we've also had advised to the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini vying response to the attackers. we've had the head of the revolutionary guard saying that this is an attempt to stop iran gaining new sciences. and he was a very emotive fuckers out. there was a very senior figure in the nuclear program in the missile program, and this will be a major blow to iran. we don't know who was responsible, of course, but why would people have wanted motion killed? well, there was an assassination attempt on him back in 2010 and actually in november 2010, another nuclear scientist mugisha harry was assassinated. now there have been attempts on nuclear scientists before and iran says yes, net attempt to slow down or damage to nuclear program. in fact, in fact, i had wanted to interview him, but iran had stopped any interview of him in 2018. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had claimed that most in fact, his other was head of iran's nuclear. he said he was the head director of iran's nuclear weapons program. so again, these are high ranking scientists and officials. in fact, there wa

and they gave their condolences to the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, and the nation. now he had had previous assassination attempts on him before at the height of assassinations of nuclear scientists in the country. but when the news came through, this will be a shock for the area. this is one of the most senior nuclear scientists and individuals that was a part of the missile program. and presumably that's why he has been targeted because he was so deeply involved in this absolutely. as i said that there had been previous attempts on his life before. in fact, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in 2018 had named him as the director of iran's nuclear missile program. and he had, he's movements had been secret. he had gods, we understand that he had guards on the in intelligence ministry has said that they've launched an investigation. now we're also hearing in hearing that $3.00 to $4.00, of those assailants were killed in that exchange of fire. but yet we are hearing from officials, they're all saying that there will be a response. but the context of all this i

the defense minister offered condolences to the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini. and the nation, as you said, is a great deal of anger and fingers are already been pointed. now the head of the armed forces here said that affiliates of the zionist regime are responsible, pointing the finger at israel. the foreign minister zarif, again, he said he's also blaming israel, but yet any evidence is to be provided to be presented. we haven't seen or heard anything to say that israel behind this, but there is a great deal of anger at this was a very senior scientist at the defense ministry say that he was the head of innovation and research at the defense ministry. and they are officials admitting that this is a blow to iran defense program because he had been targeted previously in assassination attempts. and he has survived those. he had been on the list of u.n. security council sanctions us way back as 2007. and he's worried about it's had been kept secret. and again, this is a blow to iran and there are officials now to respond. but we don't know what that response wil

is iran's policy towards the united states will remain the same in fact the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini just said the of the date that the united states has chosen iran enemy but there will be reformist politicians from president hassan rouhani and his reformist camp that would be cautiously optimistic that's because joe biden has said that he will return to the 2015 nuclear deal the reformist put in a lot of political capital and the political reputation they tie that to that deal and try to bring hope to this country but also there is hope that it will bring some sort of economic relief to this country because donald trump pulled the united states out of that 2015 nuclear deal and imposed some imposed sanctions against iran some of the harshest sanctions this country has ever seen and the economy has really been suffering. mexico's president has also spoken about the election result from on that let's go to manual repeller who is in mexico city manual when we say spoken up we mean the president has been speaking to say that he won't be speaking at least for the time being. that's righ

so i joined as a bank is joining us live from tehran and said tell us more about what the ayatollah khomeini had to say when he talked about the u.s. election and iran u.s. relations. well he is the supreme leader who is the political and spiritual leader of this country and his speaking on the occasion that marks the birth of the prophet mohammed is a national holiday here he's addressed was broadcast live on state t.v. and what is essentially saying is that it doesn't matter who wins donald trump or joe biden iran's policy will remain the same that's kind of reflective of what been what we've been hearing on the streets of iran there was a poll that was carried out recently that said that 49 percent of those polled polled said it doesn't matter who wins joe biden or donald trump 24 percent said that they wanted biden to win and 14 percent said that they wanted donald trump to win and he also went on to say the supreme leader also went on to say that the u.s. was on a downward path morally socially and politically and that from this day forward that he wouldn't last long he also said the un

