atomic energy also said in this meeting: the basis of iran's and iaea's action is last year's statement and operational steps to implement the agreed program. grassi added that iran and the agency are on the way to strengthen cooperation. generate money blood-sucking in the hands of the country's nuclear industry experts. this practical product in the operating rooms of the emergency department of hospitals is one of several achievements that were exhibited in the first international conference of nuclear sciences and techniques in isfahan. bleeding during surgery was one of the challenges of doctors. bleeding that should be stopped with powder bringer of blood or, in other words , it can be used as hemostatic. at the atomic energy organization, we were able to produce a substance that can stop the blood by using radiation and is a cord that brings blood. the translation of nuclear technology in the medical industry, which has led to the production of this product, accidents that cause bleeding. the game is happening. this powder can be used both in emergency rooms and crisis discussion

this is where the iaea should be going in.e united nations security council should be stepping up. iran is partnering with china. iran is partnering with russia. those are part of the key five for the u.n. security council so this will never pass. >> todd: quick answer, 10 seconds. do you think this increase from iran would be happening if trump's iran policy had been kept in place by the biden administration. >> absolutely not. absolutely not, todd. none of this would have been happening. ing on the 7th wouldn't be happening and we would be a safer nation at home. >> carley: you made the point earlier how the biden administration is criticizing israel for going into rafah and trying to kill hamas fighters while they are worried about their response to iran and sort of appeasing our number one foreign adversaries. congressman, thank you so much for joining us have a great day two major topics to talk about there. >> thank you. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everybody. ♪

neil atkinson at iaea.s we continue with this conversation, in fact, we are just getting word from the iran supreme leader declaring a mourning of five days following that crash which has killed the foreign minister as well as the president of iran ebrahim raisi. the supreme leader says the first vice president is in charge of the executive branch per the constitution as highlighted by dan that would be the succession until the next elections. speaking of elections, iran's supreme leader says there is a maximum of 50 days, 5-0, to arrange the elections with the head of the yjudiciary. that is the sentiment we are getting now. national mourning for five days out of iran. >>> coming up on the show, u.s. corporates are flocking to europe in a bid to raise fresh funds. we'll have the details next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcir

>> reporter: so, stuart, the world's nuclear watchdog is called the iaea.in a couple of weeks, in june, and they are going to vote to formally censure or iran's nuclear program, but some biden administration officials are not onboard with this. they say calling out iran is going to embolden the cream. we -- regime. ing the state department tells us they are not trying to influence any other countries in this process. take a listen. >> that report is not true, we have not lobbied any country to vote against or an abstain from any resolution in that regard. we are actively increasing pressure on iran through a combination of sanctions, deterrence and international isolation to counter hair destabilizing behavior and prevent them from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: now, if the biden administration back backs down from censuring iran, it would put the u.s. directly at odds with the u.k. and and france, major allies who are now leading the efforts for this june meeting. >> all the british and the french want to do is issue a resolution of censure. for

the international atomic energy agency also said: strengthening the cooperation between iran and the iaeal cause the failure of the parties who seek to escalate the conflict in the region under any pretext. students of the university of chicago gathered in protest of the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. the pro-palestinian students call the zionist regime terrorists they read at hunter university in america, students also sat in protest against the crimes committed by the zionist regime in gaza. a number of students of the massachusetts institute of technology demanded the withdrawal of the funds of this university from the companies cooperating with the occupying regime. classes at columbia university are still closed even after several weeks of protests against the installation of fences in gaza. the authorities of mit university also threatened to suspend students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. russia announced that in response to the destabilizing actions of the united states and nato, nuclear weapons exercises with increase in the probability of direct entry of n

we managed, the iaea managed to put a permanent presence there.nd we go there four times, i have myself, so we try to do the necessary to prevent. but same time, this plant, when you look at them out, it is on the front line, which makes it very vulnerable. we had an episode a few weeks ago with drones going into the plant. i was asked by the united states and other countries to explain what has happened. we have been trying to keep the line and prevent the worst, which would be a nuclear accident, with consequences from happening. we are there, we are displayed there, we continue our work there. but if you asked me, i think if it's any better, i think it's a day—to—day, day by day effort and never 100% sure. it's a day-to-day, day by day effort and never 100% sure.— and never 100% sure. thanks to rafael grossi _ and never 100% sure. thanks to rafael grossi there. _ and never 100% sure. thanks to rafael grossi there. the - and never 100% sure. thanks to rafael grossi there. the isle - and never 100% sure. thanks to rafael grossi there. the isle of

