NewsMaxTV’s, America’s Forum had our managing editor, Javier Manjarres on the show along with Harry Reid’s former aide, Ari Rabin-Havt. The conversation was about Iowa and if President Obama is pushing Hillary Clinton too far.

Manjarres was in Iowa and he was asked who thought gave the best speech. His response was:

It was Ted Cruz who hit a grand slam if you would. Rick Perry did very well as well as Scott Walker…

He continued to say Republicans saw a changing of the guard. The old candidates were out and the new generation of candidates were emerging.

Rabin-Havt had a different opinion in regards to who he thought did the best at the convention. He said:

If I was looking at it from purely a political perspective the only one that I would absolutely worry about as a democrat, the only one that impressed me at all was actually Scott Walker.

Next they discussed if the president was pushing Hillary too far to the left with his State of the Union address.

Rabin-Havt responded:

The idea that the presidents State of the Union first off is too far to the left and second off that anyone could push Hillary Clinton anywhere is laughable.

Manjarres did not agree. He pointed out in Iowa, all of the candidates talked about Obama’s failing foreign policy.

Well, just about all of them pointed about president Obama refuses to call radical Islam what it is and they all did.

He went on to say the following about the president:

I think he is more in line and more in suit with trying to score points against Republicans then score points for Americans.

Check out the full segment below: