i still hold that the supreme leader of iran, ayatollah khomeini, is going to look for an excuse nota deal for two reasons. one, idealogically he is opposed to making any sorts of agreements with the great satan. it just goes against everything he's believed for 75 years of his life. but the second thing is if the ayatollah khomeini walks away from the deal, he knows that this president is so desperate that when they come back to the negotiating table six months from now, the concessions that we've made so far become the starting point, the baseline for the next round of american concessions and what the ayatollah wants is immediate relief of all sanctions. >> kim, what do you say? you're in washington. you know that city very well. is the president going to just sign anything? >> more importantly, to go to your point, this piece of legislation does not allow congress in essence to do anything to stop this. look, they are going to pass this unanimously. it's always bad news when something passes unanimously in washington. what it says is that congress gets 30 days to review a deal. b

the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini slammed the u.s. about the myth of the nuclear intentions. so far, he is still backing the negotiations. >>> a tsunami advisory has been lifted in the sea of japan after the 6.8 mahonynatude earthquake. right now, there are no reports of serious damage or injuries. >>> we will get an early start on your money. cristina alesci here with us this morning. good morning. >> a bit of a rough ride in the markets. asia shares are tumbling. here futures are higher after a rough end to the week last week. markets fell across the board. the dow down 1.5%. the nasdaq was down the similar percentage. the s&p down 1%. that was largely due to the chinese government announcing regulations on trading. today, the chinese central bank launched stimulus measures to kick start the economy. a lot of people there seem to be thinking that the economy needs more stimulus. now the chinese central bank said the amount of money banks have on reserve are lower. let's keep it in perspective. we are close to record highs. the dow just 2.5% away from its record. the nasdaq

ayatollah khomeini. those sanctions those economic sanctions are what brought iran to the table to begin with. they're desperate to have them removed as quickly as possible. but officials are assisting that it will be a gradual process. it will match step by step. president obama was in jamaica attending a regional summit when asked about this. he said stepped very carefully around comments of the iranian officials. >> this is not done until it's done. the next two to three months of negotiations will be absolutely critical for making sure that we're memorializing an agreement that gives us confidents and gives the world confidence that iran is not pursueing a nuclear weapon. >> at the same time officials admit that the clear details, at least they haven't nailed down all the details of that schedule of the dates by which those sanctions will be removed which sanctions will be removed and which step iran takes to fulfill its end of the deal. >> mike, bring us back home for a minute. we heard the presiden

ayatollah khomeini.insists the deal is non-binding and says he neither agrees nor disagrees with it. there are questions now about what this all means for the framework deal made here. after months of talks, iran agreed to limit its enrichment capacity and in return world powers would lift a crippling embargo. >> make no mistake, nobody has the guts to say no to a possible nuclear deal with the west because today iran's leaders says that i supports the continuation of talks, i just want to make sure i'm not making a mistake. >> reporter: president obama also has to convince his own skeptics mainly in congress that he is not making a mistake. >> i'm convinced that if this framework leads to a final deal it will make your country, our allies and our world safer. >> reporter: the deal also has its worldwide critics, including israel. france and saudi arabia are also cautious. a deal between iran and the west is always going to be about more than just the nuclear issue, it marks a change in relations after d

. >>> more insults to america from iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini. he doesn't trust us to keep our end of a nuclear deal. details ahead. from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. >>> is the middle east on the brink of war? iran is warning saudi arabia to stopless air campaign in yemen and deployed two with aerships to waters near that country. this as the u.s. speeds up a weapons supply to the saudi-led coalition, striking rebel there is. iran's ayatollah khomeini accusing saudi arabia of genocide and unleashed a cascade of tweets about a nuke deal made with the west. one reads, hours after the talks, americans released a fact sheet contrary to what was agreed. they always deceive and breach promise that sounds like something we would say about them. >>r hill lairity of this whole thing. yemen, this was a success makes me

it's a political chant from the days of ayatollah khomeini and the iranian revolution. it reads: "god is great, death to america, death to israel, god curse the jews, victory to islam." i stayed with the family of my close friend radiya, a human rights activist. her father, dr. mohmed al mutawakel, is a prominent, independent local politician. i ask radiya to take me on a drive around sana'a, to show me how the city has changed since the houthi takeover. (giggles) >> al ahmad: the houthis had set up checkpoints all over the city, but at the time they had left the yemeni government bureaucracy functioning. their control was still tentative. abdulillah is a member of the so-called revolutionary committee, which the houthis have established to impose their control on the government. they are a secretive movement. they won't even tell me how many of them are in the city. after weeks of negotiations, they finally let me follow them in action. >> al ahmad: this is an unannounced visit to the ministry of finance. the houthis had put their own guards inside the ministries. >> a

