>> his entire reason of political being, his intense hey dread of barak hussein obama.insecure protection under donald trump. he knows obama is more smart, more cool, more erudite, the most beloved man in america is barak hussein obama. he will never be as beloved. he and his wife were the leaders of the birther conspiracy, a very racist conspiracy theory that said obama was a foreigner. his base is based on what, racial anxiety. obama is their greatest nightmare. here comes donald trump. he will undo all of it and his entire domestic foreign policy is i'll do everything the opposite of obama. iran deal, the worst deal ever negotiated. it would lead to a nuclear holocaust. we were on the brink of world war 3 because donald trump took the worst possible option given to him in a slide show. barak hussein obama despite being the victim of his racism, two days after trump was elected tried to warn trump. donald, two things i'm warning you about. do not hire michael flynn in a security position. what did he do? made him his national security advisor. he's probably going to j

prime minister barak's johnson plan b. . if you get rid of it let's replace it let's replace it with the troop deal ok that's what we need. and i think that would be a great way for. well the g c peel away which is commonly known as the iran nuclear deal was signed in 2015 by the p 5 countries china france russia united kingdom and united states and also the islamic republic under the accord to run agree to limit its nuclear activities in exchange for the easing of sanctions but washington poll doll its all of the agreement in 2018 imposing economic penalties against its adversary in the wake of america's killing of general custom salomone iran scaled back on its compliance with the deal. let's move to another story we're closely following today in a sharp rebuke to the french government more than a 1000 doctors and hospital workers have stepped back from their administrative duties they say working conditions in the health sector have been gradually worsening due to a lack of funding and chronic staff shortages taking the p

with greg that's now a certainty british prime minister barak's johnson is looking to find the country new friends and i seem to focus is turning to africa the 1st ever u.k. africa investment summit was held in london on monday so he added thursday reports . boris johnson the prime minister's on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to restore bush and boost post bricks at business relations in his attempt to were his host in the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african nations but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than that of his counterparts like that of russia and china this time around for boris johnson it's a much more intimate affair hosting just $21.00 african countries though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge the competition coming from various other nations when it comes to investing in africa's economy but insisted that no one can match britain's quote breath and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as the best partner for africa he also mentioned the change to the immigration system which he hopes will attra

while prime minister barak insists the u.k. can involve in its fine work the u.s. doesn't agree how will this affect their relationship just days before. and in cambodia millions take out my fellow many customers fall into a death spiral. let's do business the financial impact from the coronavirus continues to rise chinese new year is the busiest travel time of the year and the most profitable for retailers but china's banned any group travel tens of millions of residents can leave their homes hotels airlines casinos and cruise operators are suffering the economic fallout of the coronavirus is being felt most acutely by the travel industry share prices of major airlines have taken a beating following a drop in bookings to and from china the uncertainty is too great for tourists and business people many tour operators have canceled their block bookings millions of people would usually be.

professed a bit a low key farewell to the european union prime minister barak's chums and i just happened to meet in the city the 1st declared suppressive in the referendum some threats it's his posse in central london but no official events have been organized to block a casement still divides the country presidents of the european commission goes to the fund the alliance says a call.

prime minister barak's jumps in insisting that britain will leave both the customs union and the single market and intends and a difficult period of negotiation is expected things are mates even trickier by the fact that stores johnston says he wants the anti any go ca sion to be concluded by december. gives us about 11 months tough talks ahead and fishing rights could play a crucial role they were a landmark issue during the breaks and referendum particularly for those wanting to leave the e.u. . but the e.u. may expect access to u.k. waters in order for britain to secure the concessions it wants from the e.u. as ready talk of a looming fish for finance at. dawn is still hours away when davy and his crew set off from north shields in northeast england the lights of other fishing boats lent on the horizon but there are far fewer than when britain joined the e.u. in 1903. davey blames europe's fish sharing quotas both from the rest of europe now takes 6 times more from british seas than british girls do from european want. as they learn the 1st catch of the day davey says he hopes that a

prepares to put a low key farewell to the european union prime minister barak's johnson the country's capital meet in the city the 1st declared full press it in the referendum and some presses his party in central london but no official events at the organized democracy cation that still divides the country also on the program. all countries won against visiting china because of corona virus the u.s. government is one of the latest to tell its citizens not to go past the number of cases nears 10000. times it's not a spectacular as a treasure to talent but it is a sensation for archaeologists the tomb of a high ranking official and his family are most 16 discovered in the egyptian desert documenting spinny for psychical new even more significant discoveries. welcome to the program the u.k. formally leaves the european union in just a couple of hours marking the end of a divisive 3 and a half years in british politics the british flag the union jack has been removed from the live show that the european council building in brussels unfolded a way prime minister boris johnson is choose to

