i think you, ronnie, and narrative is going to change. but i don't think iranian policies are going to change because it's a pretty we're at the end of the makes a decision, but i think right now are going to be different. that's what we're on. ok. let's talk about the nuclear deal because i feel there's this big knock on effect there. if the nuclear deal can be salvaged and that could happen under the current administration. we've heard that from the foreign minister if that salvaged bin sanctions could be potentially lifted. which means life gets better in iran eventually economically speaking, socially speaking, all of these things. so a lot hinges on that deal. correct. well, you know, there were, after the moment come on that mr. or honey he had it is he's relationship really with the supreme to deteriorate. ringback over number of issues with the state, one of them being of course, romani from the trampling americans. what word is the word that will keep a promise to sign an agreement that will keep to the of course it doesn't turn

and i think it's obvious why the the previous, the current administration of dr. ronnie has not been seen, is successful. he's been delta poor hand obviously by fate. he had to deal with trump. he had to deal with the corona virus a but in any case his administration is not seen as popular whereas mr. ac. because he's seems to be pursuing leftist policies, talking about expanding the support net for the more disenfranchise that goes down well with people, especially in these hard times of economic difficulty and the corona virus. and also he's been seen as a person who's been anti corruption oriented right here. moran. the once again, let me rephrase the question perhaps should right, you see when then you would have the judiciary, the parliament and the president all coming from a conservative political fear. what does this mean for iran and the space for any other from other political camps? well 1st of all, i think that it's obvious that mister ac is a very different politician from the speaker of parliament, the speaker of parliament. both of them are from the so called conservat

at more than 40 percent in vienna, members of president has found ronnie's team are in talks with the united states and other members of the un security council to get us back into the nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action or j. c. p. o a and they're hoping a positive outcome, but deliver the results that people want. laura turn out as a major issue for official fear who hope they can rally. electra that compared to when has on monday was elected a years ago. the next president may prove not so popular when he takes office in august, georgia, safari out to 0 tech will bring in our panel shortly. but 1st, let's take a look at who controls power within iran's political system. so candidates are approved by the guardian council, that's a 12 member body of conservative clerics and jurists, that reports to the head of state i itala, harmony. the supreme leader is appointed for life by an elective body known as the assembly. if experts, the head of government conserves up to 24 year terms, the current president hasn't honie beat current candidate ibrahim or 4 years ag

and that made it almost impossible for ronnie to achieve any of the goals that he aimed for. because then the sanctions were so detrimental that it made it very, very difficult. and you saw that there was just slow economic growth as a result of it. so i feeling was really hamstrung by the fact that he coincided with trump leadership natasha, and a great to talk to you and get your thoughts on this story. thank you so much for your time. thanks for having me. that's returned to some other news. moscow registering a new record for coven 19 infections for the 2nd day running more than 9000 cases recorded in the last 24 hours. also as masters, the search has been driven by the contagious delta, very 1st identified in india, restrictions including a ban on large gatherings have been extended in moscow. the palestinian authorities rejected a deal with israel to receive more than a 1000000 cove in 1900 vaccines, which are close to their expiry date. there was a vaccine swap, pronounced earlier on friday. palestinians say they were told the doses would last until july and august ins

and it seems like people have been disappointed not only the hudson ronnie administration, but also the handling of the economy. and that seems to be the major issue in this election. we haven't heard much from brian right in terms of foreign policy. and he is concentrated on domestic policies because he knows that the main can then is inflation unemployment, the daily lives of people have the standard of living in terms of foreign policy. the only thing he has really said that he accepts the 2015 nuclear deal as a document that has been backed as an agreement, as be backed by the supreme leader. but the difference between the conservatives and the reform, it's when it comes to the 2015 nuclear deal, is that the reform is see, see it as a foundation and hoping for broader discussions and engagement with the west. but people like you bring him right in the conservative, see as the ceiling. and what about his legitimacy with, with only what? 28000000 out of 59000000 eligible voters costing that balance in this election. it's hardly a popular mandate. is it? well, it depends how you look a

