islamic republic in tehran to organize the islamic summit even paid for it iran had very good additions are the president rafsanjani the. highest number of places for the hatch visit image. which is not many to. by his 4th relation they did a lot of favors of the divisions between the 2 sides they improved but as i try to to do in this conversation the pattern of the game in the past 40 years has changed there was a start to school in reach nobody was happy but nobody was to on i.p.i. that but now that this started school is being destabilized don't know what is great to displace well mr to hear what we know for sure is that we now have to take a very very short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. but if she warned you and i do the dishes at the bottom or those jeans nudist beach and see me we do you. know about that some of them when you guys e.t.s. . in the news i mean that so that infants involve. a lot of people as it fights about truth and it's out to both sides. as if. that god that they would basically. people who support you. and 2040 you know bloody revo

i don't know what this i read his bio by 2 or the iranians but what is important is that the islamic republic you know the islamic revolution in iran has put the united says a dissenter of its considerations its world view from the beginning you know if you follow you know jennifer is here to see that every warning you're getting off the media you know the people who speak even ordinary people they talk to many crime medical medica and. recently that is the 12 year old boy and one of the few motown's in iran and centrally iran who was selling american dollars. in fact the leadership of the islamic republic is has made many kind of position for all the iranians and they need this in order for the news that he has said several times in order to attract were that tension because if they're not already probably just stops being enemy of the united states know whether he takes any notice of it this is that he says that if he abandoned out how to meditate on his stance because like pakistan even if you have nuclear weapons know where the ability to mr and mrs. to hear it don't you think that the am

or not that would be very difficult for the islamic republic to accept islamic republic is ready to do become citizens but quietly not to lose face it's interesting you say that because i was watching delayed as interviewed the generosity of gave to c.n.n. and he still strikes me as being a little bit similar to russian foreign minister sergey lavrov who has this habit of sort of talking around trump whenever there is a negative development he tends to attribute that to the american bureaucracy some mid-level saboteur within the administration but not the commander in chief itself and i thought that that he was pretty much playing the same game do you think the iranians are still hoping to leverage mr trump albeit indirectly. i hope not yet and i'm not you know are blaming everything on. american bureaucracy or anybody you know the u.s. has by lots of problems in iran i don't know whether there is time to talk about these or not these bilateral problems john to be solved very quickly is there multilateral problems that are difficult to solve and then you know you need regular diplomacy

try to clear this mess is there somebody to run it on off the islamic republic force because there is a republic has many many open and some are good i mean as are many groups many parties but that isn't you know under her eyes an alternative so these are the european because it but if they have so many concerns as you mentioned what's the point though for essentially abandoning iran when it needs them most and siding indirectly siding with the americans because this is essentially what they did they not only didn't deliver on diet part of day scipione but they are now putting the blame for everything on their run and doing it in a very very strange way because that the statement that i mentioned it doesn't cite any evidence it makes no mention of a television source as it simply says that there is no other plausible explanation as if it was an exercise in formal logic rather than intelligence collection if if we're talking about an act of war which is what the attack on around call was doesn't it war and a harsher response than these retorted wagging over thinker well i don't know be

are people who have been campaigning for islamic republic been campaigning for islamic revolution in europe and the united states because dad been encouraged by rouhani zuhdi faction and people. before that you know there are many pro islamic republic you don't need as outside you don't who did not go back to you know well i missed it here i suppose you are probably one of them i'm not one of them yes really you can go back to run no no i don't i don't know i don't want to go back to you know what i'm saying is that because i'm not the support that i was i mean to the public i've been open and those are your public i'm saying that out so forth as of his life if you publicly did not go back because there would be at instance you know this is because the public leadership is divided if that is one day the ship reach one a strategy then you would know that who is well mr to here we have to leave it there nonetheless thank you very much for being with us today i really enjoyed gatos i'm sorry it is finished well our viewers can definitely keep this conversation going in our social media

