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now you see the same thing happening, the alliance created against the iranian mullahs. very different approach than backing up 150 billion in cash and other currencies and cargo planes. >> yeah, sean, i think one of trump's assets has been his unpaid debility. you can chalk that up to whatever you want. the left-leaning hacks and the media have been taking pot shots at trump and his foreign policy forever. sebastian is right. they mocked him over his approach to nato until these country started making larger commitments to nato. they mocked him over his approach to north korea. oh, he's going to get us into nuclear war. now they north koreans are coming to the table with at least talks. i don't want to oversell it, for denuclearization. you can't deny the fact, sean, that his relationship with china, the economic pressure he put on china due to his terror threat, probably had some thing to do with it. honestly, it is sad as an american to watch the media, not all of them. there are a few of come around a little bit on this but most of them just continue to mock this guy

but you never know with the mullahs. they are more dangerous and al qaeda. jesse jesse: president obama hand them boat loads of cash. and president trump hive kaight on whether he'll renew the iran deal. they are having to give out subsidies to people because there will be unrest. let's get back to the strikes. we don't want to see this happen again. dunford, who i thought was fantastic, said this about a set back for syria. >> last year we conducted unilateral trike on a sing the site. this evening we conducted strikessen two allies on multiple strikes that will result in a degradation of syria's ability to research and employ chemical weapons. it will result in a setback for the syrian regime. jesse: this is more than a deterrent strike. you send a message, morally we are not going to accept this. but this was a degradation strike. they were hitting research and development facility, chemical and buy lodg -- and biological . >> we hitter part of the puzzle. we hit the research capacity and the chemical storage facility. we hit the weapons storage facility

a free market university in water mullah and it is a magic guatemalar mullah -- and it is a magical place. theso would like to thank dozens of other sponsors that make this possible. i appreciate you all being here. a criticale to post question. how effective are we, really? how effective are we when hundreds of universities, the supposed bastions of learning, become places where dissenting thought is unwelcome. how effective are we when universities become places where someone's feelings displace rational thought? how effective are we when universities shun other opinions? now, what has led to this? the liberty movement. the answer is the left has gone insane. complainingakes are and they cannot handle the truth. are white,ther hand righteous, and sane. evil.hers are malicious, that is a terribly convenient explanation. i see a lot of blame being passed around. for instance, if you look at the headlines they say --has the left gone insane? a nation of snowflakes and the left is anti-intellectual. maybe these headlines have a kernel of truth to them. the fact that we are not using free sp

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narrow whoave mullah is running for senate.ost: do you think washington understands these concerns? caller: no. no. , we have not benefited from the donald trump tax thing because new york is so overly-taxed. we pay for everything we do. i have a home that i built and live in. i have to get out of new york. i have inherited a small family farm that right now is nothing but a tax burden on me because i'm trying to save it. i wanted to live on the farm. i sold my house. homes, realreclosed estate is booming but it is only people who walked out the door. host: were you a trump motor -- voter? caller: yes, i was. host: staying in new york, dan. caller: thank you for taking my call. the last caller hit it on the head. here right, i own a farm and i had my assessment reassessed a few months ago and they had it almost $800,000. i talked to a local realtor and said what could i get for my farmland per acre? they said $2500 an acre, half of what it was assessed for the -- assessed for. they talk about the subsidies, but the government p

going to have to get more out of kim jong-un than barack obama and john kerry got out of the iranian mullahs and the iranian shipped 97% of their fuel out of the country. if there was 97% of north korean fuel being shipped out of the country and all of its weapons -- the iranians didn't have weapons yet -- t there wou be celebrations in the streets out here so the president is setting a very high bar for himself. >> and yet to play devil's advocate, if he did get to denuclearization it would be a much bigger deal precisely because iran didn't have nuclear weapons. this would be a big deal. >> and like david said, the verification protocol would have to be far more intrusive but in south korea, especially in japan sure we can imagine a scenario in which kim jong-un might be willing to cap or limit some parts of its programs but that does not solve the problem. that just means they can keep their weapons and still be a threat to south korea and japan so south koreans in particular were not happy to hear secretary designate pompeo in his tearing mention that the problem is the icbm and emphasiz