. >> the man who also argued against war barak took me to be his vice president. >> we can continue to remain engaged. but what's going on right now is the president's sending more. you know, we have to stop this mind set that we can do everything with combat troops. >> senator bernie sanders responded to recent claims by senator elizabeth warren that he said he did not believe a woman could win the presidency. >> as a matter of fact i didn't say it and i don't want to waste a lot of time on this. >> look at the men on this stage. collectively they have lost ten elections. the only people who have won every election they've been in are the women. >> warren pointed to a different kind of diversity that not one person of color was on the stage. >> you have to be competent to win and you have to know what you're doing and when you look at what i have done. i have won every race, every place, every time. >> talking points of health care, higher education and others and responded to a major question for democrats how to beat donald trump. >> the 8 years of donald trump will be an absolute d

annexation, and yet you had yitzak rabin negotiate of the future of the golan heights, you had ehud barak do it -- nada: if i could cut in -- dennis: and bibi netanyahu as well. nada: we have already seeng israel plann vote in parliament to annex these territories. place.is already a plan in is it realistic that any future president would be able to undo this once ilding is underway? dennis: well, as i said, t golan heigs, administration was extended in december 1981, and in fact you have future israeli admistrations that were prepared to negotiate over it. administration that would be prepared to modify the borders that had been in a sense asserted at this point. if israeli law and administration could be extended to the golan heights in 1981 and has three different prime ministers negotiated over withdrawing from the golan heights after that, that suggests that whatever is done now does not have to be permanent. nada: that was ambassador dennis ross speaking earlier. , also in washington todnald trump's defense team wrapped up their arguments in the president's impeachment trial. their

period may well be necessary and that is not going to go down well with those that prime minister barak is johnson and his cabinet promised that they would get briggs it done they certainly are leaving on the 31st but they're leaving into this transition period if you think briggs it's going away any time soon another thing coming it's going to be here for a little while yet to talk about. it was outrage among palestinians after the u.s. president unveiled a peace plan which critics call heavily biased in favor of israel more than 40 protesters have been injured in clashes with israeli security forces in the west bank was was. was. was was. was under the deal israel would get ultimate control over palestinian security and most of its resources and jerusalem would be israel's undivided capital the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. says the proposal is an attempt to destroy the national rights of his people and it is doomed to fail. which is an attempt to destroy the national of the palestinian people. and it will fail by the unity and steadfastness over the palestinian people and the de

for past a bit i'm lowkey farewell to the european union prime minister barak's johnson and his cabinet meet in the city that 1st declared for press it in the referendum on some preps that he has potty in central london but no official events have been over the just a modification that still divides the country also coming up. impeachment trial of presidents trump in the u.s. senate seems to be heading for a quick look a vote on whether to call witnesses looks like years ago in his favor leaving the white open for a swift not feel.

british prime minister barak's johnson was being joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. african vestment summit but whilst calling on the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed up the event involve fossil fuels picking up the story this hour a shot at edwards dashed. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same we live beneath the same sky we. carbon emissions rise of the planet. seems like it right or wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of

s prime minister barak's tilton he's got a plan b. if you get rid of it let's replace it let's replace it with the troop deal ok that's what we need to see it and i think that would be a great way for. ok let's go through this the j.c. pill way commonly known as the iran nuclear deal was signed in 2015 by major powers on the islamic republic all under the accord to run agreed to limit its nuclear activities in exchange for the easing of sanctions but washington paul diet of the agreement in 2018 imposing economic penalties against its adversary in the wake of america's killing of general care some solid money scaled back on its compliance with the deal international affairs commentator marc rich is quite concerned it's a trump deal replacing that you see way. the problem for any deal that. trump deal is that it will be probably an entirely acceptable to the other side the idea that the us has the trump backing team has is to simply reduce iran to an unimportant vassal state and that's not one the iran is likely to accept so deal no de

