On Tuesday’s airing of “The Charlie Rose Show,” National Security Adviser Susan Rice discussed the scheduled upcoming address from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to a joint session of Congress. According to Rice, the address injects politics into the U.S.-Israel relationship, which
National Security Advisor Susan Rice says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit next month to address congress is a mistake. She describes it as a partisan exercise that would damage the relationship that Israel has with the United States.
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox and Friends,” former top advisor to President George W. Bush, Karl Rove said the current national security advisor Susan Rice is “playing general ” by actually “picking targets” and micromanaging the military. Rove said,
Sunday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox News Sunday,” veteran journalist Bob Woodward said people in the military are complaining to him that the Obama administration has no strategy to defeat ISIS other then having people like Susan Rice “micromanage” military responses.
Friday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer said national security adviser Susan Rice was right when she said today that America’s foreign threat level is not “of the existential nature we confronted during World War II,”
Friday at the Brookings Institution, National Security Adviser Susan Rice downplayed the terrorism threats facing America. Rice said, “Too often what’s missing here in Washington is a sense of perspective. Yes, there is a lot going on. Still while the
National Security Advisor Susan Rice formally released President Barack Obama’s new National Security Strategy at the Brookings Institution on Friday, to mixed reviews. The document repeated many of the president’s controversial claims from recent days, such as that talks have “stopped the progress of Iran’s nuclear program.” One element of the strategy is already obsolete: it commits to “seek a stable Yemen” on the day Iranian-backed rebels have taken control of the country.
POLITICO Senior Staff Writer Glenn Thrush said that “time and time again” there was a “dissonance” between the White House and the Pentagon in a discussion on Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl on Tuesday’s “NOW with Alex Wagner” on MSNBC. “[There’s] this