. >> also, what you did not have in iraq, you have ayatollah khomeini, the supreme ruler, coming outng there won't be any quote, extraordinary measures and to the iranians that sounds like almost anything. he is denying them ability to go into military sites and that raises the question, where they are suspected to have weaponization of the military program in terms of explosive experiments. what do you think of that and what do you think of the supreme leader's statements that all military facilities are off the table? how could you find out if they are building a bomb if you can't even go into any military facility? >> that's exactly right. that's kind of a non-starter at least from my point of view. not only that, but even if they did allow you into a site, when are they going to allow you into it, after two weeks of advance notice? the key question is how much work has iran done to design the weapon itself. in other words, they are now addressing only the enrichment of the material that goes into the bomb. unstated and unresolved is have they done work to design a weapon, have th

iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini, every sanction lifted the second the final deal will be signednd they won't sign it without those concessions. the ayatollah even tweeting, i'm neither for nor against it. then he took a big jab at the u.s., writing hours after the talks, americans offered a fact sheet that is contrary to what was agreed. they always dereceive and breach agreements. >> wow you know for a country where they don't let anyone else tweet, this guy certainly has a lot to say on twitter. >> well, exactly. and here's the thing. you know, if your kids came to you, gretchen and they said hey mom, let me watch tv and i promise i'm going to do my home work afterwards, you say no, do the home work first. what the iranians are saying now, we want you to drop all of the sanctions, all of the leverage, you drop that first then we'll talk slowly talk to you about maybe letting you come. >> it's >> it makes no sense at all. >> at the same time, the white house getting snarky with netanyahu again, and yesterday the white house tweets out their own depiction of that. what the heck

it brought ayatollah khomeini from exile into power. the u.s. embassy has sieged and hostages held for 180 days. the downfall of president jimmy carter. and the success of ronald reagan. the u.s. investigators unearthing the plan where selling arms to iran were used top fund rebels in nicaragua. the u.s. threw it's support against saddam hussein bolstering iraq with supply of deadly weapons. then iran shot down an airliner. 350 people were killed. and yet not even three years later when the u.s. began it's own war against saddam hussein there were offers of support from the iranian leadership. offers repeated in 2001 when iran quietly rounded up hundreds of al qaeda supporters and offered intelligence to destroy the taliban in afghanistan. these moves were repudiated by george w. bush, who added iran to his axis of evil what he said were behind the conspiracy. >> states like these constitute an axis of evil. >> the president mahmoud was in power saying in the most controversial of u.n. speeches, that the u.s. itself was behind the 9-1-1 attacks.

here is another quote from ayatollah khomeini.it is the mission of the islamic public of a ranter race israel from the map of the region. at some point when someone keeps saying they want to destroy you, you should take them serious way. our concern is i want there to be an amendment on this or the president was certified to congress that iran's leaders have publicly accepted israel's right to exist that whatever deal he agreed to does not put the existence and security in table ground. i appreciate changes to the bill but it is the sense of the congress the president should determine the agreement in no way compromises commitment of the united states to israel's security north support her israel's right to exist is better than not having him there at all an issue we have to talk about on the floor and as we move forward today. while can or no data about the national security of the united states and implications of a nuclear iran and you don't build ballistic missiles because you want to do some fancy firework. you want to put a

he can co-ed ayatollah khomeini who called the u.s. dishonest, saying an example of the u.s. like and preaching promises. >>. >> translator: the other party stubborn treacherous and hard to deal with known after trick rick after haggling, after stabbing others in the back. >> reporter: criticism of the framework has been growing n an opinion piece in the "wall street journal", former secretary of states george schultz and henry kissinger warped the white house plan could undermine stab pillity in the region. >> i'm very uneasy and i don't need to point out that there are issues of verification and there are issues of strategic relationships in the region and that it will be very difficult -- it will be -- nuclear weapons threat all over the middle east. >> reporter: marie harf took issue with the article. >> i heard big words and big thoughts in that piece and a place for that but i didn't hear a lot of alternatives what they would do differently. >> reporter: on capitol hill, chairman of the senate foreigns relation committee, possible corker of tennessee, pushed legislation