islamic republic into iran to organize the islamic summit even paid for it iran had very good editions with president rafsanjani the. highest number of places for the hatch visit image. which is not many to advise for permission they did a lot of favors i did this has been. the 2 sides improved but as i try to take during this conversation the pattern of the game in the past 40 years has changed there was a start disco in rich nobody was happy but nobody was to on i.p.i. that but now that the status quo is being destabilized don't know what is great to take its place well mr to hear what we know for sure is that we now have to take a very very short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know hiccup what if i mean your list put pretty you would put him in the new bill is that idea pulling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2040 and. those who took. p

islamic republic into iran to organize the islamic summit even paid for it iran had very good editions with president rafsanjani the. highest number of places for the hatch visit image. which is not many to advise for permission they did a lot of favors i did issues between the 2. sides improved but as i try to tell you in this conversation the pattern of the game in the past 40 years has changed there was a start disco in rich nobody was happy but nobody was too unhappy either but now that the status quo is being destabilized don't know what is great to displace well mr to hear what we know for sure is that we now have to take a very very short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family daughters in florida you know the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery meaning this is with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record

the islamic republic of iran managed to defeat the scourge of daesh with the help of neighbors. security in the middle east passes through inward democracy and outward diplomacy. security cannot be purchased or supplied by foreign governments. the peace, security, and independence of our neighbors is the peace, independence, and security of us. america is not our neighbor. this is the islamic republic of iran which neighbors you, and we have been long taught that neighbor comes first, then comes the house. in the event of an incident, you and we shall remain alone. we are neighbors with each other and not with the united states. the united states is located here, not in the middle east. the united states is not the advocate of any nation, neither is the guardian of any state. in fact, states do not delegate power to attorney to other states and do not give custodianship to others. if the flames of the fires of yemen have spread today, the warmonger should be sought and punished, rather than leveling accusations and grudge against the innocent. saudi arabia will be guaranteed ofw

destructive plans, the islamic republic of iran's regional cooperation on security and counterterrorism have been so much decisive. the clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey, on the syrian crisis, and our peace proposal for yemen, interview with our cooperative -- our cooperation with the secretary-general, as well as facilitating we conciliation talks among the yemen parties with the four european countries, which resulted in the conclusion of the stockholm peace accords. distinguished participants, i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism and has defended its rights to independence and science and technology development. the u.s. government, while imposing extraterritorial sanctions and threats against other nations, has made a lot of efforts to deprive iran from the advantages of participating in the global economy and has resorted to international piracy by misusing the international banking system. we iranians have been the pioneers of freedom seeking movements in the region while seeking peace and progress

his is the islamic republic of wen which neighbors you, and have been long taught that first.or comes then comes the house. incident you f an and we shall remain alone. neighbors with each other. and not with the united states. the united states is located east. not in the middle the united states is not advocate of any nation. of any is the guardian state. in fact, states do not delegate to attorney, to other states, and do not give to others.hip of he flames of the fire yemen have spread today, the war be sought and unished, rather than leveling allegations and grudge against the innocent. of saudi arabia shall be garn teaed with the aggression to yemen rather than by inviting foreigners. e're ready to spend our national strength and regional and international authority. in the tion for peace peninsula, security in he persian gulf, and stability in the middle east should be sought inside the region rather outside of it. he issues of the region are bigger and more important than he united states is able to resolve. the united states has failed to esolve the issue in fghanistan, iraq,

well i don't know what this out is by by 2 or the iranians but what is important is that the islamic republic you know the islamic revolution in iran has put the united dissenter of its considerations its world view from the beginning you know if you follow you know jennifer is here to see that every of morning you get off the media you know the people who speak even ordinary people they talk america america america and. recently did that is say the 12 year old boy you know. one of the emo towns in iran and centrally iran who was selling american dollars. in fact the leadership of the islamic republic is has made many current obsession for all iranians and they need this in order for the news that he has said several times in order to attract were that tension because if they do not it is already public it stops being an enemy of the united states no whether it takes any notice of it misses that if says that if we abandon our marriage on the stunts really become like pakistan even if you have nuclear weapons nowhere the ability to misuse and this is. the harried don't you think that the ameri

