ainsley: it tatyana ibrahim joins us now. >> good morning. ainsley: obviously you are fed up. what took you to this point you wanted to fight so hard? >> you know, when i started of seeing the changes in my daughter. when i started hearing the changes in other children around her. you know, the talk and the questions of why are cops killing innocent people? you know, why don't relike black people? why don't blacks like us why are all these riots happening, you know, all over? what have we done to to do this, to have caused all this? you know and the i think covid was deficit stating. the only thing covid brought out more parents to actually see what their children were learning online. and i was one of those parents. i was paying more attention. i was watching and listening, i was going through the curriculums. i was just listening to what other children were saying. and it was -- it was terrifying, terrifying of what is happening out there. you know. people won't believe it unless they are seeing it. and we have to open our eyes because it's very terrifying. ainsley: you said

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i told her many ibrahim race, he has what it takes to make it to the top in iran, the 60 year old received most of his education and religious seminaries, supported ayatollah khomeini during the revolution in 1979 and has been part of the islamic republics in a circle ever since he's got the support of the ultra conservative establishment and most importantly, iran supreme leader. so when he entered the race to become president racy, immediately became a front runner even more so after any serious reformist and moderate competition was bought from running and other hardliners boat out to boost his job to the few relatively unknown rivals. still in the running, no, they don't stand a chance against the truck when the services head of the traditional reach, they only serve as a backdrop, give raise the one thing only lacking so far, democrats to mislead studying again. as a result, many iranians feel they have no real choice at the ballot box. not much again, i'm not taking part in the election. so we participated for many years and it had no impact on our lives. and the elections are not fr

00:00;00] the news missing c w news line from berlin. victor without a mandate ultra conservative ibrahim race. he takes 2 thirds of the votes in iran, presidential election. voter apathy was a real winner of the day. and more than half of the readings stay away from the polls on the program. as brazil for warner virus desktop reaches half a 1000000 people, 6 streams of major cities to protest, president of the nato, kansas, the pandemic, and holy holds. its 1st elegy implied blazing soon. here is the 1st since you're a peanut specialist condemned to countries records on gina rice plus and the crowd went wild as germany recovered from the opening defeat to friends in europe. 2024 civil incense, a clear message that they are in the american tilton, berlin. welcome to the show. a hard line cleric has swept to victory and runs presidential election. abraham racy is a harsh critic of the west and stands accused of human rights abuses. but while he won nearly 2 thirds of the vote, turn out was that historic lows. and many iranians think his election was a foregone conclusion. that brought him,

all right, well welcome to the program hotline ibrahim rises sweeping to victory in iran's presidential election. votes are still being counted, but a partial official result gives rise. the 62 percent. the only moderate candidate has already conceded by twitter. hundreds of moderates with bod, from standing and regional contests. high unemployment and years of authoritarian rule. so many voters stay away. now rise, he has been sanctioned by the us for lead human rights abuses including overseeing the executions of thousands of political prisoners. now let's cross straight to f. b correspondent, amir, have i see in teheran, where it's good to have you on the program after a vote that saw a low turn out. it's looking like abraham rice is set to win. what do people make of that? well, it depends on who you ask. right now at this time, last night was quite a situation with people was still expecting the moderate candidate to have a come back or have a presence on at the same time, a lot of people being surprised by the race he was getting the people right now we can have like major issues

and all tra, conservative cleric has swept to victory in iran's presidential election. ibrahim rice, he is a hoss critic of the west. but he will now leads negotiations with the international community over the future of iran, the nuclear program. right? the want 2 thirds of the votes, but turn out was at historic lows. in the u. s. a man was killed when a truck drove into a prize parade in south florida. one other person was seriously injured. police are investigating whether it was an accident or a deliberate attack on the l. g, b, t, q, community. and then the u. s. people across the country have celebrated june teams the day commemorating the end of slavery in the night in the 1864 just a few days ago, congress made june teens a national holiday. welcome news for most, but some activists. the warning that much more action is needed and systemic racism . sports news now in germany are celebrating a thrilling for to victory over much fancy to portugal in football, 020 wasting tournament. robin goldens was germany star player. he crowned a stella performance with before the goal was