this framework means that for the next three months, iran gets another breathing space and the ayatollah khomeiniill probably play bad cop to zarif's good cop. they will work us. they play us wonderfully. but we are not going to do anything to impede iran's aggression throughout the middle east for the next three months. money is going to start flowing back in. if there is a final deal it is going to enrich iran, whether iran enriches uranium or not, and iran will have more money to spread its aggression against our interests across the middle east and oh, by the way, iran is not giving up a single nuclear facility. there will be no snap inspections. this is a loser from jump street. >> right now right now, iran is winning in yemen, it is winning in syria, it is winning across the middle east and it is achieving, it appears, or it has within its grasp a hegemonic domination of the region and by the way, we all knew its intent its ambitions, its strategic goals. meanwhile, another strategic goal is being achieved in eastern europe and that of vladimir putin with as i pointed out earlier in the bro

ayatollah khomeini slammed the white house on sunday.ating a myth of the iranian intentions. later today, president obama will host the crown prince of united arab emirates about the deal. >>> tsunami advisory has been lifted in the south of japan. the 6.6 quake east of taiwan and south of okinawa caused buildings to sway. it forced residents to seek higher ground. the tsunami advisory was lifted about an hour after it was issued. no reports of any serious damage or injuries. >>> time now for an early start on your money. cristina alesci is here. >> a mixed morning for stocks. asia shares are tumbling but the u.s. future market seems to be shrugging it off. they are higher after a rough end to the week. on friday, markets fell across the board. the dow shed 279 points or 1.5%. the nasdaq was down 1.5% as well. the s&p down over 1%. that was largely because the chinese government announced new regulations on trading. today, some more bad news out of china. the central bank recognizing a need for more stimulus as the economy there slows do

now, part of what you are seeing or hearing with what ayatollah khomeini is saying is negotiating strategyn minister mohammed shareef is the good cop. eye toll lal khomeini is the bad cop. back to the next round of talks say to kerry oh gee, john, i would like to help you out but the ayatollah says i can't do that. that's part of it. to me the fundamental issue is these are people, kerry and company, just aren't serious negotiators. the iranians the persians of the core of iran. they have a bizarre culture. they are born haglers and they look at obama and they size up their customers. and they know obama wants to buy this persian rug no matter what. he is fixated on buying it. people are telling him that's a fake, don't buy that rug. but he just wants to buy it and by god they are going to get the highest price they can. >> colonel, do a side by side comparison of the two deals -- two countries ideas of the deals. under u.s. say they are permanent and iran says they are temporary. right here sanctions. the u.s. says the sanctions are phased in where iran says the ayatollah supreme leader s

so obviously the ayatollah khomeini will try to rein everybody in whatever program or whatever decisionian political leadership should have. but yet at the same time there are those different factions within the system who may not be necessarily very very open and very accepting of the nuclear deal. in other words -- actually, just only yesterday something positive came out of the leader of the revolutionary guard, general where he said our negotiators really worked very, very hard to get a really good deal. so in other words this was some sort of a way of saying, yeah okay, well you did okay. it was all right. and this might reflect on how hezbollah, for instance, looks at this issue. but yet at the same time there are other people within the political system. it was described as in suspended equilibrium. all the different factions have their own interests. all of them are trying to pull to their own position and so not very much really happens on the domestic scene. so are these different factions -- will they do something in the foreign policy arena. in other words, will there be som

he's exchanged letters with the ayatollah khomeini and said he's a tough read with the united statesand the west and who knows therefore what that really means. at the same time he said he was impressed by the fact that the ayatollah was parted of these nuclear talks that might not have been possible in the past. that in fact suggests a shift in tehran. >> rose: do we believe that he believes that because a, it hasn't been tried before, it hasn't gotten this far before. and b, that he can still take care of the risk because of inspections and because he's pledged to, as he says, take care of israel to see israel's back. >> right, exactly right. so look a lot of critics say this deal is too easy on iran, has given away too much, allows him to keep too much of their nuclear program. what the president is arguing is look we're going to have inspections, inspecting their entire nuclear change from start to finish from the iranian mines through the processing plants. that will in fact provide a measure of surety that they are following the terms@3x of the deal. if not, he says look, this