not just that they don't get anything to eat, but not only are they not eating, but the mullahs art eating the very best, living life of luxury. they want to change that world. -- the mullahs are eating the very best, living the living lives of luxury -- living lives of luxury. totalitarian systems fail. tyranny is the most unstable form of government. intellectuals to live in it, they think it is wonderful that -- thomas on top friedman has actually written this, that tyranny is wonderful, in the face of all human history . to change thet regime, support iranian people, support the release of political visitors. talk to them. so far as i know, and iran is a very hard country to know, easy to be wrong -- so far as i know, have not talked to the leaders of the iranian domestic opposition movement, 2003 we have not talked to them. and awas an uprising, communication which nobody ever talks about, or they communicated with obama and tried to answer his questions about what was going on in a run. then when the clamps down -- what was going on in iran. then, when the clampdown started, contact

semblance of hope that seems to be rising above the usual political divisions mohammed atta and a mullah in the occupied west bank. president lula da silva is expected to hand over to police later on saturday and his twelve year prison sentence for corruption at all is our. dad line that was set by the investigating judge and reports. his many supporters defied the oath or it is for as long as they could hear the metal workers union headquarters in sao paolo he missed the deadline to hand him self into the authorities he and his supporters maintaining his innocence of the corruption charges leveled against them. here we are here we are with the world looking at us everyone is accompanying us closely closely monitoring the situation that threatens our democracy. but lose options of run out the legal team is exhausted all appeals he will attend the ceremony to mark the birthday of his late wife and more trouble for the southern city of. a special jail cell awaits him to brazil is a country very much divided with many here believing that justice will only be done if his twelve year is a one

on the mullah probe, have you concluded it's not worth the follow-up to remove either special counsel molar or deputy general rosenstein? did thee minister abe, president ask you to provide more funding for u.s. troops in japan? and what agreement did you reach in florida on buying more military equipment from the u.s. ? president trump: jennifer, i can say this, that there was no collusion, and that was so found by the house intelligence committee. there was no collusion with russia, other than by the democrats, or as i call them, the obstructionists because they truly are obstructionists, so we are getting tremendous amounts of paper. this was really a hoax created largely by the democrats as a way of softening the blow of a loss, which is a loss that, frankly, they should not have had from the standpoint that it's very easy for them to have a tremendous advantage in the electoral college, and this is what it is, and this is where it came from. you look at the kind of money that was paid. probably some went to russia. you look at podesta having a company in russia. you look at the f

if it's north korea, the mullahs in iran they want to know and empathize and know their points of viewnd talk about root causes. but when it comes to their fellow republicans, and trump voters they don't want to hear. this is a famous director. he did county avengers." he actually had to delight. he says donald trump is killing this country. some of it quickly, some slowly. but he spoils and destroys everything he touches. he emboldens monsters wield can guns or just smug double speak. or russia. my hate and sadness are exhausting. die, don, just quietly die. that's just a word salad, michelle. can you imagine if a conservative film director said something like that about obama? >> we know what would happen. these double standards existed far beyond the obama administration. there are a couple things going on here. the shield of immunity with which so many of these hateful liberals who wish death on donald trump and his entire family. all conservatives and republicans in public life, i have been subject to it for 25 years and so have you. as you have gotten more prominent as well, jess

the to me means campaign released the footage to the media at a news conference on monday in the mullah in the occupied west bank her father says israel decided to make an example of his seventeen year old daughter in order to discourage palestinian children from resisting the occupation again alluded to guess that i had that they wanted to break our head to break her as the symbol she represents in front of her generation. to me was arrested in december after this video of her slapping and hitting two israeli soldiers outside of her house in the village of went viral. her younger cousin had been shot in the head by the israelis with a rubber coated steel bullets during protests against settlement expansion in the area her case drew international criticism and to me became a hero to many palestinians israeli officials have defended to me as arrest saying they're protecting their soldiers and stopping what they call the incitement of violence last month to me agreed to a plea deal with israeli prosecutors to avoid more serious charges that could have led to her being imprisoned for years

semblance of hope that seems to be rising above the usual political divisions mohammed atta and a mullah in the occupied west bank. meanwhile pro palestinian protesters have gathered in london demanding the u.k. government condemn israel's actions they've also called for an end to the siege on gaza organizers say other supporting events will be held in major british cities. now dozens of civilians including children have been killed in syrian government their stripes in the rebel held city of duma syrian civil defense says it's unable to reach people under the rubble because of ongoing heavy shelling the government defended the attack on due west saying it was in response to rebels killing civilians in neighboring damascus bellis. the skies over duma had been quiet for two weeks until friday residents counted more than fifty is strikes and say twenty barrel bombs were dropped on the city. it continued through dusk and into saturday. syrian state you said the assault was in retaliation for jaish al islam or the army of islam shelling residential areas of neighboring damascus it said four