and they had actually funded president baris campaign the campaign manager for president barak came from the u.s. . and i'm not saying that the united states is bad i understand foreign interests but i would have thought that a threat such as boko harder on the integrity of the state of nigeria or to be actually a priority it wasn't like you think the u.s. would intervene to abort such operation. again i can't answer that i think that the u.s. can answer but what i've come to realize that is when a government's foreign interests clash with the state's own domestic interest conflict is bound to ensue and those conflicts usually just continue with no end and we can look at all the conflicts in africa where foreign forces of coming life prolonging those conflicts they haven't ended those conflicts and the amount of money and manpower and equipment thrown at those conflicts seems to me then something is wrong if no injuries ulti is achieved and surely that result should be to end the conflict and establish a basis for negotiations come to an agreement then in reestablish governance but that'

network and had a meeting with the prime minister barak's johnson washington's top top diplomat much pompei 01 that intelligence sharing between allies could also be compromised. the chinese communist party presents the central threat of our time our view is fundamentally this when you have a chinese state sponsored company deeply tied to the chinese communist party to permit the private information of your citizens or this national security information never said assistant transit a network that they chinese communist party has the legal mandate going about this with the united kingdom for so long. trying to put as much pressure on the u.k. as possible to reverse the decision that they announced earlier this week to allow the chinese tech giants who i way to have access to and to help develop the u.k.'s incoming 5 g. network now it's important to note that access for y. way will be limited to only 35 percent of the of the network if you will and even that is only limited to non couper non-critical parts of the network so for example why we won't be getting access to critical parts o

just a few hours marking the end of a divisive 3 and a half years in british politics prime minister barak's johnson and his capital marked the occasion by holding a meeting in the north an intercity of sunderland. the 1st place to declare for city in the 26th referendum mr johnson is due to make a speech tonight but aside from that no official events have been organized it was very different in brussels where party members of the european parliament have been celebrating. tomorrow they'll be one fewer the british will no longer fly at the european parliament. peas staged a special departure from the building. they've achieved their political goal. this is happening the war is over there's now a battle for the shape of our relationship with the european union the shape of our role if you like with the rest of the world but this is the moment one minute past that happens and it's the. european leaders acknowledge that after that the relationship with the u.k. will be different if you will i mean we are sending a message that is extremely clear simple and strong we the european union hope and

with drugs it's now a certainty the british prime minister barak's johnson is looking to find the country new friends and his team to focus is turning to africa the 1st ever u.k. africa investment firm it is now underway in london solely at with the reports. well prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive to try and reestablish and boost post breck's it business relations 7 years pass attempt to williams hosting the u.k. africa summit right in london addressing several african nation leaders but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than the counterparts like similar events hosted by russia or china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 african nations being represented here at the summit in london but kid to his pitch though was yes acknowledging various other competitors when it comes to investing in africa and economy of the continent but actually saying that there was no match quite like britain in his quote they have being the breadth and depth of expertise so while presenting the u.k. as africa's best partner and friendship o

prime minister barak johnson that iran should negotiate a new deal under donald trump but she did say that sanctions on iran have to be eased are to us a big. thank you. well turkey's president says the deployment of turkish troops to libya has begun early this month the turkish parliament approved a plan to support the internationally recognized government in tripoli it's been put under pressure by forces loyal to the warlord honey for half ton fighting resumed on wednesday after a cease fire agreement ended following failed peace talks in moscow with mahmoud of the white head is standing by in tripoli will be speaking to him in a moment but 1st let's go to saddam cacio who is live for us in istanbul turkey saying it's deploying troops to libya what does this all mean. well there are actually turkish military presence in libya is there actually turkish military advisers have been on the ground in the field in libya for a wire at least for a year and recently we have we how witness that at least 35 troops were sent there were deployed to libya for again military advisers status but we

about boren poem he had knocking to go of our you're saying is they're relevant because when you had barak obama when you had barack obama who was celebrated the loved all over the world oh oh it was a love dip he was a disaster for this country and we haven't forgotten that so while i'm say you may be correct intellectually factually politically i would hire neither of you to present his campaign or any campaign for a president of the united states today this is grade on it international forum kick and i you want to add on but he will bake really that i were now to is a you don't want to but it's relative to america politics it's in napa zit all right i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to wear short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on tromps report card stay with archy on a space flight you literally leave all your problems behind you fly high into bump everyone a never think and there you see any in old botha lines onus disappear as you see that up planet is not as we're taught in schools with different countries mucked in different color as separat