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south of there on everyone we spoke to who voted said they chosen election. frontrunner just re chief ibrahim, right. you see that he faced 2 of the conservatives and one murderous candidate, but several of those were excluded vain. he's also being the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme leader and has support from hotline. as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. but the question now is, what was the vote to to not be what percentage of the vote would get. he may win the election but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague. i just, there are there on the you in general assembly has passed a resolution calling for a whole the flow of weapons into me. and mom, if you went to buffalo, who represents the after the civilian government says the measures don't go far enough. the chief editor and chief executive, they pro democracy newspaper and hong kong have been denied bay alarm appearing in court. they're accused of colluding with a foreign country. they were arrested on thursday under the cities sweeping national security or not to state says, pul

he see, the ultra conservative cleric is a staunch ally and protege of how many the ibrahim race, he has, what it takes to make it to the top in iran, the 60 year old received most of his education and religious seminaries, supported ayatollah khomeini during the revolution in 1979 and has been part of the islamic republics in a circle ever since. he's got the support of the ultra conservative establishment and most importantly, iran supreme leader. so when he entered the race to become president racy, immediately became a front runner even more so after any serious reformist and moderate competition was bought from running and other hardliners boat out to boost his job to the, the few relatively unknown rival. still in the running, no, they don't stand a chance against the all truck with just head of the traditional reach. they only serve as a backdrop, to give rise, even one thing only lacking so far. democrats due to messy men studying again. as a result, many iranians feel they have no real choice at the ballot box. not so much again, i'm not taking part in the election said we p

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iran elected this weekend a new president ibrahim eye easy.udiciary once known as the bueche everywhere of tehran for his role in the execution of 5,000 young a already incident sanctions for his role in recall abuses. sent thousands to death without due process in 1988 according to amnesty international. >> we don't share his values. we don't share his interests. but the person who will call the shots on iran's nuclear program is not raisi it's the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini. he says he will respect a nuclear deal that includes sanctions relief if the deal is approved by the supreme leader he had said iran's ballistic missiles are not on the table. >> regional issues or the missile issue are not negotiable. are you ready to meet u.s. president? no. >> we don't currently have diplomatic relations with iran or any plans to meet with the -- at the leader level, so it's unclear that anything has actually changed. >> over the weekend, israel's new prime minister, nativitily bennett issued a warning to the united states. >> raisi's selection

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now, judicial judiciary, chief ibrahim, right, to make it easier for him to stand. there was a real prominent opposition against him. so it makes it easier for him to become president. in fact, the reform is candidate from the 2009 election meet the st. louis who has previously voted intellectual even under the rest. he came back and said he would be cutting the election. the u. s. is pulling out the equipment and hundreds of troops and personnel from the middle east. the pentagon has confirmed reports that anti missile batteries were being removed from iraq, key, wait, jordan and saudi arabia. it comes 2 years after the military presence in the region grew as tensions with iran escalated. the un general assembly has passed a resolution calling for arms embargo against me and mom. the non binding boat condemning the military coup in february was backed by a 119 countries. but china and many of me and mas other neighbors, abstained. the palestinian authority has cancel the deal to receive more than a 1000000 cobra, 1900 vaccines from israel under the agreement. the s

president and how do you think his election will impact the negotiations >> phillip, good morning ibrahim raisi is a 60-year-old cleric and hard liner. he is under u.s. sanctions for human rights abuses and he won friday's election on a low turnout and only after more of his moderate rivals were barred from standing. the u.s. is still hoping to revive the iran nuclear dial, the agreement struck by president obama and torn up. jake sullivan saying over the weekend diplomacy is still the tough way. take a listen to what he has to say. >> i think what we need to do in the united states is keep our eye on the ball and that is our paramount priority right now, prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon we believe diplomacy is the best way to achieve that rather than military conflict. >> reporter: now knows nuclear talks in vienna paused yesterday while everyone takes stock of raisi's election some analysts say the best window for getting this window done may be the next six weeks before raisi is inaugurated as president. >>> back in the u.s. many cities saw a weekend of more deadly gun violen