well looking at the past 40 years of the history of the islamic republic that's only when the islamic republic changes a key national security objective no one is saying that ballistic missiles terrorism the foreign and security policy and conduct of the islamic republic no one is saying that iran doesn't covet these things but we're saying that these things can be negotiated away when there is pressure because if there is no pressure then there is no incentive for teheran to divest itself from terrorism no incentive to divest itself from the nuclear quest the only time iran has changed like the end of the iran iraq war given up on a fundamental national security product of is when there is pressure and it's ironic that rouhani says that if all the sanctions are waived then iran will to go shoot because then what is there to negotiate over a broader deal well if there are american sanctions all given away then what leverage does america have to negotiate that broader deal it's kind of a circular logic that iranian officials are weaving but again they're actually at this u.n.g.a. unlik

with the attack on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure and iran's threat of all-out war if the islamic republic is attacked. >> then, a whistle blower cries foul because president trump made a promise to a foreign leader. we'll dig into that story. >>> what to make of israel's election results. all of that with a great panel. and an interview with the

the islamic republic of iran's of regional and international assistance and cooperation. on security and counterterrorism have been. so much decisive. to clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey within the astana format on the syrian crisis and our peace proposal for yemen. in view of our active cooperation with the special envoys of the secretary general of the united nations. as well as our efforts to. facilitate reconsideration talks among the yemen parties with the 4 european countries. which. resulted in the conclusion. of the stockholm peace accords it's on the hud data ports. that they got of the was not distinguished participants and i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism. you know what it is the east and has defended its rights to independence and to science. and technology development out of the us do not tell the u.s. government while imposing extra territorial sanctions and threats against other nations. has made a lot of efforts to deprive iran from the advantages of participating in th

well i don't know what this out is by by 2 or the iranians but what is important is that the islamic republicyou know the islamic revolution in iran has put the united says at the center of its considerations its world view from the beginning you know if you follow you don't do enough is here to see that if any of warning you get off the media you know the people who speak even ordinary people they talk america america america and. recently that is the 12 year old boy in one of the most towns in iran and centrally iran who was sending american dollars. in fact the leadership of the islamic republic is has made many kind upset for all iranians and they need this in order for the news that he has said several times in order to attract were that tension because if they're not already public it stops being enemy of the united states know whether he takes any notice of it this is that he says that if we abandon our medicine his stance really big. like pakistan even if you have nuclear weapons no with mr mr. to hear it don't you think that the americans or the trumpet ministration least has aided t

but to accuse the islamic republic of iran with these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falshood policy they've adopted after their own failures has. oil prices spiked as traders factored in saudi arabia's seeming inability to defend its crucial oil infrastructure and governments including germany's have condemned the attack are for more now let's take your story to the u.s. capitol war correspondent oversoul is standing by in washington giving to you all over so we've got saudi arabia here's a ng that the weapons used in this attack came from iran we've got the u.s. saying on the weekend that iran was responsible despite the rebels in yemen saying they did it so how did the americans and the saudis know that they're right. well 1st of all the saudi led military coalition in yemen today said that they believe that it's iran behind these attacks they believe that iranian drones were used and as we've heard in the report they also believe that they strome on this and these missiles fired off from the drones were came from the direction of iran rat

today he put the global lens on iran at the united nations general assembly he castigated the islamic republic for what he said is state sponsorship of terrorism and he also fired verbal shots at china within the u.s. is currently engaged in a trade war all of this within the walls of a global leadership institution created to ease and resolve conflict. john was some meat to use if the u.n. general assembly for catching up on their sleep on the u.n. secretary general shelton needs to issue a stern warning. i hear the possibility of a good night for auction. the world splitting into we did 2 largest economies on hers creating 2 separate and competing well we to be their own dominant currency trading financial rules their own internet and our official intelligence capacities and their own 0 geopolitical and military strategies and i hope those words of caution seem to have little effect the united nations and every now meant for multilateral cooperation turned into a stage for a national agenda especially us president donald trump was eager to point fingers 1st he lashed out at china for both co