s prime minister barak johnson has a plan b. . if you get rid of it let's replace it let's replace it with the troop deal ok that's what we need. and i think that would be a great way for our let's give you some background to this the g. c.p.o. a commonly known as the iran nuclear deal was signed in 2015 by major powers on the islamic republic under the accord tehran agreed to limit its nuclear activities in exchange for the easing of sanctions but washington polled out of the agreement in $2818.00 imposing economic penalties against its adversary in the wake of america's killing of general care some solid money around. on its compliance with the deal or . i'm happy the same joined live on the program by george the moving towards is senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london good to see you so there we have the british pm saying that the joint comprehensive plan of action is dead and should be replaced with a trump deal what do you think what's the main point about what what it entailed in your view. well the

the iranian retaliation earlier this morning let's bring him back sultan barak out again sultan so we've seen the europeans respond what do you think the u.s. reaction is likely to be and we saw this rather curious tweet from president from saying that all is well but let me ask you do you think this is now a pause in the escalation are we now seeing this off ramp that many people are talking about well i think you have to keep in mind that within the u.s. they're split as to whether the action of trying was a legitimate in the 1st place in terms of that says sedition or even necessary to keep the issues ongoing in the middle east now or i suspect there will be again the the same spirit will play out as they work up in the united states those who think this is an opportunity to really have a go at iran and there will be supported by lobbies including those who advocate on behalf of israel and united states and those who think this may be an opportunity to draw a line and start to talk sense to damien's in the sense that they now have to. as far as as possible and now maybe. we can move f

prime minister barak johnston that iran should negotiate a new deal under donald trump canada has convened a meeting of countries that last nationals in the downing of a civilian aircraft by iran's military last week all 176 passengers on board the ukrainian international airlines flight from tehran to kiev were killed investigators are trying to establish what happened in the flight's last moments but the investigation is being undermined by regional tensions if barker reports from london. a moment of reflection for the 176 victims of flight p.s. 752 countries united in grief together in the british capital demanding accountability compensation and eventual closure canada lost 57 people it's the merged as the leading voice in the fight for justice there are many many questions families want answers all of the countries assembled here today want answers and the international community wants answer the world is waiting for those answers and we will not rest until we get to them iran initially denied responsibility for the crash a plane technical failure but later admitted that it shot down

dupion forces yet another example of excavation and increased confrontation well let's talk to sultan barak outies director of the center of a conflict and humanitarian studies that the doha institute he joins me on set here in doha sultan so what's your assessment then of the iranian response i mean tehran says this is a slap in the face for the americans so is this an escalation or is a clever retaliation i think it's more of a retaliation television this been calculated carefully not to cross the line of direct confrontation with united states but it is it is designed to really help vent some of the feelings that have bottled up over the last. few days in iran and it mostly speaks to the iranian public and it's important here so time is it not to talk about iraq because baghdad is not caught up in the middle of this fight between the u.s. on one side between iran and the other let's just remind our viewers that sort of money was killed on iraqi soil and iraqi bases within attacks by iran so it's a how difficult a position is iraq in now do you think i think is very difficult and has been

barak has been. that is sad enough. it claims that these weapons are for offering resister. more but in fact they are being used against our brothers in syria yemen and even against lebanon last i looked. to this day it's unclear whether hariri was forced to step down it was only when french president emanuel mccraw intervened that he was allowed to leave saudi arabia once back in lebanon hariri rescinded his resignation political machinations the. position a few months later the group registered and in fact electoral victory in a government headed by hariri they were represented with 2 cabinet posts for the 1st time. because the party today is the only your position in the middle really refused to be part of the deal the managed to get. to control the country. and today we are fighting alongside with a lot of independent personalities and some groups from the civil society in order to form a larger position to the to the way lebanon is being governed today. has below representatives really grant interviews to western media. as a recourse that means talking to their allies l