now, just to judiciary, chief ibrahim, right? if it's to make it easier for him to stand, there was a real prominent opposition against him, so it makes it easier for him to become president. in fact, the reform is candidate from the 2009 election meet the st. louis, who has previously voted in elections even under the rest. he came back and said he would be cutting the election. the united states just pulling equipment and hundreds of troops from the middle east. the pentagon confirm reports that anti missile batteries were being removed from iraq to 8 jordan and saudi arabia. it comes 2 years after the military presence in the region grew as tensions with iran escalated. the tokyo 2020 chief says she wants to explore ways to hold next month. lympics with spectators. japan's talk medical adviser has said the games would be safer without fans. many opinion polls have opposed holding the olympics. a band would cost organizes hundreds of millions of dollars. last tickets. the palestinian authority has canceled a deal to receive mor

thereon, everyone we spoke to who voted said they chosen election frontrunner, you just re chief ibrahim, right. you see, he faced 2 of the conservatives and one moderate candidate, but several of those were excluded vain. he's also been the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme leader and has support from hotline, as many may criticize the outcome of this ballot for the question now is, what was the vote to to not be what percentage of the vote would right you get, he may win the election, but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague are just there are there on the us is pulling out equipment and hundreds, the troops and personnel from the middle east. the pentagon has confirmed reports, the anti missile batteries were being removed from iraq, q 8, jordan and saudi arabia. now it comes 2 years after the military presence in the region grew as tensions with iran escalated. the general assembly has passed the resolution calling for arms embargo against me and ma, the non binding boat condemning the military coup in february was backed by a 100 and 19 cou

neither ibrahim al jazeera, the occupied westbank years president joe biden is set to sign a bill into law later on thursday that creates a new federal holiday marketing. the end of slavery, congress is voted to make, was known as june, teens or june. the 19th and national holiday amongst the dates when the last and slaves, african americans learned that they were free high did your country joins us now live from washington, d. c. and it's interesting, this is that tell us more about it and how it came to be charge you a short neck. this 1st holiday started on june 19th, 1865, and that is the day when union soldiers inform the last and slaves africans in galveston, texas, that the civil war was over. it was essentially the book and to that been division in the country and came to and a half years after president abraham lincoln had issued his famous emancipation proclamation that abolished slavery. now this is a holiday june teams that have been celebrated in most us states and in the senate . earlier this week, this legislation making it a federal holiday passed without a single objec

but you spread poverty, the favorite and current judiciary ibrahim, right, you see refrained from personal attack, but that didn't stop him being questioned him of the reform is candidate implying who was being lined up to be the next supreme leader shot i saw studying. you're the most sensitive position to fight corruption, is the judicial system. and now you want to be the president. how can you guarantee that you want to leave the presidency seeking a more senior rank for my gc commander, most of a who has previously suggested holding us soldiers hostage to raise ransom money based on this rec, timothy, out of all the value for said if i take over the government, people like him and others are going to be banned from leaving the country. and i should be brought to justice and prosecuted. see what kinds of damages they've done to the nation of iraq. but other than that, after a short break, the candidates finally addressed the core issue, the devaluation of the currency, smuggling, land, grubs and corruption or touched upon the possibility. after so demon, we discussed economic issues. b

neither ibrahim elgin's either the occupied west bank. european government is urging the african union to immediately cease and new inquiry and human rights abuses and the t gray region. and said, it likes a legal basis and has recommended a joint prob, if you're a trip thrown to military offensive last november against degrees controlling the region, he rail position parties say $50000.00 people have been killed in the fighting, and more than 2000000 displace. now a bosnian woman has been honored with a prestigious environmental price for helping to prevent a controversial hydropower dam. made a below is the european winner of the goldman environmental award, also known as the green nobel prize. after spending more than 500 days protecting a river from developers from gay g or has it is on my flight to the surrounding habitat. the push to river wind, his way through central bosnia providing fresh water to all the nearby villages. it is a rarity in europe, a wild river home to several endangered species, and unmarked by construction projects. and that's thanks to the efforts of conserv