let's listen toman ronny jackson.listen to this. >> after this most recent embarrassing performance overseas, i thought it was time to come out. i've been saying this for a year and a half, sean. i took care of three presidents over 15 years in the white house including being a physician to the president for both barack obama and donald j. trump. and, you know, i know what the rigors of this job are physically and cognitively. it's demanding. and after this performance, and we've been seeing this for a year and a half now. i've been saying that joe biden is not, he's not physically or cognitively fit to be our president right now, and i just think he's not inspiring confidence in the american people. elizabeth: now we've got the media going after ronny jackson for his prior problems and scandals. what do you say to that? shoot the messenger, looks like. >> well, liz, ronny jackson is not only an add ail america -- admiral, but he's a medical doctor. he's one of the most talented folks that we have not only in congress

and in return, ronnie wish racy well for the future. ma'am, said matter about that. if you're as i congratulate my very dear brother mister abraham, right. you see he has a very heavy responsibility check. now that i'm care, ma'am, i have no doubt that the people will support his legitimate government so that their interests can be based implemented. one issue that will confront racy when he takes over as president of the nuclear deal earlier, the current foreign minister job at the reef said, talks in vienna ongoing well, and the countryman rejoined the deal as early as the summer. there is a good possibility that we will reach an agreement before the end of our tenure as as how soon. so we are supposed to leave our office by mid august, and i think there is a good possibility that we can reach an agreement way before mid august. the talks are going on right now as we speak. i just read the latest text editor that is being discussed in vienna. the text is getting cleaner and cleaner. the brackets are being removed. and another headline moscow registering a new recor

my son, ronnie, was tasered, punched, and killed by white officers. while laying face down, and left him moaning for more than nine minutes. as they wiped his blood from their hands and faces, while he struggled to breathe. then the officers bragged to each other about what they did. when medical assistance finally got there, ronnie was limp and non-responsive. he was load nood the ambulance, cuffed to the bed rail without any oxygen or aid. after ni son my son was killedy these cops, the call came and the louisiana cops lied and said he died in a car crash. they hid the body cam footage for more than two years. i saw my son, ronnie, murdered at the hands of these state troopers. i wish i could tell you that these officers had been convicted of crimes they committed that night, but they have not. i wish i could tell you that justice has been served for my ronnie, but it has not. no one has been held accountable for my child's death. we need these officers arrested for what they did that night. we need them to be indicted for this inhumane and unbeliev

this is ronnie down in alabama, decatur, alabama, good morning. >> good morning. and what i wanted to speak about, we have a program here at project rescue in bryceville, alabama. and the biggest problem we have is with the stimulus check. we have a man here, he's withdrawing of the opiates, his head's cleared up but he's still struggling because it's hard in addiction recovery. and then they take away his job and send him money, the worst thing you could do for a recovering drug addict is giving him money is like throwing gasoline on a fire. so, we've had a lot of trouble with that where they leave the program and relapse and have to start all over. >> ronnie, tell me about project rescue and your involvement in it. >> well, we've been here in priceville for ten years. like i said, we're bible-based. we believe the bible's the solution, but we believe in the neuroscience, too, and that agrees with the bible solution with each other. we're a one-year program, but they have to want to do it on their own. we can't just lock them down and make them do it. so quickly

>> ronnie jackson is not only an adult but he's a medical doctor and physician to three u.s.sidents, one of the most talented folks we have not only in congress but that's ever served and worn the uniform so what he's saying, i have to echo right now, the proof is in the pudding and we are just asking for joe biden to take this mental acuity test. i represent 755,000 americans in u.s. congress, joe biden represents 330 million and in a real way, an extra 200 billion on the planet and the leader of the free world. the most important job in the world and to important to just continue to go on with lingering questions. liz: so to the critics who say it's just a political attack, what is the issue that bothers you the most when it comes to what you think is problems with the presidents cognition and acuity, what one thing really stands out? >> it is the pattern of continual gaps. i will tell you candidly, there's a member of congress, i haven't asked his permission to use his name, republican member that privately told me he's known joe biden for decades and he's not the same per

ronny, and today we're learning about creative writing.ullshit you learn in school where you, like, write a stupid poem or something. i'm talking about the creative writing that you actually need to learn -- lying on the internet. because let's face it, how you come across online is way more important than how you come across in real life. i mean, how many people do you even know in person? like ten? you can't go viral with those numbers. screw them! so let's get starred with the most important part of the internet. instagram. creative writing on instagram is all about writing a good caption for your pictures. take this photo for example, i captioned it, so blessed to live this life. every day's a new adventure, just had brunch with all my "friends." i saw that car parked outside a hotel i walked by, i have no friends and for breakfast i had pizza from the night before, but this caption makes me look rich and popular, which makes everyone else feel like lazy losers, and that is the power of creative writing. another great place on the inte