prime minister barak johnson that iran should negotiate a new deal under donald trump when the next but still ahead on al-jazeera melting pressure on iran for full disclosure about its shooting down of a ukrainian airliner. and poland's polarized by the arts have become a battleground for the country's political divisions. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across japan unfortunately as we go into the weekend the weather is going to get worse we do have a developing system just off the coast and down towards the south that's going to be some have a very heavy rain to parts of osaka here by the time we get towards friday evening and as we go towards saturday it's really going to be tokyo where the winds and with a very heavy rain so expect some slocombe delays at the airports as well attempt a few of about 9 degrees there up towards and died though it is going to be a better day but a chilly day with a temperature of 6 well here across the philippines we are watching very carefully in terms of ray we don't want any heavy rain to be developing across muc

voted for bret's it prime minister barak's johnson says it will be a moment of national renewal government buildings in the capital a little up in red white and blue of the union jack flag an account on pot will be projected at number 10 downing street in the last hour in the last half an hour the british flag has been removed from the e.u. council building in brussels president of the european commission says a new chapter for the now 27 member union has started. so in a moment we'll go live to our correspondents standing by for us in london and of course there in brussels 1st reports on the day's events so far. as britain prepared to leave the e.u. a small party thrown in central london by a handful of bricks its most ardent supporters really great. like that we can do now is your future if this country will prosper. much of the country is more muted go yes this is a moment of huge national significance but little actually changes until the transition period finishes at the end of the year and it's not yet clear where the country is heading this is the man currently in the u.k. is drivin

baraks in tehran. do you know anything about this? if we find another country directly involved, what should we do? >> well, i don't know. but the fact is it looks like -- [overlapping talking]. >> take whatever actions deemed appropriate. >> sean: here is reaction former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley. good to see you. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> sean: we are friends. i watched this and i am thinking, wow, do they want to bribe them again? the clintons bribed kim jong-un and that didn't work out. there was never any inspection associated with that 10 year deal that expired for $150-million dollars. the iranians have been at war with the world. am i wrong? >> you have to look at the fact that the general provisions of the iran deal were going to end in october. we are going towards a time where we have to bring them to the negotiation table any way. what the president did left the iranian regime flat footed. they didn't see this coming. they thought they could continue to do their multiple strikes. when it got to th

know that president trump is an american leader who say what is he mean and mean what what he says barakd line in the sand with syria, syria crossed it use chemical weapons and he did nothing. >> right. >> president trump when same thing happen haded he sent cruise missiles into syria. the action against soleimani air strikes on five dichght bases that claimed one american life in december of this year -- iranian backed within the back world knows president trump means it. phase one with deal today , phase one deal today. it would not have been possible if this president hasn't followed through on his commitment to use access to our economy and tariffs to demand that china come to the table and address not only trade imbalance but long-term structure issueses that we're going to deal with now. force technology transfer, intellectual property theft a whole range of issues currency manipulation phase one deal today begins the process of resetting our trade imbalance but also dealing with those issues that have really -- really cost jobs and -- and taken away with assets of the american peo

prime minister ehud barak, offered then palestinian leader yasser arafat 90% of what he wanted. when you walk away from a deal you get 90% of what you want, you're not interested in making a deal. that has been the sentiment. other thing to keep in mind, when we say palestinian people, what do we mean? who is representing the will of the palestinian people? mahmoud abbas, leader of palestinian authority in west bank. if you negotiate with the palestinian authority, and hamas is not on board, what does it mean on security when hamas is the main instigator of terrorism. charles: i have to let you go. do you feel this move as step closer to resolution? >> there are a lot of interesting economic incentives. charles: is there a good starting point for this? >> interesting point to see reaction of the arab world. the trump plan has been outside in. they have been trying to get cooperation from other arab leaders. we want to see how they react at this point. charles: michelle. very much appreciate it. want to get to the markets as you can see. we're amid sell off mode amid coronavirus

at the end of the month but prime minister barak's johnson still faces a number of challenges particularlywhen it comes to the u.k.'s future relationship with here opinion reports. as restoration work goes on to the outside of britain's houses of parliament a comprehensive renewal has taken place inside boris johnson's landslide election victory means legislation for the u.k.'s long awaited withdrawal from the european union is well on its way to being approved that leaves ratification by the e.u. parliament to allow brics it to happen at the end of january with a transition period to follow meaning little change on the ground until at least the end of next year for governments in and after years of tough often acrimonious negotiations it is possible that 2020 will see britain's exit from the european union become law but don't expect that to be the end of the brig's it train through here in brussels due. to inside institutions new commission president. says she's keen to preserve good relations with the united kingdom in negotiations to come over the future relationship but ill you intere

