iran had not informed the iaea about the legal timeframe.f these attacks are attributed to israel, these are part of a campaign of israel of sanctions supporting sanctions in the united states through its allies and these actions against the regime which basically since 1990 declared war against the state of israel, proxy war, but still wore. this seems to be part and parcel of israel's tools. i wish we could negotiate with iran, but it's regime does not recognize israel's right to exist and it holds competitions. it finds the holocaust funny enough to host cartoon competitions. it makes it impossible to negotiate. >> would you like to weigh in on this? do you share the point of view that this may be a way for israel to have indirect leverage at the talks in the sense it is trying to complicate the decisions of the other members when it comes to nuclear talks? >> in general i would not take propaganda that the israeli regime promotes very seriously. first of all, in 2015, the iranians did not go to the negotiating table because of pressure.

the round has a history of abiding by commitments as the iaea has repeated and the united states didn't— trump told the deal up altoaether. ., . .., trump told the deal up altoaether. ., . , altogether. how much can be achieved in _ altogether. how much can be achieved in talks _ altogether. how much can be achieved in talks where - altogether. how much can be achieved in talks where each | achieved in talks where each side has effectively taking the approach that you have to go first, no you have to go first? the issue for iran is not who have to go first. that is what the americans are saying and thatis the americans are saying and that is because they are an imperial power, they have to show themselves to be the stronger side. show themselves to be the strongerside. for show themselves to be the stronger side. for iran, the issueis stronger side. for iran, the issue is that the united states left the deal. the united states created great damage to the iranian economy and kill people. 0rdinary people. people who needed medicine and so on. and iranians after the americans left continue

the iaea said the natanz plant had produce uranium of sixty per cent fissile purity. from the royal funeral at windsor castle. we are here today in st george's chapel to commit into the hands of god the soul of his servant prince philip, duke of edinburgh. for his resolute faith and loyalty, for his high sense of duty and integrity, for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth. hello there. there's some more spring sunshine on the way for many of us on sunday, but the weather is changing. in scotland and northern ireland, we've got this band of cloud here coming in from the atlantic. that will bring some patchy rain into northern ireland and western scotland. it will keep the temperatures up, mind you. elsewhere, with little or no cloud, then those temperatures will fall close to freezing and there'll be some patchy frost, but it will warm up in the sunshine. but we've got much more cloud across scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the morning tending to peter out a bit more in the afternoon, eastern scotland staying dry and bright. sunshine ac

they are threatening to restrict action by the iaea to its sites and the iaea has been getting accessd has been getting the information it needs to ensure that iran says what it is doing. iran is now exceeding these limits and will continue to do so so long as the sanctions that were meant to have been lifted remain in place. it is a matter of weeks before the s -- the situation escalates. the u.s. and european negotiators have just a few weeks to work out an arrangement by which both sides would simultaneously return to compliance. that opens up the door theoretically to follow on negotiations to deal with the issues we are concerned about. president biden and our european allies are concerned about how to strengthen the jcpoa further into the future, how to deal with iran's other activities we are concerned about, its behavior in the region supporting militias. it's missile program, which could in the years ahead potentially be used to deliver nuclear weapons. we are in a much worse situation today because the deal has been violated by the united states, the iranians are understanda

the iaea said today in the whole world is aware of what the iranians are trying to do and for the lifenderstand what the biden administration is doing. we handed them the trumpet administration with the maximum economic pressure campaign, we have had it, and handed them all the leverage in the world. we squandered it in front of the russians and the chinese, what a joke. >> sandra: morgan ortagus, thanks for being here. this is some serious strategic blunder, this administration the country is watching closely for what our next moves are when it comes to iran. >> john: in the last administration had iran on the ropes but now they seem to be coming off the ropes. pretty troubling for everyone in the middle east. president biden feeling the standard from progressives on capitol hill, the cancel as much as $50,000 instant federal student loan debt. but nothing in life is free. white taxpayers will likely be on the hook for that. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with fulvestrant or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in hr+, her2- metastatic

there would be better guarantee of inspection of what iran was doing by the iaea which is based in viennaould be brought into a regime of compliance in which the expectation, the demand of the international community would be that they observe the limits that are set in the agreement. there's some negatives. they would expect and would get relief from sanctions and experience has shown they pump some of that money into support of activities that we and their neighbors find destabilizing in countries like yemen and lebanon and syria. what i'm struck by, joe, is that the biden administration is moving deliberately but relatively carefully towards reconnecting with iran. there were some expectations that they move quickly right away to restore the so-called jcpoa the agreement that barack obama negotiated. they haven't done that. instead, they've gone to indirect talks, europeans were clambering for resumption in this process. so the europeans are in effect brokering contact between us and iran. it's being done step by step. essentially they're looking for a road map for this process of mutu