i'm also human, ronny.the negativity that i experienced was just a lot for me to handle. >> jeffrey was a perfect example of the terrible toll of being trapped in a cycle of retaliation. so does dr. jimmy kimmel have a cure for america's rage addiction? >> the ultimate sol use for all forms of-- sol use is forgiveness. we have been working on a method where you get to put somebody who wronged you through an imaginary criminal trial. and during this trial you become the victim, the defendant, the judge and even the judge of yourself at the final judgment. >> wow, a court room role play in which you become all the characters to help you come to terms with the person who wronged you? i know someone that might help. and who better than to guide him through a process than a guy who just found out about it two minutes ago. >> if you could close your eyes for a second, and just imagine, are you any a court room setting, there are tons of white people, it is very comfortable. >> i'm comfortable with black people, y

but this is what current president hassan ronnie had to say. mom said much about that of his shot as i congratulate my very dear brother mister abraham. right. you see, he has a very heavy responsibility check. now that i'm care ma'am, i have no doubt that the people will support his legitimate government so that their interests can be based implemented. so as i give our view is if you wouldn't mind just a quick sort of snapshot of how life in iran and how the governing style will differ between these 2 men. well, the best way to start this off is talking about the 2015 nuclear. how does the conservatives and the reformist differ? now the reformers see the 2015 nuclear deal and foreign policy as almost like a foundation of a way to build on to build brought brought to relations with the west and other countries and to have broader discussion west a conservative see that 2015 nuclear deal, many conservatives didn't back it, but they see that as the feeling and not the foundation in terms of managing the economy, will they bring him right? if he,

at more than 40 percent in vienna, members of president has found ronnie's team are in talks with the united states and other members of the un security council. to get us back into the nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, j. c, p o, a. and they're hoping a positive outcome will deliver the results that people want to turn out as a major issue for official fear, hope they can rally de electric compared to when how sandra was elected 8 years ago . and a president may prove not so popular when he takes office in august sources, safari out 0 live now to bag into ron observers happen, predicting a low turn out in this election. what is your sense of how voting is going on? where you are? where in the south of the honey show, a this pulling station as we set up in the courtyard of a shrine. now what can tell you is we've been here for about 5 hours when you 1st arrived. there weren't that many people here. and now it's filled up, the 100 the people in the courtyard. but here's the thing. well though, the 100 the people here, there's not that many people voting. the

ronnie joins us from the vice skype. many thanks for speaking to it again on al jazeera. let's get a little bit of background. now, this election started off with a huge number of candidates, but then, by the end of it, there were only just 4 explains with what happened there. well yes the, the, the, the actual performance of the guardian council was very controversial, even within iran because in the past 24 years elections in iran have been very comparative. essentially, all, all presidents in the past 24 years were under dogs during the actions. and as a result, in the past 24 years, all of the actions had a participation of over 60 percent. the previous of action 4 years ago, how to participation rate of 73 percent are now this time around. the guardian council acted much more heavy handed, the and they actually disqualified my mood. medina, jordan, which was expected. he was disqualified as well, 4 years ago. but the disqualification of former problem and speaker id barring johnny and current 1st vice president. as of john gue each, i came as a surprise and it was ac

you see already he has already met with the current president has sandra honey, the president. ronnie went to abraham gracie's office and within the judiciary into iran, and he congratulated the man in person who will take over for him in mid august abraham. but he see in his part has issued a statement saying that he is very hopeful that he will be able to use the expertise of the current government. and he will continue to hold meetings with the outgoing members. of this guy has under a 100 government to try and figure out what is the best way for his incoming government to move forward and tackle some of the main issues that the country faces. we've also heard from the supreme leader, i like how many who issued a statement saying that he wanted to thank the public for their participation. he thanked all the officials with 2 parts and facilitated the elections which were, which were held on friday, thanking the public for their participation. that's interesting doors because only half the public actually turned out what are your thoughts on those low numbers because there was a big