also the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini. we have not yet heard from him about this deal although you must assume that he supports it if indeed they were negotiating it. but take a look at what the leading iranian opposition group says. the national council of resistance of iran, its leader she calls this whole thing a statement of generalities. a statement of generalities lacking khomeini's signature and official approval will never block the path to the regime obtaining nuclear weapons. compelling the regime to abide by united nations security council resolutions is simply the only way to prevent the mullahs from obtaining nuclear weapons. number one, this deal throws the u.n. under the bus because it violates six u.n. resolutions that told them not to and stop enriching which they are capable and have the ability under that and the national council of the resistance of iran says there are conflicts between the english and persian translations of the deal. how do they sort all this out? sounds like a switch and bait or used

we heard as well from the supreme leader in iran ayatollah khomeini that says as far as he's concerned maybe it won't work. he's very sort of open at the moment not much less than a ringing endorsement. secretary of state john kerry reports that the coming months until that final agreement has been made by the 30th of june the final months will be the tough months for talks. this is what he said. >> it's going to take more work but it may also be that the hardest part is behind us because the framework has really crossed the barrier, if you will. but the details are going to be tough, and coming down to the last comma, the last crossed t, i'm confident will be probably as difficult as the last couple days were in the framework. >> reporter: so the details were tough. the last couple of days of the framework were tough, too, but it does seem the iranian leadership is setting up in the next few months to be very tough talks as well. >> nic robertson reporting live from saudi arabia. >>> to south carolina for the mother of walter scott, the tragedy of losing her son, made public by that g

earlier, iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini accused saudi arabia of committing genocide through military intervention against the houthi rebels in yemen. the saudis themselves have long accused iran of arming and supporting those houthis. fighting has intensified in the country, in the capital sanaa, a local journalist captured the footage we're about to show you, which does contain some distressing scene. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: this was a saudi plane which hit woman and children. they are randomly targeting children. their targets are wrong. they are attacking innocent people. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: i am one of the victims of an air attack. we went to see where the next strikes would hit, when they suddenly hit us. look at what happened to us. >> translator: before dawn a missile hit a gas container, which caused a fire in several buildings. it resulted in women and children being badly burned. the total killed in my building was 26 with many injured. >> translator: as you can see, there is a congestion caused by shortage of petrol be

those comments from ayatollah khomeini this week when he indicated that he thought that once the deal was completed, if it's completed by the end of june 30th, but the sanctions would be lifted immediately, and i think what you heard is that there is a pressure point there for this president and if you touch it you're going to get a pretty strong response. and the president had some very tough comments about john mccain, questioning why he would trust the word coming from the ayatollah versus the words coming from a decorated war veteran like secretary of state john kerry. that's the way the president characterized it during this press conference. but, you know, this is an issue that is going to follow the president right into next week as congress comes back hearings will be held bob corker chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, will be trying to move his legislation forward. and our vote counters at cnn were looking at a situation where potentially republicans and democrats might be able to cobble together a veto-proof majority in the event the president vetoes bob cork

recent remarks by ayatollah khomeini have raised doubts by some as to whether that deal can occur in.ongress to have the right to vote on removal of sanctions. presidential politics are likely to play a part in this cuba decision inevitably. i'm wondering if it would take a lot of political capital just to get one done let alone two. have you bitten off more than you can chew? >> no. you may be surprised by that response, jim. let me take them in turn. first of all, with respect to cuba, there is majority support of our policy in the united states and there's overwhelming support for our policy in cuba. i think people recognize that if you keep on doing something for 50 years and it doesn't work, you should try something new and so the american people don't need to be persuaded that this is the right thing to do. i recognize that there are still concerns and questions that congress may have. we've got concerns and questions about specific activities that are taking place in cuba and human rights and reform. and there were two members of the cuban civil society that were in attendance

