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. >> do you really think, mike, that iran will be affected in some way by a strike on syria and willhat really curtail iran's ambitions for nuclear weapons? >> no, it won't do the latter, martin. but i hope that iran will continue to recognize as i think it has for years, that if they go for a nuclear weapon blatantly, that we will take extremely severe measures perhaps including military force as an option to stop that. it's a preferable world to the one where iran kicks out the weapons inspectors and says we're going for the bomb and for president obama either to start a new war on a much greater scale than what's currently contemplated for syria or to allow the iranians to have a nuclear weapon. i don't want to give the iranians reason to think that this president has lost his commitment to words he's uttered previously. now, i take your point in the abstract, maybe chemicals are not the same as nuclear weapons. the latter are worse. >> right. >> i'm not sure we have a 100-year tradition of preventing chemical weapons use. we didn't do it in the 1980s when iraq used chemical weapo

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mike, if we don't do this soon, this mess in syria is going to lead to a conflict between israel and iran because the iranians have to believe that america is not serious about their nuclear program after the way we have allowed putin to lead us in to a blind canyon in syria. >> very strong stuff. stay with us. last wednesday marked a year since four americans were murdered in benghazi. senator graham is going to speak to the survivors about what happened that night. will we ever find out? i'll ask the senator when we come back. will we ever find out, i will ask the senator when i'd like to hear from you, go to my website mikehuckabee.com. tell me what you think on the leave feedback session or sign up for my facebook page an follow me on twitter. you can find link to that and more at mikebuck by.com. through. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. it's as much as you like, any way you like. try new soy wasabi grilled shrimp and more. only $15.99, offer ends soon. so come

iran yet. so it's hard to get overly excited about it. >> mike, going forward, though, if the iranians are serious about stopping their nuclear program, how do you make sure that they are taking in what president obama says transparent and verifiable actions? >> well, that's the $64,000 question. what's going to happen here is we're going to get to very detailed negotiations very quickly. and the iranians are going to -- the iranians are going to want to get as close as possible to a break out capacity as they can. and our experts and the israeli experts are going to be saying they're too close, the iranians are going to be saying that they're very far away and it's verifiable. we've got cameras in the facilities watching the centrifuges, we're monitoring all of the enriched material. and if our experts and the israeli experts think that what the iranians are demanding is too close to a break out potential that they're just a turn of the key away from a bomb, with all this enthusiasm it's going to be very difficult for the president to break away and say, you know what, i'm turning my back on that

we have a responsibility to pursue diplomacy and we have a unique opportunity to mike progress with a new leadership in iranpresident rowhani my deep respect for the iranian people. as i said before, this comes on the same day that we can accomplish a major diplomatic breakthrough on syria. as the united nations security council will vote on a resolution that would require the assad regime to put its chemical weapons under international control so they can ultimately be destroyed. this binding resolution will ensure that the assad regime must keep its commitments or face consequences. we'll have to be vigilant for following through but we'll have to demonstrate how diplomacy can allow us to secure our country and pursue a better world. now, america's security and leadership don't just depend on our military strength or our alliances or diplomacy. first and foremost, america's strength depends on a strong economy. where our middle class is growing and everyone who works hard has a chance to get ahead. let me say a few words about the situation that's developed over the past few weeks on capitol hill. here at

mike -- to make plutonium. there's a lot of questions and a lot of evidence that iran did seek nuclear weapons. the u.s.elligence community, was judged with high confidence that prior to 2004, that iran had a nuclear weapons program. that is shared by britain, france and germany and israel, the international atomic agency has additional evidence suggesting that iran's work on the weapons continued after 2000 and three, so, there's evidence that iran has worked a great deal on nuclear weapons and that it -- when it says it never did, it is simply not telling the truth. there's a lot of suspicion that they will try to do it again in the future. >> is this the window of time for them? >> i think there's time for diplomacy, but, iran has to stop increasing its capabilities, particularly the number of gas centrifuges, it's installing them at a rapid rate and at some point next year, at issis is, we have assessed that by mid 2014, they would reach appear capability, if not stopped, they could break out and make enough weapon-grade uranium for a bomb and it likely would not be detected by the inspectors or wes

iran get a nuclear weapon. i think it's unnerved a lot of people. i think that mike rogers this morning, the chairman, republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, urged us all to take a step back and say, look, whatever mistakes in the leadup to where we are now, the question now is what is america going to do about this? american credibility is on the line. we saw secretary kerry, who was really humiliated by his own president, come out this morning with new evidence that there is sarin signatures on the chemical substances that were used. they're going to make a full-court press to get congressional approval for what the president says he wants to do and says that he's willing to do, even without congressional authorization. so we've now had a shift. a the debate comes back home. the president will have to try and convince a very skeptical congress this is the right thing to do. >> we're almost out of time. in 1988 when saddam gassed the curds, the reagan administration didn't do this much. there was operation southern watch. what do you think will hap