they feel let down by president husband ronnie and his government. they believe that he has mismanaged the economy, but the government has blamed us sanctions, but people are just not buying it. so all of this is playing into what could be one of the lowest vote to turn on the presidential election that iran has ever seen. all right, thank you. i said a reporting test from the, from south to run that. thank you. well, i do hearing that abraham right, you see is considered the front runner in the vote, but it's not his 1st bid for power the hotline had to iran suggestion re to for the presidency in 2017. but last to hi sandra honey, he'd be the 1st president already sanctioned by the united states for his alleged role in the execution of thousands of political prisoners 30 years ago. while it's officially not taking sides cleric has the banking of the powerful revolutionary guard. also, he has the support of the supreme leader he's seen as i tele home in i. e. protege, and could possibly take over. that job, went home and i dies well treated par see j

i think the ronnie's are going to go forward and it's here to the g. c p. if it can be revived. however, when it comes to expanding negotiations with the west to start addressing other issues potentially renegotiate elements of the deal, i don't think it will be as much of an appetite. anyone for that? i think this is an administration that is like you also going to look more eastward towards china than what ronnie government there. moreover, when it comes to relations with the regional stage, i think it's like they got to take a pretty hard stamps. but i think it may actually end up being a greater priority compared to what it's been in the last couple years. the reformist and the moderate camp, which has had more prominence or made more progress and recent is but has suffered it from divisions. now, did they make, was it a misstep? did they make a mistake by not throwing their support, bind her mighty in a very well end up being so because at the end of the day, the idea that boy caught will be a major blow to the system. does not appear to be supported by empirical, sorry, se

after meeting with ronnie supposed to shut down right now, i'd like to offer my gratitude to the very dear honorable and vigilant people. i thank the almighty god, the dear people's trust. in the serving seminary student, i hope i can respond well to the people's confidence votes. unkindness during my turn, that was others. and ronnie wished re fee well for the future man had matter about that of his yacht as i can graduate. my very dear brother mister abraham. right, ye see, he has a very heavy responsibility check now that i'm care man, i have no doubt that the people will support his legitimate government so that their interests can be best implemented. so let's bring a list together now with dell cert. jibari reporting from tara 26800000. iranians went to the ballot boxes on friday, there was nearly 60000000 people eligible to vote in the country. so that's roughly a 48 percent turnout, which makes this presidential elections. one of the lowest voter turnouts in the history of iran since the revolution of 1979. but of course, that doesn't appear to be a concern for president elect

this is what race he had to say after his meeting with ronnie and was like how much time. i hope i can end people's trust in my administration. i thank people and thank god because of people's confidence in me in cooperation with new harney and his administration will use their capabilities and experience. we will continue holding meetings with them. now government will take advice from people in expert and hope we can manage this difficult task that is on our shoulders on one issue that will confront rise. he wants he takes over as president will be the nuclear deal earlier. it runs foreign minister java reef. so the talks in vienna are going well and the country may rejoined the deal as early as the summer. there is a good possibility that we will reach an agreement before the end of our tenure as as how soon. so we are supposed to leave our office by mid august, and i think there is a good possibility that we can reach an agreement way before mid others. the talks are going on right now as we speak. i just read the latest text editor that is being discussed in vienna. t

now, after 8 years of the government of prison, ronnie came to the, you know, came to the conclusion that there is actually no, no chance for any kind of change in this direction. so. so and what we would the thing right now this year is really on in social media on the 3 areas as we saw, the reports, a huge kind of boy cut of election. but it's in the end, we don't know what the turn out will be because you can also not rely on the, on the numbers and the figures that will come. so what we, what we see now actually is that this time it's not even so important for them. if there was a low turn out to legit, my state the the system of this law for public. all right, we'll leave it there. you know, the are back from the person service. thanks for that analysis. let's take a look now with some of the stories from around the world. palestinians have protested at the alex and asking compound in jerusalem. they briefly clashed with israeli police. 3 people were injured. hundreds demonstrated after friday prayers response for ronnie helped by jewish ultra nationalists earlier this week. riv

we are in an extra 10240000 rupees and when the waters were not born known as ronnie's also supplied drinking water to remote villages. the mother of municipal corporation in the pond bar basin that one's house more than 90 . ronnie's currently only has 21 left, many of the older tanks and running our garbage dumps to d, or have been re purpose by the government or private industry because these existing structures. so the regions topography, the hon initiative has walk the restore, close to $300.00 to run is income and well then no organism, village you're running, you know, but after respiration it's bigger and deeper. that's 3 times as much water as they used to be. and it never runs dry together with locals. don has help transform the water system in some photos and villages using traditional methods to improve the future of ra lindale. many people around the world drink water out of plastic bottles, whether it's considered unsafe to drink, tap water like an india, or because it stays still a more convenient while traveling. whatever the reason it often leads to more plastic tras

