bill richardson joins us next on politicking with larry king. of the addition of politicking with larry king having news about syria and the united states this week and joining me from santa fe new mexico is the former united states ambassador to the u.n. an old friend bill richardson he's also the former governor of new mexico and a former congressman and a former energy secretary under bill clinton he's held so many government post thank you for joining me governor we really appreciate this thank you larry it's great that you're back and by the way i can't keep a job that's why i have all those jobs. and i let's get right at it now would i do you assess the president's speech. it was a good strong speech he focused on the need to have the military option on the table he focused on the diplomatic solution he was strong his comments were heartfelt and he basically took a gamble with seeing what the russians and the syrians have to offer. i think you want to try a diplomatic solution and at the same time postponing a vote in the congress this wou

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bill richardson joins us next on politicking with larry king. other addition of politicking with larry king have a news about syria and the united states this week and joining me from santa fe new mexico is the former united states ambassador to the u.n. an old friend bill richardson he's also the former governor of new mexico and a former congressman and a former energy secretary under bill clinton he's held so many government posts.

bill richardson after this. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images cloaked world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day . hold it. hold it. clint please. goodspeed. her. will. look. a little bit. better a little. secretary kerry's comments describing the military tag he's quote is unbelievably small it was at a bad choice of words. no i think what he was trying to it's larry is that it was a pinprick military strike very narrowly defined to bring damage to the weapon sites to help the rebels to hit the command and control sites the emphasis was that this is a very strategic strike it's not boots on the ground it's not massive weapons transfers you know maybe he should have used a different word but i think that was the intent you know that the new yorker if you just out in the lead article is a statement of it a kind of threw me i want you to read react to it the writer said there's almost a feeling of the hell with it all this is the middle east this is syria it's a tragedy what's happening

bill richardson joins us next on politicking with larry king. i heard this in a politicking with larry king having news about syria and the united states this week and joining me from santa fe new mexico is the former united states ambassador to the u.n. an old friend bill richardson he's also the former governor of new mexico and a former congressman and a former energy secretary under bill clinton he's held so many government post thank you for joining me governor we really appreciate this thank you larry it's great that you're back and by the way i can't keep a job that's why i have all those jobs. let's get right at it and i would i do you assess the president's speech. it was a good strong speech he focused on the need to have the military option on the table he focused on the diplomatic solution he was strong his comments were heartfelt and he basically took a gamble with seeing what the russians and the syrians have to offer. i think you want to try a diplomatic solution and at the same time postponing a vote in the congress this would ha

bill richardson joins us next on politicking with larry king. i. i heard this in a politicking with larry king having news about syria and the united states this week and joining me from santa fe new mexico is the former united states ambassador to the u.n. an old friend bill richardson he's also the former governor of new mexico and a former congressman and a former energy secretary under bill clinton he's held so many government post thank you for joining me governor we really appreciate this thank you larry it's great that you're back and by the way i can't keep a job that's why i have all those jobs. and i let's get right.

here is the problem, bill richardson, who do we believe? you have president obama, you have assad saying it was not me, you have them saying no, definitely was not assad, it may have been the rebels, is there incontrovertible evidence that says it was definitely assad that ordered this chemical attack? >> yes, i believe there is incontrovertible evidence. our intelligence agencies, which i trust, assad and his people have used these weapons. look, assad recently has admitted that he had chemical weapons when in the past, in the last few days, he says they didn't exist. there is a credibility gap. but i think this is the time to rally around as a country, forget the politics, forget what happened. i think the president, in my judgment, i disagree with senator santorum, has shown leadership. he is prepared to use military force. a surgical strike at a time when the american people are war-weary. he says it is in our national security interest. i believe him, it is few human rights establishing international war crimes are a reason to take suc

joining me now is former governor, bill richardson and former ambassador to the united nations. certainly a big week with the u.n. and cgi going on but let's talk about how risky it would have been for rouhani to be seen with the president of the united states and those images to translate back into iran. what do you think? what do you make? >> well, the atmospherics between the two are a lot better, the rhetoric is better, but the deeds are not there yet. what i suspect happened is the religious clerics said to rouhani, hey, don't overdo this reengagement. be careful about a handshake. be careful about appearing to send symbolism and new diplomacy, so play it cool. now, on the other hand, the atmospherics, as i said, are still better. you know, in the past ahmadinejad went after israel, there's no holocaust, went after the u.s., it's the devil. the two presidents this their talks were more conciliatory. >> so things may have warmed and diplomacy, certainly images matter but words matter too. i just want to play for everything in the speech yesterday that rouhani did criticize t

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i'll read you, if i can, first of all, bill richardson what he says about american exceptionalism. i would rather disagree on a piece he made, stating the united states policy is what makes america different. it's what makes us exceptional. putin says it's extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional whatever the motivation there are big countries, small countries, rich and poor, those with long democratic situations. their policies differ, too. we're all different and when we ask for lord's blessings, we must not forget god created us equal. tough piece here. what do you make of it? >> well, putin is playing games. he's playing to the congress, to the american people in a way he's in the driver's seat but, you know, it also a product this president obama and president putin have bad chemistry and i think putin is playing a dangerous game. here is a guy that lately has gone after gay people. he's muffled the press. he's jailed the opposition. his old kgb self is coming forth but the united states and russia need to work together to rid ourselves of these

ambassador bill richardson and democratic congressman emanuel cleaver from missouri. thank you both for joining me tonight. >> good to be with you reverend. >> thank you, reverend. >> ambassador, you favored a military strike on syria. obviously, a lot has changed no the last 48 hours. where are you now? >> well, i'm supporting the president. i think it's important that we explore this diplomatic initiative. i'm very skeptical of the russians, the iranians. i'm skeptical of a potential solution, but i think it needs to be explored. now what i'd like to see is a strong effort in the security council that is in addition to taking the weapons away from the syrians, a cease-fire. i think what is also needed is talks leading to a political settlement, some kind of arms embargo. let's go a little further, reverend. i think the president has put us in a position now where the syrians and the russians for some reason wanted a pause. they've thrown diplomacy out. so i think it's a very, very sensitive period. but let the administration pursue these negotiations. i'm skeptical.