the front runner is hardliner ibrahim raising the ultra conservative cleric is a staunch ally and protege of the supreme leader, the ayatollah. how many abraham race he has, what it takes to make it to the top in iran, the 60 year old received most of his education that religious seminaries supported ayatollah khomeini during the revolution in 1979. and has been part of the islamic republics in a circle ever since. he's got the support of the ultra conservative establishment. and most importantly, iran supreme leader. so when he entered the race to become president racy, immediately became a front runner even more so after any serious reformist and moderate competition was bought from running and other hard line us both out to boost his job to the, the few relative, the unknown rival still in the running, no, they don't stand a chance against the truck when the services head of the traditional reach, they only serve as a backdrop to give rise either one thing on loose, lacking so far, democratic museum and studying again. as a result, many iranians feel they have no real choice at the bal

the conservative head of the judiciary ibrahim, that racy is widely seen as the front runner, with support from hardliners, was in reserve. he is chief of the revolution regard of the perennial candidate. he's run and last 4 times already. i mean her saying as he's a day, how she me is the youngest candidates at 50 years old. and the deputy parliamentary speaker, and at the latter. mit is the former central bank governor leading opponent to paint him as responsible for iran economic woes. he supports the nuclear deal, and as i said, vague reports from tehran, economic concerns could be a major factor on the streets of iran. there's one topic that everyone is talking about, the economy hit by some of the toughest sanctions iran has ever seen. as well as what some believe is government mismanagement, the coven pandemic has caused the economy to plummet further in 2019 the country. so widespread demonstrations after a fuel price, like, according to the iranian government, more than $200.00 people were killed in violence, the still unrest, but it's not limited to fuel prices. the muslim social

looks like this report raises more questions than answers. caleb martin, r t new york runs top judge ibrahim raised he has won the countries presidential election with a residing 62 percent of the vote. after being congratulated by the art going leader, sunroof honey, the new president elect pledged to earn the people's trust. atlanta tags will be with a corporation of mr. ro, honey, and all members of the government. i will use the finance experience and reports of our esteemed ministers. i thank god for the people's trust and i hope i can justify to the people's confidence votes and kindness. you are my term enough to man the rising who has served until now. as chief justice of iran garnered almost 18000000 votes. 15000000 more than his closest rival. he will officially take office in august political unless side mcgrew on the expects. the new leader to take a firm approach to negotiations with western powers. he is a popular person in iran. he's been leading in the polls for many months now. especially since the current administration is very unpopular. partially because it's been given a

many people saw that i was tempted to make it easier for the french and judicial judiciary. chief ibrahim, right? if it's to make it easier for him to stand, there was a real prominent opposition against him, so it makes it easier for him to become president. in fact, the reform is candidate from the 2009 election meet the same of who has previously voted in elections even under the rest. he came back and said he would be void, cutting the election. the u. s. is putting equipment and personnel out of the middle east. the pentagon has confirmed reports that anti missile batteries were being removed from iraq, q 8, jordan and saudi arabian, that comes 2 years after the military presence in the region grew attentions with iran continued to escalate. the un general assembly has passed a non binding resolution calling for a stop in the flow of weapons and to me and while condemning the military coup in february, the un special envoy to me and my aunt. a risk of large scale civil war is real. the palestinian authority has rejected a deal with israel to receive more than a 1000000 cobra 19 vacci