sparked a public debate a mobile phone video showing five women and one man at a wedding the village mullahcondemned their behavior as an islamic they disappeared the case is not yet solved but according to witnesses they were tortured and murdered by their parents. the murder of internet star kandi also made headlines her brother took exception to her videos and strangled her. in reaction to this punishments in pakistan have become more severe the reference to family honor is no longer considered a mitigating circumstance in the case of murder charges one might think that goes without. saying but a survey of men in a conservative quarter of karachi shows the frightening reality of what is up to the big brother of can build it the right thing according to our belief a man must not allow someone to look at his sister with lost and he certainly should not allow her to post offensive videos of herself. no man with a spark of decency in his body may allow a woman in his family to defile his honor so much. that of course a man can also forgive his wife or sister but if their behavior is totally

following up on these questions from nader who seems increasingly valuable to him how much progress is mullah making in his best suggestion. well he's investigating along two lines that we know of one did did russia and the trump campaign collude together to help donald trump win that election two with money funneled from the united arab emirates into that trump campaign foreign money going into a campaign is illegal however miller is also empowered to investigate anything else that comes up in the investigation and this is where it gets interesting because president trump apparently wants to testify he thinks he'll do a good job but that some of his lawyers don't think that's such a good idea particularly because he has he has a habit of the. exaggerating to put it politely so his legal team is in something of disarray john dowd one of his lawyers recently left so what we don't know is whether trump will testify if he does and there is any issue of perjury miller can follow that up as well and that would be very serious for this administration. john hendren in washington thank you. with al-j

small simlins of hope that seems to be rising above the usual political divisions mohammed atta the mullah in the occupied west bank l c baden as a former israeli minister of justice tell me earlier that it was ok what the palestinians were hoping to change. the question of whether or not it is excessive use of power is the and i must admit that most of the israelis saying you know it is a palestinian provoke they're having their problems with egypt with their own. leadership with the studio authority they are coming close to the to the fence after we actually we do from gaza destroyed all the settlements there a true that we are still having some a limb and so for ruling the day through the sky and the sea but this is not a reason to. have these demonstrations against us especially when they don't ask is saw. what actually these young people who are really suffering we all admit the suffering in the small stream which is so densely populated but what do they really want to form us if they want peace if they want negotiations we are ready to negotiate but as you know hamas is not ready to

over the years, i have worked to the gates as a philanthropist and countries like on a mullah, hondurasd other countries. involved in law enforcement for six years and that isn't cochise county, it borders in arizona. betty: you have seen immigration and illegal immigrants coming across firsthand? say, certainly weekly, but not daily. transshipped, that the kinds we see very frequently of people crossing our borders are sometimes carrying drugs are sometimes it is immigrants. that has been a pretty regular thing. betty: what is the message we are missing when we talk about the border crisis? howard: the biggest thing i focused on in the book is we have 65,000 u.s. citizens died from drug overdoses. maeth, and heroin, cocaine, those are being reduced from mexico, at least 90% of them. if we don't secure the border will deal with this opioid crisis. is not just opioids, cocaine and meth are impacting citizens across the u.s. betty: what is your reaction to the comment from president trump today was says let's militarize the border? let's use the military to secure the border, what you say

i think a great book about this with burning the command up in a big vivid way that mullah omar was notavailable for an interview. >> from a common perspective there's a lot of debate about sacrifices in the war on terror for. did they ever stand against the national interest particularly in the war on terror? >> on the last question yes because pakistan accommodated in the support of groups crossing border to attack and kill american soldiers and destabilizeed the war servility central from the american perspective. the second question or the first one is important and what i tried to elude to in my talk about how the war destabilized pakistan and it wasn't the intention to flush out al qaeda and have them go to pakistan and start car bombing cities but it was the result of the invasion from the pakistani perspective when the americans would come in in 2010 and 2011 and bang on the table and they would look around and say do you not see the smoke on the horizon? i am at war with my own militants and one of the things they always said to ms. period is i cannot afford to take actions tha

obama airlifted $1.7 billion in cold hard cash to the mullahs. yet they continued to seek nuclear weapons. the deal was bad when it was signed. it hasn't achieved what obama promised. i think the president would be within 100% of his rights to pull us out of this deal and put more pressure on iran. lou: the president said from the outset netanyahu corroborated what he said. that the iranians have been at the very least deceptive throughout and it's the worst deal he has ever seen. no one can to this day answer what in the world the united states got in this bargain with the islamic republic. >> remember, too, we tried to get at the time the secret side agreement between the iaea and iran. that was something the obama administration did not produce to congress. i thought that was discussed reason to vote against the deal. you wonder why they kept that secret? i think it reason they did is because they night would not be conducive to them forcing that deal. congress didn't vote for the deal. you had the obscure corker position that allowed harry re