rick santorum and bill richardson and dean on the left and tom on the right, why the president needs to heeds the lessons of iraq and my prime team interview with dianna nyad. >>> we begin with the big story tonight, syria, the talks in geneva and how the white house handled the crisis. joining me is chief congressional correspondent, dana bash. this is a bit of a mess for president obama. now you have vladimir putin taking over "the new york times" pages to give the latest mission statement to the american people. >> it is really remarkable. just when you think the story can't change any more and get any more, frankly, sometimes weird, it has the. the idea that vladimir putin wrote in the new york times is fascinating because he knows how to get to the american people, but the idea of petting something like that really, and the substance of what he's saying really does hit home to the american people how difficult it is going to be for john kerry to go on this trip where he's heading right now to meet with his russian counter part to find common ground because at it's core, what his

ambassador, bill richardson on the line from new mexico. north koreans sending steam signals, as he said. >> doesn't know what they're up to right now. >>> u.s.-supplied weapons in the hands of syrian rebels. account u.s. be sure those weapons will not fall into the wrong hands? more on the crisis in syria straight ahead. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, visio

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ambassador to the u.n., bill richardson. thank you so much for your time. you said in a recent interview there needs to be acoalition of willing for a military strike against syria. what would you like to see from the u.n. in its effort to avoid a strike? >> well, i think the u.n. is basically out of it because what you have is the russians prepared to veet to anything within the u.n. security council. military authorization, by the way i think the russians have a new diversionary tactic with syria that they'll somehow remove the weapons from syria. i don't believe that's viable. >> let me pause you there because that is the development, breaking news is that russia says they will destroy them to avert a u.s. strike. syria quickly today welcomed this call from russia. why do you believe this is not a reasonable conclusion to this -- some reasonable movement, i should say? >> because i don't think russia is serious. i don't think they are sincere. i don't think syria is sincere. russia has provided a bunch of diversionary tactics at the security council. the

ambassador, all of a sudden come in and veto unexpectedly. >> bill richardson, he's pretty happy though with both of these key issues right now. syria's chemical weapons. what's going on as far as the overtures from iran. we'll see what happens. governor, thanks as usual for coming in. >> thank you wolf. >> the effort to undo obama care is now the focus of the fights we're seeing on capitol hill. up next, the republican congresswoman, michele bachmann, she is here. we're going to discuss what's going on. her effort to scrap the law and a lot more. stay with us. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts

bill richardson joins us next on politicking with larry king. i. i never did you know politicking with larry king having news about syria and the united states this week and joining me from santa fe new mexico is the former united states ambassador to the u.n. an old friend bill richardson he's also the former governor of new mexico and a former congressman and a former energy secretary under bill clinton he's held so many go.

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in 2008 bill richardson became the first latino to run for president. that same year, president obama appointed the first latino labor secretary. she was succeeded this year by thomas perez. as the name barack hussein obama never changed the presidency, so too do the names of cruz and ma mere rez hold true to shape or heritage. with me onset here al madrigal, activist host and executive producer of tonight's event, eva longoria and still with us, maria theresa kumar and janet murguia. eva and al, a great show. i laughed, i cried. >> ted cruz, canadian first. no one is going to claim ted cruz. >> you are speaking on behalf of the his spannic community rejecting ted cruz. >> that's me. this has nothing to do with nclr. >> some people voted for him in texas. >> you get to say yes or no at the end of the day because you are a texan. i want to talk to you about how culture is ahead of politics. how do you think culture has been ahead of or behind latino culture and the power of latinos in politics. >> i think pop culture really influence what is the public v

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joining us now, bill richardson to the united nations. the former natuo supreme ally commander. what a risky gamble he took. throwing it to congress, for authorization. you served in congress, you think it's a slam dunk he will get the house of representatives to authorize the use of military force in. >> well, no, it is a political gamble, i believe in the end he will win. this is an issue of american credibility. the danger is, the coalition of progressive democrats and anti-war and tea party republicans and those that will take a bapartisan vote might hu the effort in the house. in the end i think the house will come through, i would start with a strong effort in the senate. i think it will be close in the senate. it should move forward. >> should the president have gone this legislative route or should he have just done it without congressional authorization. >> well, i commend him for going this route, i think he's going to need the congress on issues like immigration, like climate change, like energy like on budget and sequester. so i think what he wants to do is send a me

and bill richardson looks at the possible replacements for federal reserve chair ben bernanke, whose term ends in january of 2014. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next on c-span2, a senate judiciary committee hearing examining the and federal marijuana laws. after that, the american constitution society from law and policy. previewing the case is expected before the high court this time. and later, the american institute of certified public accountants. look at the economy and housing market. >> tuesday on c-span3. steny hoyer of maryland is the guest at the political playbook practice but that's where he will be interviewed by ben white about the continuing resolution and the federal debt ceiling and other issues facing congress. that is live at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> c-span studentcam video competition is underway. this year we are doubling the number of winners in prize money. create a five to seven minute documentary on the most important issue that you think congress should consider in 2014. entries should include c-span video, varying points of vi