even a very ready to be, although he criticized the ronnie administration in the past for not being tough enough when getting with the west. now he says that only a strong government can finalize a deal, and of course, in his opinion, a strong government the government led by him though in fact some even say that iran might be delaying the finalization off the deal at the moment to make sure that a new year hotline president can then wave through and then reap the benefits. and of course, he also has to see that the iranian president is not the head of state that isn't the supreme leader. and he makes the decision on all the important topics in iran. so iran stands on the nuclear program, or the nuclear yield does not depend on fridays election. although of course, a hotline president usually strikes a different tone than the current one. so, and that then could have an effect on whether the international community itself wants to further engage in dialogue with the wrong or not. if turnout is low, as you say, will delay gdc of the vote will be questioned. and i mean, you, you've been to

the only standard for ronnie's administration is unless i had a for my economic officer. and for my head of iran central bank, he promised he will fight poverty by increasing economic engagement with a with and that makes him already and what was by iranian vendor. but he loved very well known invited iran so far. he's pale too excited on young and well educated voters were looking for change. well, this is one of the reasons that turn out is expected to be very low for this election. we heard from some dissolution voters in your report there, but tell us more about why radians are so frustrated. many just feel that it doesn't make a difference with the president, especially since they saw the current president will have to make a lot of probably before he got elected. because both iraq and that way. and also the administration under donald trump, who pulled out of the nuclear feel so and they don't feel or where it's the next. it can make a difference that so many young iranians rather trying to move abroad and change that somewhere else and voting into selection. if peo

in florida, closing arguments will be heard on monday in the ronnie 0'neal double murder trial. 0'neald of shooting dead his partner, murdering their daughter with an axe and stabbing and setting their son alight in 2018. the accused was allowed to confront the boy in court. aruna iyengar has this report. it's unusual for the accused to represent themselves in their own murder trial, but that's what ronnie 0'neal is doing. this week in a florida court he's tried to portray himself as a victim of a conspiracy. this is how he greeted his son, now aged 11. his son, who testified via video link from a different location, told the jury how his father had killed his mother, kenyatta barron, and struck his sister ron'niveya with an axe in march 2018. then this extraordinary exchange... did i hurt you that night, of this incident? yes. this was the harrowing testimony about the boy's sister. in the united states, defendants are allowed to represent themselves and question witnesses, even if those in the stand are victims. on friday, the lead detective was questioned by 0neal on friday, the lea

here to explain, republican congressman and doctor from texas, ronnie jackson.pened at the g7. we've been watching this unfold and then you see these flashes of real anger. you know, are you a junkie? come on, man and what happened with kaitlyn collins. do you suspect what many americans suspect that he's cognitively weak and in decline? >> absolutely, sean. after this most recent embarrassing performance overseas i thought it was time to come out. we can't sit on this any longer. i've been saying this for a year and a half. i took care of three presidents over 15 years in the white house including being the physician to the president for both barack obama and donald j. trump. i know with the rigors of this job are both physically and cognitively. it's demanding and after this performance -- we've been seeing this for a year and a half now. i've been saying that joe biden is not -- he's not physically or cognitively fit to be our president right now and i just think that he's not inspired confidence in the american people. is not inspiring confidence in our alli

if he had failed in his bid to win the presidency in 2017, he lost by 8000000 volts to hassan. ronnie, during that campaign, he was criticized for his pastoral as a judge on election day. once again, our people announced their decision and rejected those who in 38 years didn't know anything but execution, an imprisonment. as a young man, he was part of a committee that oversaw mass executions in 1988. an audio recording was leaked during the 2017 election where i had to le montessori, condemned gracie and others on the committee for their role in the executions general. yeah. i think the worst crime against the atlantic republic that history will condemn us for has been committed by you and your name will go in history as a criminal. and amnesty international has said race. he should be investigated for crimes against humanity. as a judicial chief, he's seen as tacking corruption, a fundamental concern for many iranians. his appointment by the supreme needed to key roles has raised other questions, some feel his presidency is setting the stage for him to become the next supreme leader