iran did not cave under a million deaths in war against iraq -- >> actually, ayatollah khomeini got onio and said it's like drinking poison but the cost has been too great to bear. >> my problem is -- michael, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> my problem is the munich metaphor, comparison has been use to take us into vietnam, into iraq. it's question of do we have the guts to fight? i don't think it's about guts to fight. it's the brain to figure out how to get through these things. anyway, eugene robinson, thank you, michael ruben. >>> up next, former police commissioner bernard kerik will be here. he was nearly the secretary of homeland security until a dramatic fall from grace that left him behind bars. he'll be here when we come back. this is quite a show tonight. this is "hardball." the place for politics. aptly named. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dy

in july of 2014, ayatollah khomeini tweeted " this barbaric regime of israel has no cure but to be annihilated." in november of 2014, the supreme leader's twitter account issued a chart showing nine reasons for the elimination of israel. in a 66 years of life, the fake zionist dream -- zionist regime has try to realize its goals through an iron fist while posting about it blatantly. it calls for some sort of referendum where the jews and i participate have to go back to their country. he says," until the day that this regime is eliminated through a referendum, resolute and armed resistance is the cure of this ruinous regime." the only means is a resolute and armed confrontation/." " it is the mission of the islamic republic of iran to erase israel from the map of the region." i think at some point when people say they want to destroy you, you should take them seriously. i think there should be an amendment on here with a president has to certify to congress that iran's leaders have to legitimize the existence of israel. it is the intent of congress that the president observed that the agreemen

forget the terror that they felt for the 444 days that they were held by supporters of the late ayatollah khomeiniey were beaten, threatened with death and even southed to mock executions. the events marked the beginning of course of decades of strained relations between the two countries. survivors have been seeking hundreds of millions in compensation from the iranian government and now they are calling on congress to include that in any deal over iran's nuclear program. well, in our next hour we'll be joined by don cook who is one of those former hostages now pushing for compensation. >> really interesting story barbara, thank you. >>> coming up next, abram link none his own words rarely seen personal letters about the civil war, slavery and more. and the last one on earth the fight to protect the only surviving male rhino of its kind. the the >>> 150 years ago tonightabraham lincoln was shot at ford's need never washington, d.c. he died the next day. new york's morgue ran library and i have a new exhibit with never-before-seen lincoln letters and writings, revealing new insights in to the 16th

recent remarks by supreme leader ayatollah khomeini have raised doubts to some as to whether that deal with occur with iraq. and senator schumer, an ally of yours, wants congress to have the right to vote on removal of sanctions. presidential politics are likely to play a part in this cuba decision inevitably. so i'm wondering if it would take a lot of political capital just to get one done let alone two. have you bitten off more than you can chew? >> no. you may be surprised by that response jim. let me take them in turn. first of all, with respect to cuba there is majority support of our policy in the united states and there's overwhelming support for our policy in cuba. i think people recognize that if you keep on doing something for 50 years and it doesn't work you should try something new. and so the american people don't need to be persuaded that this is in fact the right thing to do. i recognize that there are still concerns and questions that congress may have. we have concerns and questions about specific activities that are taking place in cuba and human rights and reform. an

given ayatollah khomeini's recent comments about the framework which are completely contradictory to what we are saying publicly, why would not enhance sanctions? why would they not have an impact in snapback sanctions would? if we passed sanctions by congress, we are told that is unrealistic and it won't work and our partners won't support us. we would be isolated and on her own. at the same time russia and china can have snapback stations, but ours will be effective? ambassador power: there is a very clear answer to that. right now, iran is in compliance with the jp away. -- jp 08. as been granted the axis that needs to verify. -- it has been granted the access that needs to verify. you're looking at a jpoa that has been respected and thus the idea of imposing sanctions at this point would seem very much at odds with the recent track record to the singer's that from this area that we were talking about earlier which is a snapback scenario, which is when iran is in violation of any future copperheads of agreement. and that violation would be clear by virtue of the fact that iea gets

