claim: says hillary clinton called barack obama "naive" for saying he was would "sit down and talk to the iranians" during the 2008 democratic primary.
author: bernie sanders
evidence_1: jan 17, 2016 ... recent positive developments in the united states' relationship with iran proves  that president barack obama was right, and hillary clinton was wrong, said  democratic presidential candidate sen. bernie sanders. on jan. 17, 2016,  obama announced that iran released several american prisoners, among ...
evidence_2: apr 21, 2016 ... throughout her career she has displayed instincts on foreign policy that are more  aggressive than those of president obama — and most democrats. ... in talking  with reporters, clinton displays more warmth than obama does, though there's  less of an expectation that she might say something revealing.
evidence_3: jan 18, 2016 ... "if you think back to 2007 during the campaign in which secretary clinton ran  against barack obama, she was critical of him," sanders said. "a question was  asked to obama that said, 'would you sit down and talk to the iranians?' and he  said, 'yeah, i would.' … secretary clinton, i think, called him naive.
evidence_4: oct 13, 2008 ... for mccain, a history buff who loves to talk about america's glorious military and  diplomatic triumphs, the question has been whether he would be viewed ... so,  although it is accurate to say that barack obama's foreign-policy team is led by  people who served in the clinton administration, this formulation ...
evidence_5: mccain's campaign tried to paint obama as a naive, inexperienced political  lightweight who would sit down with the leaders of anti-american regimes in  cuba, iran, and venezuela without preconditions, claimed that he was merely a  celebrity with little substance (airing an ad comparing obama to britney spears  and paris ...