because he sees himself as a main opposition to ibrahim, right? you see the conservative candidate back by parts of the establishment. the problem is that the main reformist factions haven't really backed candidates. in fact, one of the factions came out today and said people should come out and vote even if they hadn't been disqualification. saying that if the referee was blowing, his whistle on behalf of one to the other team doesn't need the pitch. but what is interesting is that one of the former presidential candidates who said most of the, from back in 2009 who's been in under, has the rest after that dispute you the election. he's come out and said that he won't be voting. this is an engineer direction and he'll be boycotted at 9. the past has been brought to his home and he's taken part and that this is the 1st time you that you think that he won't be voting that these debates is the last debate. and this is the chance for these candidates to try and convince people to vote for them. but these formats have been accused of being boring, and

many people that are tempted to make it easier for the french and judicial judiciary. chief ibrahim, right? if it's to make it easier for him to stand, there was a real prominent opposition against him. so it makes it easier for him to become president. in fact, the reform is candidate from the 2009 election meet the st. louis, who has previously voted in elections even under the rest. he came back and said he would be void, cutting the election. but us just putting equipment and hundreds, the troops from the middle east depends, are going to confirm reports. the anti missile batteries are being removed from iraq, kuwait, jordan, i'm saudi arabia. the palestinian authority has canceled a deal to receive more than a 1000000 cobra, 900 vaccines from israel under the agreement, the same number of doses will be given in return from shipments. arriving late in the year, the palestinian say the faxing send from israel. would you to expire earlier than agreed to care? 2020 chief says she wants to explore ways to hold next month and picks with spectators. japan's top medical adviser has the,

the central back of the nothing might be attacking election front turnaround current district chief ibrahim. right now he said that he was elected, that there will be more sanctions against iran and also questions are female judges and the moral pleased him. and he is very much trying to place himself opposition to conservative brian. right. you know, trying to get those supporters of the merger and reform it comes to vote for him. now those come haven't come out to say that they will be backing a specific individuals. but this was the last chance that these candidates had to convince people that come out and vote or vote for them. but the figures for these debates haven't been great with many here, saying that the debates have been boring and lightning the for my to again show. still ahead on al jazeera, ethiopia weighs off its relationship with the us as pressure to end the to dr. conflict create friction and someone has paid $28000000.00 to fly to space with amazon found the check things off. we'll get the latest on this once in a lifetime trip and in philadelphia are starting to look on

elect says he backs talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, but he won't meet us president joe biden. ibrahim race, he made the comments at his 1st news conference in the election on saturday. it's an iran, the foreign policy would not be limited to nuclear deal and that all us sanction lifted. so that's your cottage, you don't call him cat. our interaction with all countries will be balanced. any negotiation that is going to be the benefit of our nation will be supported, but negotiation should have an achievement for the great nation of iran and its people who call johan care. i'll stance is that all signatory should return to the 2015 agreement and abide by their commitments. we are asking the europeans not to be pressured, or influenced by the americans. people want their rights to be revived, goes jabari has more from tehran. i think at this point, he's laying out very early on that he's having his bats in case this nuclear deal doesn't happen. he doesn't want to be responsible or accountable for that. i think he's playing it very, very safe. he say there are a lot of other issues that n

the ibrahim is in nablus. she's with us now live. what's happening now, anita? there hasn't been an i've been flu and confrontations here between palestinians and the israeli forces. but they're being scouts are happening around the mountain where the illegal is really outpost was established. paulson hasn't been coming here for the past week to prove this, and they've been processing today after the friday prayers and according to medical services, there are 20 palestinians who would injure the police, and 15 of them by live and munitions. so it was important for past indians to come to this area since the this really outlets here was established because they say from experience some of these i'll turn into supplements in the future because they get authorized by the israeli government. of course, according to the international law, all supplements and outposts are considered illegal. and over the past 2 years we've been seeing a growth in these israeli settlements. just to give you an idea since the beginning of this year. more than 2000 tenders for is really