that is according to the watchdog, the iaea, a short step comic technical step from grade levels of uraniumr program is peaceful but whispering there western experts say iran is trying to become a nuclear nation. i'm ashley strohmier. back to be 30 special. ♪ ♪ -- back to speed 30 special. ♪ ♪ >> laura: disappearing dreams, that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> lisa come i want some more.ec >> more? >> laura: if democrats have their way for another four years, you are all going to hav start feeling like oliver twist. and expected less to be happy with it. less begging the government for scraps, more power and controlfo than washington, less for you.le there is the reality for young people today.in >> you look at the averagee pa income $75,000. how are you support there supposed to afford a home? that is part of the american dream that is dead. >> laura: they were consequences for runaway spending andth borrowing, and we all have to contend with this now appear there was no way to defend this. but yeah, theyg to are going to. they were going to start hearinh things like who needs to own a

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denying its pursuit of nuclear weapons, supporting the nuclear watchdog of the un, according to the iaeaf uranium. iran has maintained its nuclear program was peaceful but western experts have long raised concerns iran is trying to become a nuclear nation. i'm ashley strohmier, back to 'the five'. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: >> harold: look back to 'the five' memorial day special, we're answering your fan mail question. first, as a kid, judge what was your favorite outdoor activity? >> judge jeanine: it depends, when i was a kid i used to love to go to the park. most kids do, go down the slide. and then as you get older, the amusement park, and then swimming you might raise to love to swim b6 and jimmy what was yours q.! >> was a big bike rider but eloped to organize games. we played a lot of tag, every kid growing up played cops and robbers, cowboys and elizabeth lawrence. [ laughter ] the point is i used to love those types of street games. >> harold: what about you? >> dana: i used to love the amusement park, lakeside, but i used to love to rollerskate. i had rollerskates, yeah. i'm prett

the head of the iaea has visited russia more than once over the past 2 years to discuss the situationzhye npp. with the start of the special operation , russian troops took control of it. there are four magath experts stationed on zaes at all times. the ukrainian military is spraying toxic substances in the sfo zone. this has already become systemic, the ministry of defense said today. according to the department, the kiev authorities are making plans for a large-scale the use of toxic chemicals, for this purpose they stock up on antidotes and gas masks. in moscow they note that. ukraine acts with the tacit consent of the americans, and the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, which is now effectively controlled by the west, does not respond to the obvious violation of the convention. nikita korzun got acquainted with the report. washington not only openly ignores the international convention on the prohibition of chemical weapons, continually using toxins in all hot spots of the planet, but has now legislated the possibility of their application, said the head of the

iran maintains that its nuclear program is peaceful but the iaea has warned the country has enough materialeral nuclear bombs if it chooses to. it has been a day of remembrance and reverence as the nation marks memorial day. arlington national cemetery hosted its 156th annual observance ceremony today. president biden honored the sacrifice and service of our fallen troops. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he reminded the nation what those service members were defending. president biden: decade after decade, these warriors fought for our freedom and the freedom of others. because freedom has never been guaranteed, every generation has to earn it. a fight for it. defend it in battle. between the greed of a few and the rights of many. geoff: this afternoon, thousands gathered along constitution avenue in washington, d.c. to watch the national memorial day parade. this year's event was led by surviving world war ii service members. ahead of anniversary of d-day. and a passing of note. a basketball legend, bill walton, has died after a long battle with cancer. he won two cham

members to not go ahead and apply or pressures, even preventing the iaea from doing their job as nuclear this gets them closer to a nuclear weapon that they could utilize against israel knowing that they want to exfull-term nate israel -- exterminate israel as a state. again, this is where joe biden has continued to be more apolo jet apologetic to china, to russia, to iran, to north korea, this axis of allies, ax a sis of evil, and we have to be very, very cautious about how joe biden is emboldens our -- emboldening our enemies and adversaries to do more. stuart: congressman cory mills, hope to see you soon. >> thank you, very any. sure that stuart squad member rashid a da tlaib, she's going after bind, what pactly did she say? >> not pulling any punches, blasting president biden for his handling of israel's war against hamas, accusing him of being an enabler of genocide. watch. >> president biden says what's happening in gaza is not a genocide. [background sounds] where's your red line, or president biden? if it is disgraceful9 that the biden administration if my colleagues in congress.