has clearly declared that it supports the people of yemen and their rights but to accuse the islamic republic of iran with these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falshood policy they've adopted after their own failures. oil prices spiked as traders start to take account of saudi arabia's seeming inability to defend its crucial oil infrastructure and governments including germany's have condemned the attack but it's unclear what the long term picture looks like everything depends on what the us and other players do next to calm or aggravate the situation in one of the world's most volatile regions. now let's take a closer look at this with allie fatality jata senior analyst with the washington based brookings institution's branch in doha welcome to d.w. so despite the who the rebels say they launched this attack decided live coalition says it was carried out with rainy and drones and that they would launch from yemen so where are they likely to have come from well it's a very difficult question to respond to at the moment there are several investigations

western objects and technology, things that were not islamic, that were not authentic to an islamic republic, and that it should be abandoned. this is not just the idea of nuclear weapons, this was the nuclear program completely. they said weapons of destruction were a sin against islam. he cited a lot of text against these kinds of weapons of mass destruction. he said even the peaceful nuclear research that was going on, the energy production, all of that was new western technology that iran could do without. he mothballed the entire program. when khomeini died in 1989, a new more moderate, and somewhat more pragmatic group of people came to power. affordlt iran could not to be quite so complacent about either its energy needs, medical needs, but also, security needs. the feeling was it is not islamic to build a bomb, but is it islamic to do some research? to maybe build some centrifuges? perhaps enriched uranium? there is nothing against that? it was also a concern about saddam hussein. ins is what is often missed american conversations about theiranian nuclear program. we have conversatio

the islamic republic of iran's of regional and international assistance and cooperation. on security and counterterrorism have been. so much decisive. you know that clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey within the astana format on the syrian crisis and our peace proposal for yemen. in view of our active cooperation with the special envoys of the secretary general of the united nations. as well as our efforts to. facilitate re conciliation talks among the yemen parties with the 4 european countries. which. resulted in the conclusion. of the stockholm peace accords it's on hug day the ports. of the. distinguished participants i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism you know what it is. and has defended its rights to independence and to science. and technology development out of. the us government while imposing extra territorial sanctions and threats against other nations. has made a lot of efforts to deprive iran from the advantages of participating in the global economy. and has resorted to intern

one of the things is, it's the islamic republic of afghanistan. litigator, you need to be comfortable with understanding the holy koran and quoting from the holy koran and using it to represent your clients and so i wasn't sure how that would be received with me doing that would be received with me doing that but at the end of the day, i felt like, i'm a lawyer, i had people who needed a lawyer and i knew that if i wanted to be effective in afghanistan, i either practised law in the way it's supposed to be practised in afghanistan or just not supposed to be practised in afghanistan orjust not do it so i definitely brought in some of my cultural... it's undeniable. you dealt with extraordinary cases. 0ther dealt with extraordinary cases. other cases which involved rape, then evolve —— involved forced marriage, torture, terrible domestic violence cases. bunkley, you won a lot of cases. you caused a real stir inside afghanistan but you also upset an awful lot of people, individuals, families. and you did get threatened. you had one extraordinary inci

hurt the islamic republic but also humanitarian efforts.e understand they may be explored military options. what do we know about where this is headed? >> secretary of state pompeo got back from a trip from the middle east. he is expected to brief the president as well as members of the national security council at some point this afternoon. thatresident himself said he feels like he has a range of military options with iran. the actions to date from the u.s. suggest they are very much looking for some sort of a diplomatic way out of this. thattary pompeo said history was focused on building a coalition to respond to iran. what we know is that the iranian and president trump, as well as his national security team, will be in new york next week for the u.n. general assembly. talks of a meeting between president trump and president rouhani have largely died but there will be a lot of work going on on the sidelines of the meeting, particularly among europeans hoping to find some way to preach this divide, or to bridge this divide between the u