the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, also pledged to retaliation, asking for the perpetrators to be firmly prosecuted for the work of others to continue. iran has launched an investigation in what is an embarrassing breach of security. but political factions differ about what the response should be. this latest incident will impact on any plans u.s. president elect. joe biden has for talks with iran on the nuclear deal known as a joint comprehensive plan of action or j.c. reached in 2015. i think you will make any negotiations on the j. c. p. a way, much more complicated and not just from the american side. i think it's going to be difficult enough for president biden, but it's further complicated by the reaction in iran to this killing are one of their most senior scientists. and you have the upcoming elections in iran in a few months. so it's going to make it even more difficult for the moderates. who would like to see a pattern up in the j c.p.o. way. for now, the world is watching and waiting to see what iran will do next. iran's reformists want to save the 2015 nuclear deal. th

is iran's policy towards the united states will remain the same in fact the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini just said the date that the united states has chosen iran an enemy but there will be reformist politicians from president hassan rouhani and his reformist camp that would be cautiously optimistic that's because joe biden has said that he will return to the 2015 nuclear deal the reformists put in a lot of political capital and political reputations that tie that to that deal and try to bring hope to this country but also there is hope that it will bring some sort of economic relief to this country because donald trump pulled the united states out of that 2015 nuclear deal and imposed some imposed sanctions against iran some of the harshest sanctions this country has ever seen and the economy has really been suffering. asked is that a given that we are going to see a return to that 2015 nuclear deal or could we see some changes. no it's not a given are know that joe biden has said that he would return but with a caveat saying that iran must comply with the nuclear deal no iran may say w

and they gave their condolences to the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini. and the nation. ethiopia's government has denied claims the prime minister is rejecting talks with leaders from tikrit 3 african union. special envoys met with the prime minister made in there is pushing for a resolution to the weeks long conflict. he told them he would only speak to representatives operating legally in the region. a day ago, the army was ordered to carry out the final phase of its offensive and move in on to graze regional capital. thousands of farmers have gathered in india's capital to demand the government scrap new market friendly laws, which they say damage their livelihoods. as some have marched for hundreds of kilometers to find a new span. thousands of people have attended anti-government rallies in thailand's capital, demanding the resignation of the prime minister prodi of china. they want a new constitution and reforms that would limit the powers of the king. in iraq, violence has broken out between supporters of the influential shia cleric and anti-government protesters.

country are demanding a tough response, it is ultimately up to the country's supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, to decide and how to proceed. and this is the 2nd time this year that the country has been mourning the death of a high ranking official, the death of major general parson salomon in january. i now make it very clear that the road ahead continues to be at the most with one foot on your door. such a party out that there are turkey is going to impose full coronavirus lockdowns on the weekends and then force curfews on weekdays. it's they lead best told, hit a record high for an aids consecutive day on monday, with $188.00 fatalities and 31000 cases, the turkish medical association says hospitals have reached capacity with 30000 new cases every day. and car imposed nationwide weekend curfews in mid november restrictions. the opposition says were insufficient. well, the head of the world health organization says that he's concerned about the rising numbers of coronavirus infections and deaths in brazil. pederasts other non-game says it must take the jumping cases seriously. from november

he has also blamed israel and the defense advisor to the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said that the perpetrators will be targeted now most. and there was also known as the father of iran's nuclear program. he was given that name by some individuals outside of the country. now that nuclear weapons program was around 2003, some activities went on until 2009, backcourt into the year there were no more nuclear weapons programs taking place inside iran. so the question is, why would anyone want to assassinate him now? and the feeling here in iran is it's an attempt to sabotage any future negotiations or talks between iran and president elect joe biden, around the 2015 nuclear deal that nuclear deal that president donald trump pulled in ited states out of an imposed sanctions on iran. now president elect joe biden has said that he would like to return to that deal. and iran has also indicated that they would be willing to return to their commitments as per that deal if the united states was to rejoin this assassination. would make any future talks any future negotiations, very co

