a show of defiance and support for the iranian revolution portraits of the ayatollah khomeini and the other ideologues of the islamic republic. since a safe power from the shower runs formulator in nine hundred seventy nine the message has changed little. down with israel and down with america. but this year the tension at the pro-government rallies is higher facing new american sanctions on monday the regime is shopping its rhetoric. in parliament the man once in charge of negotiating nuclear policy with washington compared the united states current leader to one of iran's bitterest enemies. now mr donald trump like former iraqi dictator saddam has decided to fight the iranian nation he wants to directly oppress and torture the iranian nation. but elsewhere in tire and worries a growing about the impact of the sanctions they're expected to further drive up consumer prices and why heavily on the country's growth right which had been recovering from an earlier round of penalties the. more the we can see the effect of sanctions in this bizarre. there was a man here today who did not hav

ir ayatollah khomeini, said saturday that america's lost its grip on iran and is in decline. very powerful revolutionary guard announced two days of antiaircraft andenemy. while the foreign ministry spokesman said that the country is not concerned about sanctions. but i can tell you, philip, that ordinary iranians are worried. this is a country that's been sanctioned for decades, and people are all too aware of the devastating effects. even before these latest rounds of sanctions took full effect, the currency in iran has taken a nose dive. basic goods are in short supply, and the price of everything has dramatically increased, so things are looking bleak for their future. back to you. >> ali aro yo >>> well, up next, why getting to the polls tomorrow just got a little cheaper. >>> and tunneling musk shows of calls the future of transportation in los angeles. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds

iran's supreme leader ayatollah c khomeini is slamming the u.s.anks snor the sanks s s for the sanks sanctions. >>> mayor from the u.s. state of utah was killed in afghanistan while serving with utah national guard. initial reports indicate brent taylor was killed by a member of the afghan national defense and security forces on saturday. the attacker reportedly was then killed by other afghan soldiers. >>> an american envoy says a u.n. humanitarian convoy with enough aid for 50,000 people has finally made it to a refugee camp in the desert in syria. the u.s. and russia had accused each other of blocking the aid delivery to the camp. the u.n. says the situation there has been desperate for months. >>> the u.s. midterm elections are just two days away. and the stakes are enormous. president donald trump and former president barack obama are crisscrossing the u.s. for their respective candidates. on sunday, mr. trump will be in georgia and tennessee. mr. obama will be in indiana and illinois. ultimately tuesday's outcome will be seen as a referendum

i remember ayatollah khomeini saying he fears u.s. universities more than the marines because of the values they taught, and that was one of the reasons why hezbollah targeted so many professors at american university in beirut to use as hostages. they really do see those as transmission belts for values that are going to bring down the totalitarian islamist regime. well, at that point let me just wind up the panel and thank you all for coming, and join me in giving our speakers a very big hand. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, c-span's congressional exit interviews with utah and congress hatch senator who are both retiring at the end of the session. after that, a discussion on the impact of artificial intelligence on national security. withc-span's interview orrin hatch. he is retiring after 42 years in office. he talks about his childhood, his love of mus

[all chanting] - during the collapse of iran and ayatollah khomeini's rise with the end of the shah's regime, some of perot's company employees were captured and held in a prison in tehran. - so he hired a former green beret to put a team together to go in and rescue 'em. - it was a very patriotic thing to do but also risky, because there was an argument that he was taking foreign affairs into his own matters, but to him, these were his employees, and he felt that it was his duty to rescue them. e - scue is like the theft of a diamond. it's something that you plan very carefully. you wait for an opportunity and you do it. - ken follett wrote a best-selling book on it called "on wings of eagles," and that was turned into a movie. - hello, dr. kissinger. my name is ross perot. the iranian government has just arrested tw of our eds executives. - he was a folk hero in that sense, you know,wh eas people were kind of down on carter for being mired in the iran hostage crisis. you know, perot took action. he got it done. he got his guys out. narrator: in 1984, perot merged eds with the giant

he's been in that office now for almost 30 years, three times that ayatollah khomeini was. and it's really important in understanding how this process plays out. now, i was very struck after the announcement of sanctions this week that one of the things president rouhani said was we don't rule out sanctions. and that's what he also said to me in september when i saw him at the united nations. finish -- he said this september, it's easier for us to go back six months than it is to go back six years. and this week, little-understood, little-covered was his statement that we don't rule out negotiations. but you have to go back to the terms you have already committed to that the united nations has endorsed unanimously, and then we'll talk. so this has not been ruled out. and the iranians in some ways have taken the higher ground on this in saying that they're willing to engage, but, you know, under certain conditions. now, one last point and that is that when it comes to what else can we do to pressure, i think, again, one of the unreported -- little reported stories this week

this is iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khomeini. >> the u.s. is much weaker today than it was 40 yeaears ago when the revolution was big tory is. the power of the u.s. is on the decline. this is the important pointnt. most of the world's politicians and global affairs analyst believe the u.s. soft power is worn out. it is being destroyed. amy: on friday, trump tweeted a photo of himself with the words, "sanctions are coming november 5" written over his image. the words were written in the font of the popular hbo program, "game of thrones." in a statement, hbo said it "would prefer our trademark not be misappropriated for political purposes." in florida, a far-right extremist and self-proclaimed misogynist shot and killed two women at a tallahassee yoga studio friday, injuring five others before turning the gun on himself. scott beierle had a long, history of attacking women, black people, and immigrants via online videos and songs. he had previously been investigated for harassing women and had been arrested at least twice, once on allegations