hawk will part of the muckluck on the economy and now a man with a long on god then good for the mullahs selborne not either hargrove or the minute of more than a third funny minute to john miller. or than i have in the way of pocket a gun in ballot and win for feeling that i have. no single party won an outright majority but still a man and his national socialist party won the most seats with eleven. and nabulsi himself failed to win a seat but he became prime minister of the first elected government in jordan as leader of the largest party in parliament. and his government was leftist. and anti hashemites. it competed with the king in decision making and try to undermine him. opposition to the king grew and even extended to the army. has seen received reports of plans to stage a military coup against him. to king would not tolerate this and increasingly feared attempts to overthrow him so he dismissed. and dissolved parliament. violence erupted over the dismissal and in one nine hundred fifty seven there was an attempted coup. sustained declared martial law. when civilian rule returned

to remind your viewers we sent $1.7 billion in cash to the mullahs in iran with promises of cooperationfuture that have not materialized. in essence all they have done is continue to foment terrorism across the middle east, fund terrorist attacks on our allies on innocent civilians and perhaps even done that with the money that was provided by the american taxpayer. so we think it is a terrible deal. i think that there is a sunset problem as well as reality that there has been no inhibition against iran from continuing to partner with terrorist regimes, whether or not helping in syria, whether or not in helping in other parts of the middle east. so i think that director pompeo has shed light on that as cia director and i think he and the president are in lockstep what needs to be done with iran. trish: all right. we'll all be watching. good to see you, marc. >> thanks for having me on, appreciate it. trish: president trump firing back at james comey after he said our president made him embarrassed and ashamed the republican party. we have the president's response after the break. stay w

, what are the chances they'll walk away from the foundation that was set by barack obama and the mullahsver threw already killing the deal itself? >> i think if president trump is doing this in coordination with iran, with excuse me, with france, and with the other europeans, i think he's got a lot of leverage because iran wants the economic benefits and is not seeing the benefits it wants because of the uncertainty of trump an exelection and now these continuous threats to break out of it. there are a lot of world investors afraid to get involved and afraid to help iran with its economic advancement. so i think there is a lot of leverage if he works closely with the europeans and that's what macron is arguing. > let me go to bobby ghosh. it seems to me, thanks for coming on, as well. it seems to me that you can trash somebody else's effort and say we haven't stopped the long-term threat from iran in terms of weaponry. now he's dealing with kim jong-un. he recites his name like he's playing a xylophone. he's not comfortable pronouncing his name. he's not comfortable talking about the guy

obama sent $150 billion to the mullahs in iran that chant "death to israel, death to america." i think we've learned something because we stuck to the north korean regime with some really tough sanctions and we've isolated them and kim jong un i think realizes right nowng that he needs to preserve some negotiations. he's also practically wiped out a mountain where he is conducting all those tests, and he really can conduct any more tests. a seismologist has confirmed that's not an option. he's putting china and the rest of the region at risk in doing so. i think we are using that to our advantage as well, the risk of the a r environmental catastrop. >> sean: the president's relationship with the chinese president contributed to this. so much -- the media only wants to talk about stormy and fresh air. thank you for being with us. meghan mccain totally shuts down joy behar. wait till you see this next. ♪ ... >> all right. joy over at the view rarely misses an opportunity to take shots at president trump and his family. things got heated. at the view when megan mc cain shut down b

small simulants of hope that seems to be rising above the usual political divisions mohammed atta the mullah in the occupied west bank group of revenge of muslims fleeing violence in the animal had been rescued by an indonesian fishing boat off the western coast of the province five people were found by the survivors say at least five others died hundreds of thousands of range of left knee and losses last year. elsewhere refugees including children have been held for years and a detention center in the indonesian state of borneo and a step vast and reports from up on there's little chance they'll be freed soon. oh they have been shouting for freedom every day for the past eighty days but no one can hear them except for a few guards. these refugees are mostly ethnic us era who fled persecution in afghanistan now they are locked up on the island of borneo far away from the capital jack after the youngest. he was detained when he was twelve now he's fourteen years old. so it's been very difficult not only me but everyone is suffering from depression what once we tried to escape but one man fell