>> ayatollah khomeini said he would trump to trump or biden, here we see bad tactics, the best thingre and renegotiate that deal but there is no deal to go back to because they ran as violating three types of violations enriching storage of uranium and too much heavy work, no control so it is a terrible terrible deal and bad tactics to say are we just going to go back? i don't expect to see that. iran is endangering iran does not need nuclear material for their civilian nuclear power, simply buying what they need on the world market which most countries do. shannon: a scary thought. doctor rebecca grant, we appreciate it. donald trump banning americans from investing in firms with ties to chinese military, the executive order covers 31 companies including huawei. the president said the businesses pose a threat to national security and set to take effect in january before president-elect biden takes office. pope francis the latest world leader to congratulate joe biden in his victory in the presidential election, he spoke by phone discussing shared interests in helping the poor, tackl

the country's supreme leader the ayatollah khomeini and hasan rouhani demanded definitive punishmentl echoed those calls. >> the enemy north and eye as a shoulder no crime no, terror, and no stupid act will remain an answer by the iranian people and we'll severely pursue the criminal. they must know that they will be punished for their action. >> braun and the uae released statements condemning the killing of nuclear scientists. both of these countries have normalized ties with israel this year fear an iranian response could take place on their soil. dana in. >> dana: indeed. trey yingst, thank you. now a major case that could impact the future of congress, the supreme court heard arguments today on whether the trump administration can exclude people living in the united states illegally from the census count. of course, that data is used to dole out seats and billions of taxpayer money is on the line. trey gowdy host of the podcast and fox news contributor. this case was working its way up through the judicial system. now at the supreme court with a new supreme court that is just he

iran supreme leader ayatollah khomeini has called for defin itive punishment.ut maybe not right now. >> at the right time the relevant iranian officials will respond to this crime. >> an attack by iran on israeli tourists on the gulf region or on the israeli port city of half if a which one iranian newspaper called for could trying ear military response from israel and/or the u.s. israeli embassies are on alert. >> iranians will do something. my guess is they won't be able to escalate it in any great way. >> the any counter attack could jeopardize a hope for revival of the iran nuclear deal. the trump administration pulled out of it. the incoming biden administration favors it but might find it hard in the midst of new clashes. >> white house adviser and trump son-in-law jared kushner is headed to saudi arabia and qatar this week adding to an already nervous region. bret? >> bret: greg, thank you. we are just learning the pentagon is disbanding its defeat isis task force. the commander of that unit christopher maher has resigned pentagon officials say they have

country are demanding a tough response, it is ultimately up to the country's supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini. to decide on how to proceed. and this is the 2nd time this year that the country has been mourning the death of a high ranking official, the death of major general patton salomon in january. and now, friday, make it very clear that the road ahead continues to be a tumultuous one for one year. there was such a party out of their own. france's government has dropped a controversial draft law that would restrict the publishing of images of police. the bill sparked large protests on saturday, fueled by anger over a video of police beating a black man in paris. michel's eclair needed stitches after officers attacked him in his music studio. critics of the law say it could prevent such incidents from being exposed. a new version of the bill will be submitted while the cash butler is in paris for us and says it's not clear if the move will actually appease protesters. it's clear, the government has been forced to make a concession because m.p.'s have said that they are going to rewrite the

he has also blamed israel and defense advisor to the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini has said that the perpetrators will be targeted now most in fact, result there was also known as the father of iran's nuclear program. he was given that name by some individuals outside of the country. now that nuclear weapons program was around 2003. some activities went on until 2009, barcoding to the i.a.e.a. . there were no more nuclear weapons programs taking place inside iran. so the question is, why would anyone want to assassinate him now? and the feeling here in iran is it's an attempt to sabotage any future negotiations or talks between iran and president elect joe biden, around 2015 nuclear deal that nuclear deal that president donald trump pulled a night of state out of and impose sanctions on iran. now president elect joe biden has said that he would like to return to that deal. and iran has also indicated that they would be willing to return to their commitments as per that deal if the united states was to rejoin this assassination. would make any future talks any future negotiations,

the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, also pledged retaliation, is asking for the perpetrators to be firmly prosecuted for the work of others to continue. iran has launched an investigation in what is an embarrassing breach of security. but political factions differ about what the response should be. this latest incident will impact on any plans u.s. president elect. joe biden has for talks with iran on the nuclear deal known as a joint comprehensive plan of action or j.c. reached in 2015. i think it will make any negotiations on the j. c. p. a way, much more complicated and not just from the american side. i think it's going to be difficult enough for president biden, but it's further complicated by the reaction in iran to this killing, one of their most senior scientists. and you have the upcoming elections in iran in a few months. so it's going to make it even more difficult for the moderates. who would like to see a pattern up in the j.c. p.-o. way. for now, the world is watching and waiting to see what iran will do next. iran's reformists want to save the 2015 nuclear deal. that