mike viqueira on capitol hill. thank you. president obama spoke with iran's president, hassan rouhani. it was the first time president obamas from the two countries spoke in decades. here's what mr. obama had to say afterwards? >> obama: just now he spoke on the phone with hassan rouhani, the president of iran. we discussed reaching an agreement over iran's nuclear program. i reiterated to president rouhani what i said in new york. while there will surely be important obstacles to moving forward, and success is by no means guaranteed, i believe we can reach a comprehensive inclusion. >> john terrett joins us from the united nations. the president spoke about iran and syria today. what is the next step forward for iran? >> reporter: let's start with that telephone call? who knew? there was no handshake on tuesday. but apparently what happened behind-the-scenes president rouhani spoke on the telephone before he left new york. that's exactly what happened today. i understand that the call lasted for about 15 minutes. president obama congratulated president rouhani on his election victory

don't what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines comes a report on. iran's new president appeals for a world without nuclear weapons and calls on israel to join the nonproliferation treaty. accord in russia's northwest for mansbridge disciplines in a green peace protest in custody for two months in the town after the group stormed into oil drilling platform in the arctic last week plus. greek police tear gas an angry mob trying to storm the offices of the far right golden dawn party as the ideological rift in the debt ridden country deepens. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program now a high level conference in a worldwide nuclear disarmament and that's the proposal from iran's new president at the un general assembly has on rouhani also took the chance to call israel to declare its alleged weapons of mass destruction was across lives over spawn remember for more on this well how do you know what's this and unexpected proposal from an iranian president and how did it go down. an unexpected a proposal and an unexpe

iran's president yesterday after his chat with president obama. i think we have that tweet there. do we have the tweet? there it is right there. this was the tweet from mike president. it's a little tough for me to see. after historic phone conversation with barack obama, president rowhani in plane about to depart for tehran. do you see, first of all, any irony that you have the president of iran tweeting when most people in the country right now don't have access to twitter, don't have access to social media? >> of course that is ironic. i think actually that's one of the reasons why this kind of outreach is something we need to do or president obama certainly feels it's something we need to do. the more you engage with these kinds of regimes that are oppressive at home and encourage them to loosen up and adopt the kind of diplomemocratic policie freedom of the press we all want to see, it's a good thing. >> first time the leader of this country and that country have spoken since 1979. it is, by all accounts, a significant achievement or are we reading too much into it, amy holmes? >> i think you have to look at what preceded it. that was president obama

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mike viqueira. let's take a quick break. you're watching al jazeera america. we're back in a moment. s2úq@eñsx >>> u.s. and iranan nuclear diplomacy is center stage at the white house today. president obama and prime minister netanyahu met earlier. both leaders said they were committed to upholding sanctions against iran. >> our hope is that we can resolve this diplomatically, but as president of the united states, identify said before and i will repeat that we take no options off the table including military options in terms of making sure we do not have a nuclear weapons in iran and we can stabilize the region and potential threaten the united states of america. >> john is at the white house for us. john, we heard strong warnings from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on iran before the meeting, and it carried over into that meeting, didn't it? >> reporter: it sure did. he appeared to come with two time lines. if not a time line to actually attack iran's nuclear facilities, but certainly a time line to cut off diplomatic negotiations between washington and tehran in the event the iranians go back on p

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. >> can i move, mike, in the short time we have left, to the issue of iran. with the security council and germany, and its newly elected president has signaled a willingness to talk nuclear disarmament. do you see any grounds for optimism, or do you think we should treat rowhani as a slightly quieter and perhaps better behaved version of ahmadinejad? >> well, i see plenty of reason for hopefulness. i'm not sure i go quite so far as optimism. i think we have to keep our guard up and recognize there is no deal until there is a deal. and we're not even talking about specifics yet. the good news is that rowhani does seem to have a mandate from the iranian people to oh change iran's role in the world and also lift these sanctions, whatever it takes to let their economy get going again. and president obama clearly doesn't really want to strike the iranian nuclear facilities militarily and there is a reasonable range of compromise outcomes here in terms of how many centrifuges iran would get to keep, how many inspectors would be on iranian soil for the u.n., iaea, a

mike fwe don't do this soon, this mess in syria will lead to a conflict between israel and iran. the iranians have to believe that america is not serious about the nuclear program after the way putin has led us in a blipped canyon in syria. >> strong stuff. stay with us. last wednesday marked a year since four americans were murdered in benghazi. and senator graham will speak to the survivors about what happen that night. will we ever find out, i will ask the senator when we come back. >> i would like to hear from you. go to my web site mikehuckabee.com and tell me what you think. and sign up for my facebook page and follow me on (applause) >> on wednesday, state department spokes person faced tough questioning from a p reporter matt lee on request for house oversight and chairman darril issa, to make the survivors of benghazi attacks available for questioning by congress. >> do you see the contradiction here? when he complaining that you are not making people available to him and you say that is not thorough. you are and then you say people are not being made available, that is

