact that they feel that now isis is the devil they don't want on the ground, it definitely seems he's going to be around for some time to come. >> good work. thanks very much. we'll take a quick break. more news in a moment. while every business is unique, everyone is looking for ways to cut expenses. and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your compa

susan rice was at the u.n. and put the arms peace in at the last minute. it was a thrill and at the last moment into the nuclear resolution. the nuclear resolution always contemplated that if the iaea came to its broad conclusion that iran was not engaged in any illicit activities in any illicit activities and its declared or undeclared activities, then all the sanctions are lifted. no matter what is going to happen here, we were going to lose both the missiles and the arms under the u.n. component. but here is what we have done in the meantime that we believe actually takes care of the issue. first of all -- chairman: mr. secretary, i follow the arguments you made about the laws that we have to defend against the iranian missile program. i understand the steps. i am just saying, big picture, when we end up with a bottom line when in eight years they get the missile. it does not look like a victory to me. they may not get the missile at that time, but they can buy the technology at that time. secretary kerry: actually, they cannot. we have several other pr

susan rice put the arms peace and at the last minute, a throw in at the last moment into this nuclear resolution. resolution. the nuclear resolution always contemplated that if the iaea came to what is known as its broad conclusion that iran was not engaged in any illicit activities and hits declared or undeclared activities then all the sanctions are lifted. no matter what was going to happen here we were going to lose the missile and arms under the human component.component. here is what we have done in the meantime that we believe actually takes care of this issue. >> issue. >> mr. secretary, i followed the arguments that you have made about the laws that we have to defend against iran's missile program, and i understand the stuff that you took here. i am saying big picture, we end up with a bottom line where in eight years they get the missile it does not look like a victory to me. >> they can buy the technology. >> the embargo is lifted. >> actually, they can't because we have several other protocols which prevent that from happening, specifically missile control technology regim

he was also gambling that his national security advisor, susan rice, would not admit that the iranian government would use resources from lifting the sanctions to fund terrorists. but as we saw on cnn, "wolf blitzer" she did. he was gambling that his own press secretary would not tell us that we should trust -- trust -- the iranian government because they would use -- quote -- "common sense" and use sanctions relief to help their economy and to help the iranian people. but he did. even though since we have seen no signs whatsoever previously that the iranian government cares actually about helping the iranian people and their horrific record on human rights has only worsened -- worsened -- in the recent years. and the president is gambling that he could use international pressure to convince people that he was on the right side of the issue along with russia and china. and that brings the deal to the united nations before the u.s. congress would somehow show congress that the deal was acceptable. another bad gamble. but it didn't work. the longer we have to study the deal, the worse t

you see susan rice behind the secret service agent who's behind the president. basically the foreign policy team apparatus for the united states. and for all the reasons we've been discussing, there is a little bit more suspense this year prior to the president's remarks. none of that would the president prefer. the suspense is because the u.s. is in a bit of a box on this topic we've been discussing on the middle east. ian bremer, is there a voice in the administration that we may here more loudly, more clearly than anyone else? is this a time for someone in particular to come forward and shine and write the speech of a lifetime? >> secretary cohen is right. there are a lot of people that feel like they've had successes recently, the soon to be signed transpacific partnership which is the most landmark trade deal we've seen in decades. that's a big win. again they have the cuba opening. there are things they can talk about. but the real question is the one you brought up in the opening which is, is american influence globally in decline. it is. and that doesn't

it seems to me that you would agree with national security advisers susan rice when she said that we should expect that some portion of the money from sanctions relief will go to the iranian military and could potentially be used, as you said will be used to fund more bad behavior and terrorist behavior in the region in spite of the state of their economy. >> thank you senator. i do agree with the premise of your question. i agree with the statement that you quote from former national security advisor rice. we have seen iran funds terrorism before the sanctions through the period, the toughest. necklace sanctions. we seldom found these groups are the iran-iraq war when their economy was in shambles and i expect we'll continue to see that. the question is whether we do about that and if my offices responsibilities along with our colleagues in the interagency and intelligence committee to ramp up our efforts to be able to go after those funding streams. the alternative so that i think is put out there doesn't make sense to me strategically, which is that we don't enter into a nuclear a

susan rice admitted that the funds will probably use for terrorism and bad behavior. the united states also has some hostages currently in iran. do you believe the u.s. could negotiate from a stronger position that could have result ed in a better deal for the hostages and benefits for iran? >> again, this deal is about iran's nuclear program. it's not about the regional ambitions. that said, there is also something to be said about the fact that e we keep hearing this idea that iran is going to spend all the money it's going to get to support terrorists. that is not true. first of all, the official budget of the country is not where the funds for supporting terrorists come from. that's not how it works. it's a a completely different fund and years of sanctions haven't changed anything to that. so we can put more sanctions, we can continue sitting at the tanl. it's not going to stop iran from funding hezbollah and other things. so that's number one. number two is that frankly iran has a lot on its plate right now. the economy is not doing too well. people expect some

listen to the national security advisor, susan rice, when she says we should expect that some portion of that money would go to the iranian mill tear and could potentially be used for all kinds of bad behavior we have seen in the region up until now. so let's listen to those words. they're clear. they're obvious. they're now -- so now think in term o-- in terms of percentages. is it going to be half? is it going to be a quarter? is it going to be 10%? is it going to be 1%? 1% of that money, $1.5 billion, doing what? fund hag mas. funding hezbollah. killing americans. let's listen and let's learn. now my friend from new york said this is definitely the policy of the united states. definitely. it's a fait accompli. there's no reason to have this discussion. it's all over in his world view. i don't buy it. i don't buy that for a second. i'm not going to lay down here and let the president of the united states run roughshod in this probably, let's think about it. is this just a bad idea, or is this the worst bill ever? the worst idea ever? and i think it wins the worst idea ever award. it

ambassador susan rice. use whatever my current e-mail address may be any time. fbi has clinton's server they're going through to resurrect data. one interesting note. this need for e-mail privacy seems to run in the family. chelsea sent an e-mail to her mother and included the line please do many not forward this without asking me first. this is what we all include in e-mails to our parents. >> thank you for that.stlatest, batch coming in e-mails. next batch coming. get ready for that. you have to wonder if hillary was aware this was happening, being dooeevious and dangerous not informed? was it dumb and devious? i can't wait to find out from dick cheney. he's coming up in ten minutes. >> along with the private server, this is not helping per the fact the court ordered monthly document dumps, releases. it's better for her campaign to get it all out right away. instead the judge said 7,000 at a time. first she got reprimanded because they weren't doing it. the other thing is clear, she has multiple addresses. she says just know this is from me. >> her team knows