mister ibrahim, you see, has more than 17000000 800000 votes. mr. as i eat more than 3000000, 300000 votes. mr. him at a more than 2000000, 400000 votes, and mr. gus, his other hush, jimmy. more than 1000000 votes. they lived out of tariff ounces here, as tells us your barriers said that so daughter at a parent landslide victory for ac, but on a very low turn out certainly, and this was what we expected. it's not, it doesn't come as a huge shock here. the conservative candidate who is the head of the countries judiciary is very well known within the establishment. he has managed to rally the core support within their population. that is a conservative boats. he of course ran in 2017 and was unsuccessful. but this time around due to the lack of confidence, the general public has and the apathy that we heard over and over again across the electorate. he has managed to secure a win landslide victory, and he will become iran, a president. of course, the voter turnout was around 48 percent, which is an all time low in iran since the revolution of 1979. t

central back of the nothing must be attacking election front turnaround, current judiciary chief ibrahim. right now he said that he was elected, that there will be more sanctions against iran and also questions are female judges and the moral please him if he is very much trying to place himself as the opposition to conservative brian. right. you know, trying to get those supporters of the merger and reform it comes to vote for him. now those come haven't come out to say that there will be backing a specific individual. but this was the last chance that these candidates had to convince people that come out and vote or vote for them. but the figures for these debates haven't been great with many here, saying that the debates have been boring and lightning the for my to again. sure. enough dentist on at least 7 people were killed by 2 explosions and a capital campbell. the blasts are similar to other attacks that appear to be targeting and ethnic and religious minority culture. lopez hold a young as more a commuter van reduced were burned out shell and was cobble. it was destroyed by a bom

south of there on everyone we spoke to who voted said they chosen election. frontrunner just re chief ibrahim, right. you see that he faced 2 of the conservatives and one murderous candidate, but several of those were excluded vain. he's also being the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme needa and has support from hotline. as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. but the question now is, what was the vote to to not be what percentage of the vote would get. he may win the election but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague. i just there are there on well gary, say more from the crown center for middle east studies. he doubts the election. will have an impact on talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deals. i think the dominant view in the by did ministration is that it doesn't really matter who the president is. because all of the key decisions on foreign policy and national security policy, including the player missile program, really resides with surprise meter. how many? so from the bite and ministration standpoint, they would expect in the go see

government conserves up to 24 year terms, the current president hasn't honie beat current candidate ibrahim or 4 years ago. he must and is that you are considered hard line. conservative candidates, the former central bank governor, him mattie, is seen as a reformist the i r g. c is a powerful voice in parliament, but officially it stays out of the presidential race, not supporting any candidate. ah, that's not bringing our guest. joining us from to her on as the hud, moran de, he's the head of american studies graduate program at the university to run training us from berlin. as ali for helena shod who's affiliated a scholar with free university center for middle eastern north african politics. and also from to her on as must have been a journalist in iran affairs analyst. thank you so much for joining us on inside story. i'm from miranda. we don't want to speculate as to who the winner will be up this presidential race. so 1st set the scene up for us and tell us what the mood is like into iran as this election unfolds and voting takes place. well, despite the fact that the corona virus an

work to defend the country's interest in any negotiations with foreign powers. former chief justice ibrahim, racy who is under us sanctions secured victory as expected in friday's election and his 1st speech termination, he denied the u. s. claim that his win was quote, manufactured. despite a record low turn out, right, she signed all who voted, even if it wasn't for him from him to be a servant to the country and a show is treated with respect to cottage, you have a job, the shuttle method in domestic politics, domestic policy, and foreign policy, the focus should be on the dignity of this nation, and the focus should be on the fact that in any negotiations, the dignity of this nation should not be hurt in our domestic policies in foreign policies and the kinds of interactions that we're going to have with any countries in the world, the focus is the protection of the dignity and prestige of the iranian nation. when it comes to unhealthy administrative issues, when it comes to corruption oppression, when it comes to any kind of unjust relations, we believe they are against the dignity of