the rhetoric from iran is nothing new for the saudis, in particular this rhetoric with ayatollah khomeinias the minister of defense is very troubling. but as you mentioned, the united nations says it's going to get worse by the hour. it is. it's getting hotter there. this is a very difficult challenge for the saudis as well as for the future of the region. >> well let's talk about the united states, because secretary of state john kerry is warning iran to stop its involvement in yemen and in fact, he said the u.s. will not allow it but at the same time kerry is negotiating with tehran over its nuclear program. doesn't that actually give iran leverage over the united states in the nuclear talks? >> it does. in fact the secretary of state made it clear to the saudis that we can do two things. one of the good pieces of information recently with regard to u.s. support to saudi arabia was deputy secretary's reassurance with regard to arms, logistics and also intelligence to support this effort inside yemen. but this rhetoric is going to continue to get escalated. the iranians need to be put on

short of giving his support to the framework deal, and in remarks on this official website the ayatollah khomeini said he will wait until the terms are finalized. separately rouhani said his country would only sign the deal if sanctions are lifted on the same day and rouhani is calling for the end of saudi arabia air strikes in yemen. yesterday i asked secretary of state john kerry about the concerns over the nuclear deal. >> you know the concerns that by lifting sanctions it means a stronger more capable iran and that, in turn mean as stronger more capable hezbollah, assad and houthi rebels in yemen. >> first of all, the sanctions were put in place to bring them to negotiations. that was the entire purpose. so now that they've negotiated and they have an agreement people can't complain and say, oh, my gosh if they comply with all the things they said they're going to do what we wanted them to do we're going to now not lift them. that doesn't work. no equation there. it simply doesn't work. secondly, they've been doing what they're doing with the sanctions in place. and they do it on the cheap. a

obviously ayatollah khomeini has the final say and will definitely try to reign everybody in for whatever decision the iranian political decision should have. at the same time, there are different factions within the system who may not be necessarily very open and accepting of the nuclear deal. only yesterday, something positive came out of the leader of the revolutionary guard. he said our negotiators really worked very hard to get a very good deal. in other words, this was some sort of a way of saying you did ok. it was all right. this might reflect on how hezbollah looks at this issue. there are other people within the political system that described the political system in suspended equilibrium. all the different factions have their own interest. all of them are trying to pull to their own position. not much happens on the domestic scene. are these different factions? will they do something in the foreign policy arena? will there be somebody who might think it is possible to activate for instance the lebanese-syrian front with israel? a couple of rockets here or there, something might

obviously the ayatollah khomeini has the ultimate saying he will try to rein everybody in with whateverrogram or decision the irani and -- iranian political leadership has. but there are factions within the system that will not necessarily be open and accepting of the political deal. just yesterday something came out from the revolutionary guard, the general where he said our negotiators worked very, very hard to get a good deal. in other words, this was some way of saying, well, ok, you did ok. it was all right. and this might reflect on how they look at this issue. yet at the same time, there are other people within the political system -- they described the political system as being in suspended it will debris him. all of the different factions have their own interest. all of them are trying to pull their own position, so not much really happens on the domestic scene. are these different factions, will they do something in the foreign policy arena? in other words will there be somebody who thinks it is possible to activate the lebanese-syrian front with israel? a couple rockets here,

in part look at the what supreme leader of iran ayatollah khomeini said. be an immediate removal of sanctions and there would be no inspections. that contradicts what the president said in the rose garden. senator corker's legislation would insure congress has the ability to review the deal and monitor any future deal. bill: what was passed yesterday you gave some concession to the the white house too on time limits. they were dekreelsd as opposed to increased or staying the same. >> i think 60 to 52 days was the agreement. but what was notable ap after months of threatening a veto the white house has to withdraw its veto because republicans and democrats in congress alike are recoiling from what they have seen the last few weeks and what they heard from second tear question kerry the past few days. bill: was john kerry convincing? >> i did not find secretary kerry's presentation convincing. it did not answer the questions about sanctions removals or inspections or iran many deep underground bunker. it's president obama that led us down this dangerous path

we are expecting to hear from president rouhani but have not heard from ayatollah khomeini and he is the man who is the leader and will decide which way this country goes. he has supported these negotiations because of those young people that you see in the streets. iran's a country where you can't really use a credit card where you can't download an app and as they head into the mid-21st century that is unsustainable and decided to do this to save their regime. >> thanks very much. much more on this sunday on "this week." let's go to lara. >> right to the latest on the germanwings plane that crashed in the french alps. investigators going through that second black box right now. the data revealing new details about what the co-pilot did in those final seconds before intentionally crashing the plane. abc's david kerley is here with the very latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. this is chilling. this second black box data confirms what they heard. the co-pilot was alive at the controls and sending that aircraft into the ground with all 149 in the cabin unable to sto