coronavirus house. 1st meeting was very similar to also the statement we got from the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, who issued a statement on his website earlier today as well. saying that those who go those people who carried out this act will be punished and that the work of these scientists will continue. there is a certain sense that the officials here are trying to be as muted a possible trying not to escalate tensions that are already very high in this region between iran and world powers. right. as you say, unclear how iran will retaliate, even though they say they're going to retaliate. how much pressure is president rouhani under right now to do something about this? because clearly the ball now is in iran scam certainly this is a very critical moment for officials here because if they do nothing, it shows weakness that they don't want to portray. and if they do something, they risk the chance of escalating tensions. that is not something anybody here wants it, but there is pressure from various conservative camps in the country that there has to be a response. and one of the ideas that's

now of course, this comes a day after the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini had a high level meeting in which he made a number of statements including saying that the iran should face down the sanctions. they should strengthen themselves. but it was also interesting. but what he didn't say he didn't rule out negotiations with the united states. he didn't close the door on that. and also he didn't mention compensation. compensation is something that the iranians have been talking about saying that they need to be compensated for the damage that's been done to the economy, to iran by the sanctions imposed by u.s. president donald trump, that they haven't mentioned that that could have been a barrier for negotiations with the united states for the united states, rejoining that 2015 nuclear deal. and this will give president hassan rouhani and his reform a boost to engage you denied states. but also politically, because the reformist camp will see this as a positive, in the hope that the united states will rejoin the j. c. p. o, a, and lift those sanctions because their political reputat

. >> translator: our policies does not change with the movement of individuals, the ayatollah khomeini next president, economically and increasing increasingly militarily. >> this is the issue of the 21st century. >> reporter: the world witnessing an election unlike any other. >> will you shut up, man >> listen, who is on -- >> reporter: from the bitter back and forth to casting doubts on the process. >> we have a day that's called november 3rd we don't have a date that says many days later. the whole world is waiting to find out >> reporter: and tomorrow america will leave the paris climate accord there is perhaps no more important international issue than the environment, and depending on today's vote, america will go in different directions think about this, craig. around the world millions of people don't have a vote in this election and don't even have a vote for their own leader. just by going and voting today, america is demonstrating democracy and, craig, of course, america is at its best when it leads by example >> hear hear to that keir simmons with a look at how our friends

you make a great point certainly have taken a side, they are not bulletin board, still has ayatollah khomeiniident trump repeatedly all eyes on georgia -- >> i'm sorry. >> yeah twitter censored president 65 times ayatollah zero, putin zero, biden zero astounding. . >> that is that is astounding, we want to talk about the senate runoffing elections in january the balance of power in senate will obviously, be at stake, tell me, what is at stake if you see kelly loeffler and dave perdue, not win, the democrats want to take control, they even want to move there, andy yang saying may be i won't move there given that it is illegal to do so. >> well you know they kind of got hands slapped on this, telling people to move in, claim georgia residency,vote, here is what we know chuck schumer is definitively on the ballot in georgia his agenda first we take india then we change -- these two senate democratic senate nominees two most radical leftists senate nominees i have ever seen. you have a trust fund socialist has been on the payroll, of a chinese communist party owned company failed to report it unt

the ayatollah al khomeini side he was a nuclear and defensive scientist. up until now they haven't mentioned the defensive. they are comparing him to robert oppenheimer, the manhattan project who created of atomic bomb in world war ii. they say that the scientist's death is not going to slow down the program. they say it's a civilian program for peaceful programs. and and they pulled out the program when pulling out the nuclear deal and in the waning days of president trump's term and some analysts are saying it could box in president-elect biden in terms of what he can now do with iran and the reason for that is president-elect biden has suggested that he would like to return to that deal that the trump administration pulled out of. now, if the iranians think that the united states was aware of this israeli attack, if it in fact it is as the iranians claim, was an israeli attack, if iran thinks the u.s. helped the israelis pull it off, then of course, they may not be so keen to renew a deal with the united states. but of course, we'll just have to say. kr