semblance of hope that seems to be rising above the usual political divisions mohammed atta and a mullah in the occupied west bank. dozens of civilians including children have been killed in the syrian government as strikes on the rebel held city of duma the raids ended a ceasefire last of almost two weeks the government defended the attack saying it was in response to rebels killing civilians in neighboring damascus. the skies over doomer had been quiet for two weeks until friday residents counted more than fifty airstrikes and say twenty barrel bombs were dropped on the city. it continued through dusk and into saturday. syrian state you said the assault was in retaliation for jaish al islam or the army of islam shelling residential areas of neighboring damascus it said four civilians were killed and twenty two injured josh i'll islam tonight the attack. the german duma is clearly visible syrian civil defense the white house descended on the rubble dodging the airstrikes. they risk you dozens of people this man was found under what was left of his heart. after the air attack tanks came

small simlins of hope that seems to be rising above the usual political divisions mohammed atta the mullah in the occupied west bank the former cattle and lead a cost put him on is calling for a dialogue with the spanish government after his release on bail in germany which the man was detained last week when he crossed the border from denmark judges refused to extradite him though on the rebellion charge he faces in spain because that is not a crime in germany because still be sent back on the lesser charge of misusing public funds raised him on is also wanted for his role in the illegal referendum for catalonia secession from spain donna cain has more from outside the prison in northern germany. colors pushed a more surprised everyone by taking a considerable time to actually obtain his freedom to walk out to address the waiting media we have been led to believe it would be at some point early in the morning after he would have posted the bail of seventy five thousand euros and agreed to meet the stringent conditions that had been placed on the his release from incarceration here at the

their animals and the mullahs because so for more on this we can speak to meghan beat lee a journalist from barcelona who's been covering this case thank you very much for speaking to us can you explain to us help us to understand why people are so angry about the sentencing. well business social salt is a big issue in spain like it is and most parts of the world but it's heavily under reported here and this is a case made headlines for the past two years and while i think many people unfortunately were not hoping to see a verdict that would actually see the men face justice it just confirms what made it will leave that the justice system will not defend women facing these kinds of situations and can you just explain from what we know of the case. the men were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse why why was this conclusion reached it's a very second conclusion the whole case really hinged on proving whether or not the victim and consented to having sex with these men through trial the defense tried to prove various ways that the woman i'm concerned having sex and only later g

i think it will send a good message to the dictator in north korea and thert mullahs over in iran and putin over in the soviet union. so i'll wait for your comments. >> host: jeff mason, what do you want tot: pick up on? >> guest: so a couple different things. first of all, what was his first point, he was talking about -- >> host: comey and the investigation and especially what happened with the clinton investigation and loretta lynch as well. >> guest: right. so i think, mine, you asked for our -- i mean, you asked for our observations.ou clearly, comey is in the process of selling books right now. that's why you're seeing this media blitz. and whether you liked comey or not, by listening to what he said, by reading some of what he'se written, he believed he needed to do this out of principle. he believedd he needed to writea book about leadership, he said, and to share some of these observations with the country. pardon me. that said, i think both democratstr and republicans are finding reasons to be skeptical about some of the things that comey has written and some of the things t

additionally iran take $1.7 billion of cash sent to mullahs in iran, they're using to foment terrorismddle east, attack allies and kill innocent people. it is broader than that. iran has to pull back on terrorism efforts. it has to be no longer a sunset on the provision of iran stopping its nuclear program. there are several components, the president is willing to talk about that. as you know, he talked to the french president about it. if europe can apply more pressure, he is willing to look at that before the may 12th deadline. simply allowing inspectionses is an important step but not sufficient. stuart: mike pompeo's nomination for secretary of state job goes to the full senate shortly, likely to be confirmed, i understand that what happened in the senate foreign relations committee? what was all that drama about. >> well, stuart, i think it is really become a sad state of affairs here in washington when you have members of congress who will tell you in private that the director is a great pick, done a phenomenal job at cia, has great credentials graduated top of his class at west

. >> mcconnell has just said in an interview that under no uncertain terms he is not bringing the mullah protection bill to the floor. what is your reaction -- the mueller protection bill to the floor. what is your reaction? >> that is his decision. i respect mitch and i will vote in committee for the institutional protections and again i do not think he will be fired but that is my -- not my decision. briefingthing in that assuaged the concerns you have been articulating? >> everything in the briefing made me more worried. this makes no sense to me. i do not know how in the world can destroy isil relying on a country that is dominated by assad. how to be local forces maintain themselves? are you going to partition syria? this idea of local forces being able to hold the ground taken back from isis makes no sense when the iraqi army could not do it without our help and when it comes to the malign influence of iran, that is a goal that you do not see any effective strategy. seems to me we are willing to give syria to assad, russia, and a run and we're trying -- iran and we are trying to fi