>> well, the reality is ibrahim raisi does not have a lot of experience. he backs the nuclear award. we've seen a slow walking of the nuclear talks. this is related to the outcome of the election which of course everyone knew what was going to happen. what it's leading a lot of analysts like myself to believe is they're waiting for raisi to take office and put it under their belt. they want sanctions relief because of the shambles that their economy is in. >> thank you to holly dagres now. >>> in the u.s., opposite sides of the country are taking hits from two opposite weather patterns. on saturday there were a number of tornadoes that injured at least dozens of people in alabama. in the southwest, it is dry on top of an extreme drought more than 30 million people are under excessive heat warnings or advisories just this weekend. some cities are seeing temperatures near record levels. tyler is at the cnn world weather center. we're certainly getting the worst of climate change on both ends of the spectrum. >> absolutely. the tale of two weather stories. ac

everyone in iran knew the outcome with no real prominent opposition. polls predicted conservative cleric ibrahim, right you see would when and when he did in a landslide victory, his closest opponent receiving 14000000 few votes, right? if he 1st gained prominence amongst the religious faithful. when he was appointed as custodian over the shrine in the city of mush at frequented by millions of pilgrims a year, he was praised for removing cropped officials from the shrines administration and serving pilgrims. and i are to la considered to be a hide religious authority and she slammed his religious title hold weight among the countries religious. conservative base, right? if he had failed in his bid to win the presidency in 2017, he lost by 8000000 volts. to hassan ronnie during that campaign, he was criticized for his pastoral as a judge on election day. once again, our people announced their decision and rejected those who in 38 years didn't know anything but q sion and imprisonment as a young man. he was part of a committee that oversaw mass executions in 1988. an audio recording was leaked dur

president says here work to defend its interest to negotiations with foreign powers. palmer chief justice ibrahim icy secured victory after saturday's pole, the u. s. is called is when manufactured, which runs a line i see is under us sanctions. in the past our, i say find all those who voted even if it wasn't for him saying you'll be a 7 to the country and ensure it's treated with respect to cottage. you have a job in domestic politics, domestic policy, and foreign policy. the focus should be on the dignity of this nation. and the focus should be on the fact that in any negotiations, the dignity of this nation should not be hurt in our domestic policies in foreign policies. the kind of interactions that we're going to have with any countries in the world. the focus is on the protection of the dignity and the prestige of the iranian nation when it comes to unhealthy administrative issues when it comes to corruption oppression. when it comes to any kind of unjust relations, we believe they are against the dignity of mankind, or those about his life for us in tech. and let's talk about these words

everyone we spoke to who voted said they chosen election. frontrunner just re chief ibrahim, right. you see he faced 2 of the conservatives and one moderate candidate, but several of those were excluded. vain. he's also been the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme leader and has support from hotline, as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. the question now is, what was the voted to not be what percentage of the vote would get? he may win the election, but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague, i just, there are there on the us military presence in the middle east is shrinking further equipment as well as hundreds. the troops are being pulled out. the pentagon confirm reports. the anti missile batteries are being removed from iraq, q 8, jordan and saudi arabia. it comes 2 years after the military presence in the region grew amid escalating tensions with iran. gabriel is on the has more now from washington, dc. well, the pentagon is not telling us exactly how many troops and exactly, exactly precisely where they're being withdrawn fro

although on official data suggest turnover is actually lower than the last election runs. chief justice ibrahim easy is believe to be the clear front front of the harmful of candidates that made it through to the final fall. it's a victory for raise, a could pave the way for him to become the next supreme leader. the most powerful posts in the office to talk about to russia. lou lawyer, a little specialist, welcome to the program crush. the outgoing president found honey eat, generally seen as a moderate. where is the front runner? and we've just been speaking about has more hard line views, could that lead to a more confrontational policy from around? thank you. so for having me on, it's not going, but it's not going to be more confrontational because every right the, as you said, that you just did. and he, he's going to become the president. and he's on his side, a guy, he's on the site. so it's not going to be confrontational, but if he's gonna, he's going to sign a deal with the american. and he's, he's going to say that he had, he's the one who was lifted, who was able to lift the sanction