prime minister barak says johnson iran should negotiate a new deal under donald trump well let's speak to him he said to syria to great see now she's a research fellow at the royal united services institute and she joins us via skype from london i say presumably presumably we're honeys announcement hasn't come as any kind of a surprise here. well i think what we have to consider rationing is that there is a lot of posturing some idea of science now obviously there is going to be a lot of concern about the statement coming out. president but we have to keep in mind. that it's money will grow and oversight on the right you know there will be. anything that it's going on with the growth of the over. the air where it's going to buy right so far even you know we were. 'd right. here on earth. all other. so by my understanding i said this is quite a jump in the level of uranium enrichment sempron previously iran went from 3.67 percent as per the agreement to 4.5 percent so not a huge jump and now it's more than 20 percent have western countries made a miscalculation he could this push iran t

network prime minister barak's transoms government gave the go ahead despite calls from the u.s. to exclude the chinese tech firm over security fears while away will be allowed to provide equipment to so-called core parts of the system. the 7.7 magnitude earthquake has struck in the caribbean the quake was recorded in the waters between jamaica and cuba at a depth of 10 kilometers a tsunami warning for the region has now been lifted those were the headlines about with more news in half an hour to stay with us. can i just in a sense grew up together we were within a year of the same age and you know we were kind of naively optimistic and built the company and most of it as rivals but we always retained a certain respect communication including me when he was sacked i got to go out and spend time with steve joel is the man of many a line of wonder kid weddle a sort of new age guru of high tech. bill gates the richest man in the world a relentless achiever fueled by dreams of greatness. to supernovas who synergy and rivalry led to the creation of a binary system with a friendly i do

thank you yes or so level in their lane was speaking ahead of a meeting with britain's prime minister barak's johnson in downing street johnson has insisted a deal is possible by december 2020 trade talks can only officially begin when the u.k. leaves the e.u. of the 31st of january of all the lane says if the deadline is not extended both sides need to prioritize the more divergent there is the more distant the partnership will be. and without an extension of the transition period beyond 2020 you cannot x. expect to agree on every single aspect of our new partnership we will have to prioritize what program and joins us live now in the studio with the morris so i guess she says it's not going to happen the way they want to without an extension boris johnson has always said he's not going to go for an extension where does this leave the 2 sides well it was an interesting meeting today both sides acknowledge that the trade talks as you say can't start yet because neither side has the mandate from the parliament the european parliament or the westminster parliament so what this was described as

prime minister barak johnson that iran should negotiate a new deal under donald trump 5 countries who losses and when the ukrainian jet was shot down shortly after taking off from takraw on average they ran to take full responsibility for the incident representatives from canada ukraine sweden afghanistan and britain met in london they also want to run to pay compensation to the families of the victims barker reports from london. a moment of reflection for the 176 victims of flight p.s. 752 countries united in grief together in the british capital demanding accountability compensation and eventual closure canada lost 57 people it's the merged as the leading voice in the fight for justice there are many many questions families want answers all of the countries assembled here today want answers and the international community wants answer the world is waiting for those answers and who will not rest until we get to them iran initially denied responsibility for the crash a plane technical failure but later admitted that it shot down the aircraft mistaking it for a u.s. cruise missile it h

prime minister barak's johnson that iran should sit down and really go shake a new donald trump she rejected that idea but yes president rouhani is just outlining what iran has been doing reducing the commitments to that 2015 deal enriching uranium jar higher percentage and stockpiling more than was agreed in the 2015 nuclear deal and said he also seemed to have quite a bit to say to his domestic audience seemingly defending his government's record how much pressure are they under at the moment. well the government and the political establishment here on are under immense pressure because president rouhani came in with a message of hope when he was elected he was going to open up the country he was going to negotiate and he staked his political career and his reputation on this nuclear deal and now since the united states unilaterally pulled out and impose sanctions on iran that has been a very difficult time for the economy and people have been very upset just back in november there were widespread and to government protests because of a fuel price increase there's been a nation of general