is all wood to this side over at least because the democrats saw it it disposed towards the islamic republic so you know maybe try to go back to the old james over quietly give you consistent as i've quietly you believe the impression that i must. and i'm going to follow on that comes out of. you on the set of one of them. a product and maybe. not the high i might be one. of the months when the sun shone. from thought it was the most to me a lot of the. theaters when we did the board. with us now it's. earlier in the trial there was evidence that came out that the gun used to kill genesis recall was used 3 months earlier to her killing in a shooting incident the person who used that gun was. his name is eli haynes today the state's star witness it's discovered that he's texting while on the stand he texted someone saying eli is here and the response came back what eli doing there which leads us to conclude only one thing. cafferty swinger testified today under the pressure of pointing the finger at my client because he knows that. eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess

it supports the people of yemen and their rights but to accuse the islamic republic of iran of these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falso policy with the state owned oil company saudi aramco says the apologies we interrupt that reporter take you live to ankara where the leaders of turkey russia and iran are holding a news conference following their meeting earlier today on the war in syria let's take a listen so you. mystic vision saying rouhani . saying to the mystic issue. which is my counterpart mr foote sent. the delegations from 3 countries listening the members are spread so i salute you with love and respect so . i guess. again in front of you i'd like to welcome our guests to a country within the scope of a standard platform. and the un chorus summit. we are very happy to host and. to distinguish does fire in syria we have met again 5th time today here in our tri pride part tripartite meeting with mr putin and rouhani we have evaluated the conflict in syria with all its aspects with each leader one to one and. trilateral and with our

but to accuse the islamic republic of iran with these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falshood policy they've adopted after their own failures has. oil prices spiked as traders start to take account of saudi arabia's seeming inability to defend its crucial oil infrastructure and governments including germany's have condemned the attack but it's unclear what the long term picture looks like everything depends on what the us and other players do next to calm or aggravate the situation in one of the world's most volatile regions. no i mean it's a region that is even more volatile tonight it when you consider you've got iranian sabur rattling in the strait of hormuz you've got the failed state that we call libya and the problems there. you've got these latest drone attacks all of these things coming together are probably going they're not going away and now we're looking at higher oil prices so we're talking about the global economy now cannot escape the middle east jube agree with that statement it's back to the middle east crisis which we know f

out hope for a diplomatic solution with iran and his administration releases new evidence the islamic republic is behind a series of drone attacks on saudi oil facilities. america first ties donald trump's hands on iran. later elizabeth warren campaigns in new york while slamming wall street and donald trump campaigns in new mexico which is turning blue. can he win over hispanic voters? the president sounds like he's winding things up in new mexico, speaking now. we will bring that shortly. karl rove and doug show and will be here with analysis. we begin with fox team coverage of the latest brett kavanaugh controversy, trace gallagher examining the political fallout. will it backfire and help donald trump in the long run? first we go to the host of fox's media buzz with the facts tonight. >> the new york times corrected a glaring omission in the accusation against brett kavanaugh touching off a political firearm. kate kelly charge brett kavanaugh exposed himself in another of those rugged yale parties, the forthcoming book says the woman in question supposedly wound up touching his genitals wo

he urged other nations to curb the support for the islamic republic. pres. trump: all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's bloodlust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. they will be tightened. reporter: china and iran are scheduled to address the assembly in the coming days. they must now decide whether they want to follow the secretary-general's cautions, or risk further deepening their conflicts with the united states. brent: for more on this, let's go to our correspondent alexandra von nahmen who was standing by. good evening to you. it was national interest versus multilateralism today. which side seems to have the upper hand in your opinion? alexandra: i think that we have to say that the nationalists, at the moment, they are having the upper hand. the sort of momentum right now when you see who is in the white house, donald trump, when you have a look at who is in power in brazil, when you have a look at some european countries. but at the same time, you have to say that