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i think it's always been a policy, but especially in the past few months. president, ronnie has also been trying to make a point to say that every step has been going on in direct consolidation with the supreme leader and the supreme national security council, which is also comprised of hard liners and conservatives. so i think the nuclear deal is not going to have a huge impact on the election. i didn't turn the election is not going to have a huge impact on the deal. what is i want to show you this and this is a recent telephone poles have a look here on my laptop on twitter. i'm just going to scoot up here. so reducing the translation from persian selections on, in june about 36 percent of people are expected to turn out. that is not a good turn out. and there's not seemly an awful lot of enthusiasm for going to vote which by itself, that by itself is a vote right. not voting. insight if you're not enthusiastic about it. but saturday, had this thought, let me just share this with you because somehow she is being exploited. and captivated by the debates won't have a number to this

in vienna, members of president has found ronnie's team are in talks with the united states and other members of the un security council to get us back into the nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, j. c, p. o, a. and they're hoping a positive outcome, but deliver the results that people want to turn out as a major issue for official here who hope they can rally electric. that compared to what has on monday was elected a years ago than a president may prove not so popular when he takes office in august. sources safari out to 0. let's go now live to bag who has been to run the asset. observe is have been predicting a low turn out in the selection. what is your sense of how voting is going where you are? way in the size of the ron? this was a posing station is at a shrine, has been relatively busy now that the temperature of come down. but we've been here for a few hours and it wasn't that busy. but every one of spoken to here says that they're voting for brian race. and of course, this is the south of, on this area is generally more conservative and generally mo

so we don't really know because you're, ronnie and officials haven't provided precise details. but until we know more this could very well. just be the kind of normal. busy everyday typos incident that often takes place with nuclear power plants, especially if they're able to get the plant online again 4 days was the back story to this particular plan, gary. i mean, is it home grown home build and design, or was it bought in as a kid of parts? it's entirely a foreign facility. so the plan was originally started by a german company before the iranian revolution and was partly finished at the time the show was remote. then germany refused to continue building the plant after the revolution and russia stepped in. and the plant was finished about 2011. the plant is entirely fueled by russia, so the fuel is manufactured and enriched in russia, ship to iran after the fuel is used and therefore contains tony and then says after russia for disposition. so the blue shirt has a power plant really isn't connected in any direct way to concerns about your rod, your program, because iran ope

i'm hoping that ronnie could change something that he was changing something a sign that and then later where affectively back to the beginning. so i want to put the point to you. this comes from, i mean, i mean, is a project research, university of toronto. he has a theory about why conservatives are now in favor of motor. it's on not in favor. you don't have to agree with it, but i'm really interested about your take haven't to me festival. i believe the cyber ends up the phone call. it mother is from your own politic would be one of the most important result of the upcoming presidential election in iraq decision. i've gotten counsel ensure that this long group public doesn't these before me or mother is for the future. and they failed to both of those probably in the nuclear view and currently due to the eagerness of the job ministration to rejoined the j. c. p. a on believe the dollars more a can gain more transitions from the us. basically moderate had their charts, they had a look where we are. this is why conservatives are going to be well no, i absolutely no, i disagree with tha

but in the midst of that spectacular sound was this woman singer, ronnie gilbert, and she was so powerfulence as a singer and an enthusiasm. -we had this odd background of folk muc and musical comedy from broadway shows in new york and opera. -my mother grew up with privilege, so she went to every musical and every museum and -- that could possibly do. her mother was an artist. so she was very encouraging in the house when we were growing up, of creativity. and when we didn't have television, we became our own form of entertainment. i was asked to sing in our town all the time -- at garden clubs, soroptimist clubs, the lions club -- any club that there possibly was. and i took it very seriously. -from the beginning, she kind of acted like she already was a kind of celebrity. i mean that in a really nice way. her vocal coach in ukiah was a woman named connie cox. she, back in the early '50s, gave johnny mathis pre-lessons. [ "unforgettable" plays ] -♪ unforgettable ♪ [ applause ] ♪ that's what you are ♪ -she just taught me a repertoire, and she taught me how to interpret and to think about

young people and they were complaining about the price of goods, the daily some people blame the ronnie administration say that they haven't managed the economy, probably the properly. and the government has said that it's because of sanctions, but people just don't. why that they've been very disappointed. because even though the fact you have been in safe, they feel that president hasn't wrong and you haven't dealt with the economy properly. now whoever is the next country of the country next president will have to deal with some of those issues because those people are voting and many people are staying away. but those people vote in what some change and they want their standard of living to get better. thank you for that. i said, beg there for us in tech, ron. not al jazeera has seen an advanced copy of for you and reports not yet made public on children and conflict. it's meant as a blacklist naming parties that commit gray violations against children. but key actors have been left off. let's course now to our diplomatic edison, james spaces in london who seeing this report, what m