mike emmanuel thanks etch have. thanks etch have. >>> growing concern about benjamin netanyahu meeting with president obama at the white house where he ispected ts fears of a nuclear iran. james rosen has more from washington. >> greetings where conservatives are expressing profound skepticism about iran and the motives and the white house is too. in the historic phone call president obama told iranian president and they believe iran has a right to peaceful nuclear energy. he urged rouhani to comply with international law. on thursday the top diplomats from the five u.n. security council states, germany and iran, met in new york and that was a first since 1979. the iranian diplomat who attended the session responded to comments from secretary of state john kerry who urminged iran to open -- who urged iran to open up the closed facilities and stop then itch ared level. >> secretary kerry does not want to dictate what we should or should not do. >> he claimed the iranians have never been pursuing a nuclear weapon and tweeted lyndsay graham of south carolina. also on sunday, president obama 's top national security aid discussed the prospects for the eventual normalizatio

mike fwe don't do this soon, this mess in syria will lead to a conflict between israel and iran. the iranians have to believe that america is not serious about the nuclear program after the way putin has led us in a blipped canyon in syria. >> strong stuff. stay with us. last wednesday marked a year since four americans were murdered in benghazi. and senator graham will speak to the survivors about what happen that night. will we ever find out, i will ask the senator when we come back. >> i would like to hear from you. go to my web site mikehuckabee.com and tell me what you think. and sign up for my facebook page and follow me on man: sometimes it's like we're still in college. but with a mortgage. and the furniture's a lot nicer. and suddenly, the most important person in my life is someone i haven't even met yet. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. as you plan your next step, we'll help you get there. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dolla

happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. continues here in r.t. iran's new president hassan rouhani has reached out to barack obama through an article in the washington post urging him to join hands and work together towards a peaceful middle east it's the latest in the recent a ray of steps taken by turan to fall the current icy relations with washington but this is likely to become a thorny path for the country's lets some of the why is how the tensions have been building up over the past it all started over a decade ago george bush labeled iran an axis of evil allowing a cia report claiming tehran had one of the most active nuclear programs in the world three years later the white house started making its first threats that the us was considering an attack in two thousand and eight bush went as far as accusing iran of being the world's biggest sponsor of terrorism and urging the global community to confront the danger before it's too late two years later the u.s. joined with israel in launching a cyber attack in a bid to derail its nuclear program and

iran yet. so it's hard to get overly excited about it. >> yeah. mike, going forward, though, if the iranians are serious about stopping their nuclear program, how do you make sure that they are taking what president obama says transparent and verifiable actions? >> well, that's the $64,000 question. we're -- what's going to happen here is we're going to get to very detailed negotiations very quickly. and the iranians are going to want to get as close as possible to a breakout capacity as -- as they can. and our experts and the israeli experts are going to be saying they're too close, the iranians are going to be saying that they're very far away, and it's verifiable. we've got cameras in the facilities, watching the centrifuges. we're monitoring all of the -- all of the enriched material. and it -- if our experts and the israeli expert think that what the iranians are demanding is too close to a breakout potential, that they're just a turn of a key away from a bomb, with all this enthusiasm, it's going to be very difficult for the president to break aw

. >> the leaders of 20 of the world's leading economies are in iran for thrussia for the g-20 t putin and yo obama and have all eyes. mikeis there any hope of the white house and the kremlin finding some common ground here? >> after days of acrimony they were face to face, vladimir putin greeting president obama outside of the set iting of this year's g-20. the two men disagree over syria, the issue that has consumed the summit. even pope francis weighed in warning what he called the futile pursuit of a military solution. aboubut mr. obama is pressing a, and meeting here with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. >> i think our joint recognition a the use of chemical weapons should be addressed. >> even u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon weighed in. >> reporter: china joining russia in blocking action at the u.n. while not quite going along, president obama searches for support, making again what was a hard sell for the president in russia even harder. the president has been calling back home to washington, calling members of congress to try to lobby them. the president has canceled a planned trip to california next week a

mike fwe don't do this soon, this mess in syria will lead to a conflict between israel and iran. the iranians have to believe that america is not serious about the nuclear program after the way putin has led us in a blipped canyon in syria. >> strong stuff. stay with us. last wednesday marked a year since four americans were murdered in benghazi. and senator graham will speak to the survivors about what happen that night. will we ever find out, i will ask the senator when we come back. >> i would like to hear from you. go to my web site mikehuckabee.com and tell me what you think. and sign up for my facebook page and sign up for my facebook page and follow me on 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