but to accuse the islamic republic of iran with these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falshood policy they've adopted after their own failures has. oil prices spiked as traders start to take account of saudi arabia's seeming inability to defend its crucial oil infrastructure and governments including germany's have condemned the attack but it's unclear what the long term picture looks like everything depends on what the u.s. and other players do next to calm or aggravate the situation in one of the world's most volatile regions straits of washington that for more on this from the w correspondent to all of us salih welcome to all of a tell us more about the united states reasons for believing iran is behind this attack rather than a who think rebels who say they did it. well today the saudi led coalition provided information saying they believe it was the rainy and weapons used to rain you drones in fact flown from the direction off iran on this saudi arabian oil refinery and some satellite footage that the u.s. provided yesterday suggests the

but to accuse the islamic republic of iran with these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falsehood policy they've adopted after their own failures. oil prices spiked as traders start to take account of saudi arabia's seeming inability to defend its crucial oil infrastructure and governments including germany's have condemned the attack. but it's unclear what the long term picture looks like everything depends on what the us and other players do next to call or aggravate the situation in one of the world's most volatile regions. let's get more on this we are joined here in the studio by tobin shouts he is an expert on defense from the german council on foreign relations welcome to the program. we have the united states saying that these satellite images they show clearly they show definitively that the attacks come from the direction of iran or iraq rather than from yemen how likely do you assess this claim that it does have a little bit the let it be that indeed this came from a sophisticated state actor so i mean the direction of the tick seems

we reject these types of statements and projections the islamic republic of iran has clearly declared that it supports the people of yemen and their rights but to accuse the islamic republic of iran of these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falsehood policy the state owned oil company saudi aramco says the fires knocked out more than half of its entire day the output close to 6000000 barrels of oil donald trump warned iran that the u.s. is locked and loaded to respond to the strikes on a cake but other countries urging caution do which is how to design the who have taken responsibility for these attacks if at the moment we are analyzing along with our partners who is responsible for this attack and how it could happen we need to do so with the necessary call and i want to read all your. fault that we have noticed the relevant reports pondering who is to blame in the absence of a conclusive investigation i think is in itself not very responsible china's position is that we oppose any moves to expand or intensify conflict the impact of an estimate

policy towards you know in the form of islamic republic. i think at the very least 3 can say that both iran and perhaps saudi arabia are following the u.s. political developments both countries that calibrating the moves depending on what they think trumps reaction is going to be a what he is chances of bill. little survival are is it fair to say at this point that the iranians definitely want trump out and the saudis definitely want trump in well i don't know what this out is by by 2 or the iranians but what is important is that the islamic republic you know the islamic revolution in iran has put the united dissenter of its considerations its world view from the beginning you know if you follow you don't do enough is there to see that if any of warning you get out of the media you know other people who speak even or that people they talk to many crime medical medica and. he said today that is the 12 year old boy.

but that doesn‘t mean anything, it‘s like saying nothing because it is the islamic republic of afghanistantry and it‘s a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith but also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn‘t do. women couldn‘t go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women‘s rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the fire and say, are you going to follow, for instance, the elimination of violence against women act which is a law that protects women, that is consistent with islamic values. stop saying these vague things and they know what they are doing, they are being vague on purpose. i would take you back to the united states, you referenced the fact that your husband got shot in the face in milwaukee while you were in afghanistan. when one looks at the us judicial system today, one sees as far as many are concerned a systemic discriminat

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it supports the people of yemen and their rights but to accuse the islamic republic of iran of these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falsehood policy the state owned oil company saudi aramco says the fires knocked out more than half of its entire daily output close to 6000000 barrels of oil donald trump warned iran that the u.s. is locked and loaded to respond to the strikes on up cake but other countries urging caution. to design the who have taken responsibility for these attacks if at the moment we are analyzing along with our partners about who is responsible for this attack and how it could happen if we need to do so with the necessary call and . you know your. we have noticed the relevant reports pondering who is to blame in the absence of a conclusive investigation i think is in itself not very responsible china's position is that we oppose any moves to expand or intensify conflict the impact of an estimated 5 percent dip in global supplies sent or oil prices on a wild ride up 20 percent before coming back down some investors and analys