to stay here for hours to talk to the structure of the iranian system, but i think simply put you ronnie's and let me republic. so i think the best definition of how you run works is a mix of islamic component and a mix offer public component. in some cases that one dominates versus the other. and i think in these particular elections that have been probably a lot of consideration about what are the republican components have been taken enough into account compared to the past. but because obviously the restriction that we have heard of also when, when it comes to like any thought or candidates have been perceived that even within the i would say those within the punishment as to restrictive even the for the nomic republic consideration. so i think obviously, you know, it doubles between these 2 criteria. and i think of these is what makes it very complicated, very difficult to understand, but also very difficult to predict, in which direction i would go well in terms of the outcome of the election. but also in terms of a sense, domestically and internationally marks, it's patrick in washi

and then of course there was the j b o a once again that reviewed off to me, hoping, you know, ronnie could change something that she wants changing something signed. and then later where affectively back to the beginning. so i want to put the point to you. this comes from a mean. i mean, is a project research at university of toronto. he has a theory about why conservatives are now in favor of motor. it's on not in favor, you don't have to agree with it, but i'm really interested about your take. let's have to mean festival. i believe the cyber ends up the so called mother is from your own politic would be the most important result of the upcoming presidential election year on the seizure. i've gotten counsel ensure that this long public doesn't these before me or mother is for the future. and they failed to both of them and also we probably in the nuclear and currently due to the eagerness, the joy ministration to rejoined the j. c. p. a. to on believe the doubts moderates can gain more fissions from the u. s. basically moderate had their charts, they had a look where we are. this i

arabia because speak now to mid mirandi, who is dean of the world studies faculty at the university of ronnie joins a slide by skype from that many thanks for joining the program. this election had the lowest turn out in the history of the radian republic. does this result lack legitimacy? no, not at all. actually. it's almost 49 percent. the 2nd lowest presidential election was 50 percent 50, less than 51 percent. but back then there was no pandemic. the ron was hit very hard by the corona virus. and as you know, the united states impose sanctions on iran to prevent it from a painting, masks, ventilators, test kits. and even when iran was trying to purchase vaccines, the united states blocked it. and even as iran is now producing its own backseat, it was delayed because the factories that were trying to create the factory, the big, the companies that were trying to create the factory to, to make the vaccine that they were sanctioned themselves. so during the pandemic of this turn out is pretty good. in fact, according to polls that we've seen consistently over the last few weeks, he's going

we played that ronny jackson sound very quickly.emselves and they're probably right. >> but then, chris, democracy ends. because the moment they -- one of these -- they steal an election from the majority, all hell's going to break loose, chris, and we're all going to lose. >> that's the hell that is knocking on the door. that's why we're sitting in this strange eye of the storm. olivia troye and cornell belcher action thank you for making time tonight. that is "all in" for tonight. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening rachel. >> chris hayes, how was your father's day. >> it was unbelievable. it was almost destroyed but a travel delay and i came very close to a just full breakdown in the airport. i felt it slipping away from me because i was already rolling the dice, but then that got fixed and i did get to have a lovely father's day dinner. it was awesome. >> fantastic. i'm glad your meltdown moved the world so that everything could be in place. well done. thanks. good to have you back. thanks to you at home for

in florida, closing arguments will be heard on monday in the ronnie o'neal double murder trial.his partner, murdering their daughter with an axe and stabbing and setting their son alight in 2018. the accused was allowed to confront the boy in court. aruna iyengar has this report. it is unusual for the accused to represent themselves in their own murder trial that thatis their own murder trial that that is what ronnie o'neal is doing. this week, in a florida court, he has tried to portray himself as a victim of a conspiracy. this is how he greeted his son, now aged 11. how you doing?— greeted his son, now aged 11. how you doing?- it - greeted his son, now aged 11. how you doing?- it is i greeted his son, now aged 11. i how you doing?- it is good how you doing? good. it is good to see you. _ how you doing? good. it is good to see you, man. _ how you doing? good. it is good to see you, man. good - how you doing? good. it is good to see you, man. good to - how you doing? good. it is good to see you, man. good to see i to see you, man. good to see ou to see you, man. good to see you