of de, around nuclear program we understand over the last week or so, they would some word from the iaea, the un nuclear agency, that they were back in talks with iran to make sure that everything was happening above board and within the nuclear regulations, the non-proliferation treaty beattie we wait to see what kind of work they were doing on that. and it's known that the united states is trying to stabilize issues with iran, given the volatility the of the region right now as we're inside iran, as you mentioned, the supreme leader ali khamenei, issued many statements before the news that he had it's actually did actually been found dead saying that the nation was praying and you're bound to see days if not weeks of official morning organized it's all over the country. he also said that the affairs of the country will not be disrupted or disturbed. to that point, there is a active succession. there is a line of succession. there's the first there's the first vice president, and you're bound to see at least interim measures being put in place. to ensure the continuous running of the sy

we understand over the last week or so that would some word from the iaea, the un nuclear agency, that they were back in talks with iran to make sure that everything was happening above board and within the nuclear regulations, the non-proliferation treaty, we wait to see what kind of work they were doing you on that. and it's known that the united states is trying to stabilize issues with iran, given the volatility of the region right now let's keep john paul reporting mare java dan far is director of the middle east economic and political analysis company, joins us now from tel aviv, it's good to have you said i mean, as christiane rightly pointed out, this is a complex complicated time, not just for the country, but for the region as a whole. >> from your perspective, they're in tel that will be quite clear. let's start with how big a gap the departure from the scene, the death of ebrahim raisi will be for the islamic republic to your mind well as president is the factor is no longer there. >> the gap is not going to be very difficult to fill president raised it was not a very succe

prevent a wider war, given what's going on between israel and hamas and the surrounding nations the iaea, the un new clear agencies said last week that there was some indications that iran may be going back into a more strict observation of their nuclear program, which is escalated since donald trump pulled the united states out of the iran nuclear deal. so all of that is going on and then the last thing, race he did really he was at the helm when there was the for tat military open conflict between israel and hamas last sorry, israel and iran last month christiane. thank you so much. we're going to have much more of cristian's exclusive interview with a special prosecutor of the icc on this breaking news, the icc bringing charges seeking arrest warrants against the political military leadership of hamas, as well as the leadership of the state of israel and more on the breaking news, the president of iran killed in a helicopter crash, much one ahead simons are going on. and the tornado here i'm thinking language die. >> and i thought that was it. >> earth with liev schreiber premieres ju

line, you have iran getting close to building a nuclear having a nuclear weapon, possibly 35 iaea. i'm not a fan of the un, but they said that they think buey now have grade material to build weapons would have never happened. iran was broke. i didn't let china. i told china>> presive , you're not going to buy or you're not going to do business in the united states if you buy. no business in the united states. i told that to many countries, in m bought oil from iran. it's all about the oil. nobody bought oil from iran and they were broke. they were acknowledged to be brokee they had no money fors or hamas. they had no money for hezbollah. now they hav e hundred and $31 thation, $231 billion that they made over the last three years . and joe is helping to make the iranian mullahs rich again. >> well, they they become the 10 million the 10 billion that he allowed from barack.10 i they laugh at him. they laugh at him. they think he's the worshed tt he's the worst president in the history of our country. jimmy carter is a very happyappy man now because his presidency by comparison to j

so do you think not having the iaea board of governors sensor was a good thing or not? >> it depends on what we're trying to achieve and that best way to achieve it. that we have lost access to what we have and that it is to make sure they have that access they need. anyone who thinks that having the nuclear iran is going to make them more peace filled for us to have that conversation and how bad it was, sure, to have a conversation. that the greatest strength that you have shown us is in building our alliances, the quad and a renewed partnership. really in stabilizing the pacific through alliances and in that response, coming to their defense and imposing the sanctions is remarkable. against the missiles and the drones fired by iran, they would not have joined us in that defense of israel, but for biden's leadership. i'm simply going to assert that and if it will weaken us to have no ambassador confirmed by the senate. is it important that we confirm nominees to serve as ambassadors? >> thank you, senator. it does hurt us and it is imperative to get them confirmed and