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happening to the global economy with mike's cars or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our. this is the welcome bond iran's recently elected as president has offered to receive talks between the syrian government and the opposition has some reality address the western world in editorial for the washington post calling on countries to focus on the future and not past frosty relations the apparent regine is who runs a new leader to engage has given hope for a somewhere in relations with washington but that's not an easy goal to achieve and let's now take a look at the tensions between the two in the past decade or so a year after the end after the cia accused iran of having one of the world's most active nuclear program bush w. bush named iran in his infamous axis of evil causing outrage into iran in two thousand and five came the first of several statements and which bush hinted of the possibility of using force them three years later president bush described iran as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism saying action was needed before it's too late in twenty ten the you are sunnis are all stepped

mike has been able to make it on occasions because we have no idea how this will play out. the sectarian lines are incredibly complex. putin has a strange set of alliances in the region. with iran, israel, and assad- syria. it is because they are not in his view proselytizing sunni regimes, and he does not want to be put on the sectarian conflict either. he is looking to israel and others. putin would like to see everything back the way it was before, the nice strongmen who were keeping everybody behind closed doors. this is the mess we're in now, and the problem is nobody knows how we are going to sort it all out. as we look back in 1914, maybe we should have a screening of "lawrence of arabia," but it would show us that what we are dealing with today. >> another round of questions, we will begin in the second row, and then work back. >> thanks very much. we were talking a lot about the justification and the strategic frame in the context of the american attack, prospective attack. my question is about the aftermath. bruce mentioned the lack of a syrian response to the attack on the nuclear reactor -- what is the most likely response from syria and hezbollah? are we to expect

move forward knowing that iran is seen as haven for terrorists who hate the u.s.? >> i agree with everything that mike said but i am a supporter of the president. not on everything but most things. trust but verify is what ronald reagan said. with open arms, go in and welcome the new attitude. which is supposedly done with the blessing of the clairics who are -- clerics who pull the strings in iran. irain has a reason to be suspicious of us. we overthrow the regime in 19453 to install the shaw. we did more damage to their country than to ours. >> it seems that this has to be a time, guys where we try to drop partisanship. people instinctively will say no, no, no. whatever obama does is wrong on this. this is too complicated. the stakes are too high, alan. you know to play that partisan game right now. i'm trying to be open minded to say listen to what the guy is saying. let's face it, uma, the iranian president, rouhani does this at his own peril to make the overtures to peace. look at the hassle he is getting at home when he returned. >> uma: no doubt about it. of course, we are happy to see that the

global economy with mike's culture for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. he's continues here in r.t. the u.s. is cautiously moving towards iran which has offered to discuss its controversial nuclear program the white house has said it is ready to talk as long as is willing to prove its atomic ambitions are strictly limited to civilian use historian and investigative journalist gareth porter explain to me why the international community is so hopeful about rouhani wells. brawny is different and his history with the nuclear issue in iran is really quite clear there's a very dramatic story here that i have been researching for my own book on the iranian nuclear program what i call the nuclear scare. because when when he took over as the person in charge of the nuclear issue the policy as well as the go she ations for the supreme leader in two thousand and three it was a situation where the iranian policy really did have some ambiguity about it when rouhani came in in two thousand and three to that position of coordinator he immediately took action which ended. sent a circular route saying that all research that had to do with th

mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. seventeen minutes past the hour the u.s. willing to revive its diplomatic relations with iran but only if the islamic republic proves that its nuclear program is strictly civilian and a statement released by the white house washington didn't rule out the possibility that the two countries' leaders could meet on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly next week historian an investigative journalist gareth porter though says that it's yet to be seen if the u.s. is ready to move towards diplomacy. when president obama was first elected he was committed to a very far reaching diplomatic engagement with iran but we know now that in fact his policy was much different from what it was being presented to the world's people at that time and in fact he was not committed to trying to reach a agreement with iran in the short run he was putting off any serious diplomatic engagement so i think it's very difficult to say on the basis of statements issued by the white house at this point whether there is going to be or has been a shift in u.s. diplomacy toward really being willing to make

iran understands this. there is no way that the prime minister can be that past saturday >> mike morrell, acting director ofrlier this year doesn't necessarily share your confidence and optimism. he tells foreign policy magazine i think this is the syrians playing for time. i do not believe that they would seriously consider giving up their chemical weapons. so obviously leading the cia until six months ago and you disagree with him? >> i disagree. syria signed or asked to sign the chemical weapons convention and syria is in a box. it can't use chemical weapons at this point. i don't think any way possible. by saturday russia has to explain as far as i know why this deal didn't going through. if we're not in the box, they're in the box and will be the target of an attack. i don't see this. i also see, i think john kerry should be nominated for saint hood, and i think he is following rahm emanuel's playbook, no crisis should go to waste and with this going on with some overtures now with at least some reason for optimism in the peace process, all the puzzle pleases are moving and all the players are seeing a

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