in july of 2014, ayatollah khomeini tweeted, " this barbaric regime of israel has no cure but to be annihilated." in november of 2014, the supreme leader's twitter account issued a chart showing nine reasons for the elimination of israel. “in its 66 years of life, the fake zionist regime has tried to realize its goals through an iron fist while boasting about it blatantly.” it calls for some sort of referendum where the jews have to go back to their country. he says, "until the day that this regime is eliminated through a referendum, resolute and armed resistance is the cure of this ruinous regime." “the only means is a resolute and armed confrontation." "it is the mission of the islamic republic of iran to erase israel from the map of the region." i think at some point when people say they want to destroy you, you should take them seriously. i think there should be an amendment on here with a president has to certify to congress that iran's leaders have to legitimize the existence of israel. it is the intent of congress that the president observed that the agreement does not damage israel's ri

public overrun was overshadowed with ayatollah khomeini and in saudi arabia if you had those parts ofhe islamic world, the shiites and the sunnis united in a cause of war against everything the west stands for. so you have to understand, if you don't understand this at all, the united states has been at war with these elements of islam since 1979. we are not at war with them, but they are at war with us. they are very clear about this. just as a small percentage of the german population were actual honest to god nazis with a much less ss personnel. we have to understand the philosophy run amok. the reason germany was able to become so awful and allow this to happen was not because peoples darted out it was because the atmosphere of evil and gave room for the most basic in string to arise. so in the same way the many millions and millions of germans have no knowledge would have been absolutely clueless as as the same time they knew something was wrong and they didn't say anything and that led to serious problems. if you want to compare islamists with nazis. that is my position on it. i

issues with congressional oversight back home it's more important, because the authority of the ayatollah khomeinin this issue. ate this stage there may have been some give on that. we don't know. we've been told not to assume it is ironclad iran will not send its enriched uranium back to russia. >> nbc's andrea mitchell thank you very much. >>> howard in to play everybody's game, on the "morning joe" set. why is joe wrong? i'm going to ask you this question. we tried this yesterday we david ignatius. only half way in. i've got a feeling you're going to go all-in. >> he's ready. >> i'm going to say something. you tell me why heimi'm wrong. i think john kerry and barack obama are far, far, too eager with a deal with iran and could get a better deal if they walked away from the table and came back later. why am i wrong? >> i actually think i'm right about that. >> damn! i can't get anybody to play this game. >> i think you're wrong. >> i think you're wrong. >> i'll tell you why. >> tell me why, howard. >> because, i think the united states is negotiating for a much stronger position than we were fou

the ayatollah khomeini saying that he's making demands.e sort of deal with that country. he also said the white house fact sheet is wrong on most of the key issues. president obama says there's still work left to be done. listen -- >> the next two to three months of negotiations are going to be absolutely critical for making sure that we are memorializing an agreement that gives us confidence and gives the world confidence that iran, in fact is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. >> well iran's president also says he wants the sanctions lifted immediately. >>> and if you see this woman, this is quite a story, do not marry her. she's an alleged serial bride. she's walked down the aisle different times. but she has never gotten divorced. now she'll be walking right into court. her name is liana barrientos. she's from new york city and she's now facing felony charges because, well, she's still married to all those ten guys. she's filed marriage licenses all over the state of new york. she was finally busted after that tenth marriage. her first was

ayatollah khomeini hated us for our freedom. they said as much.t. >> you know who they hate more than me or you? people in their own religion who disagree with them. >> it isn't just a war on the west, it's a war on islam, inside of islam even more in the west. mark halperin. >> senatethe party is shopping for somebody who can beat hillary clinton. you and hillary clinton i believe it's fair to say are close personal friends. how can the party trust you to ferociously take her on and make you their nominee if you're close friends with her? >> well that would disqualify jeb because apparently bill is like his illegitimate brother. at the end of the day -- >> by the way, you just made news, thank you, keep going. >> the bottom line is there used to be a day in american politics where you could like people and say you're going to take the country one way, i'm going to take it another way, you're not a bad person i just disagree with you. i don't dislike hillary clinton. i think she's the third term of barack obama. i think she's the architect of fail