nuclear powers making any signs of reducing their massive nuclear arsenals if anything all you see is john bolton the former united states ambassador to the united nations saying to israel which is of course a nuclear state in the region to bomb iran but surely there are grounds for suspicion you could understand people calling for that when we can consider terrans reluctance to a basic curative council resolutions over the program also being very obstinate not being candid about it so surely that is going to raise suspicions people want to know what they're up to. i think the reason why this story gets that kind of coverage we must remember. it will be monitoring things that are happening at bush air and the previous i.a.e.a. secretary generals have been under surveillance by the americans quite contrary to regulations we know the reason why the world or at least the western media in the world run by different types of elites are worried about iran because it's an energy superpower in the region i think alliances between iran and russia and china and the developing world the global south show th

we're taking a break but still to come on tonight's show john bolton former u.s. envoy to the united nations goes off on another rant about iran's nuclear program and how israel must respond so you can stay tuned for my unplugged moment on bolton and pictures posted online by a former israeli soldier showing her posing with palestinian prisoners has sparked a heated debate so i'll dive into the topic and hear from both sides on the issue coming up. here is the same of the area but i believe that there's nothing less than events after forty years the so-called war on drugs has achieved precious little numberless governments around the world. tonight i have to speak my mind on a figure in america that just seems to make it on t.v. screens little too often so i figured that too many people actually listened to a man who you would think is a raving lunatic that nobody would take seriously but unfortunately he used to be a u.s. envoy to the united nations now the man in question is john bolton who's he since leaving his diplomatic post he has done nothing but warmonger

john bolton. taking matters into their own afghanistan's president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country. nato troops will struggle to cope with. a suspended visa regime. and a country full of sporting russia makes its way. all twenty twenty two. from our studios here in central moscow twenty four hours a day this is at least thirty people have been injured in a coal bomb explosion. in russia. the explosion equivalent to thirty kilos of t.n.t. came just hours after another terror attack in russia's north caucuses on tuesday morning. reports. we are right now outside russia's prosecutor's office and it has confirmed that the explosion was indeed an act of terror there was an explosion the windows were blown out one fragment flew really close to me the nearby cars were badly damaged windows broken many people covered in blood were taken out just to give you an idea of how big the explosion was cars in the area one hundred fifty meters around that car were severely damaged

john bolton. taking matters into their own hands afghanistan's president wants private security companies operating in the country that nato troops will struggle to cope with. a suspended visa regime for. a country full of. twenty eighteen or twenty. from our studios here in central moscow twenty four hours a day this is. a car bomb blast outside a cafe in the southern city of has left at least thirty people injured the explosion which was the equivalent of thirty kilos of t.n.t. follows another terror attack that struck russia's north caucuses tuesday morning our correspondent has more about the two incidents. we are right now outside russia's prosecutor's office and it has confirmed that the explosion was indeed an act of terror there was an explosion the windows were blown out one fragment through really close to me the nearby cars were badly damaged windows broken many people covered in blood were taken out just to give you an idea of how big the explosion was cars in the area one hundred fift

ambassador to the united nations john bolton made the statement in an interview with fox news. he said the danger of releasing radiation would be too great once the pushchair plant is launched on august twenty first russia's state nuclear agency company has announced it will transfer fuel rods to the facility on that date and moscow says the plans poses no threat as it will be operating for peaceful purposes under the control of u.n. uclear watchdog but investigative journalist and r t container wayne madsen says this might not prevent israel from attacking. if the israelis decide to attack iran it doesn't matter whether. there's civilian volunteers over there the new york yankees happen to be into ron none of that's going to matter they're going to hit iran and people like john bolton from want to he's one of these old neo con types they're the ones who lied about intelligence to get us into the iraq war and they continue to hype up intelligence. they provide false information and is keeping everything to the august twenty first date the bushehr reactor is a peaceful power rea

ambassador john bolton says that if israel is to attack iran's nuclear plant and share it's got just three days left to do it because any military strike after the facility goes live later this week would risk a radioactive catastrophe. taking matters into their own hands afghanistan's president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country prompting fears that nato troops will struggle to cope without them. and dropping visas for football fans and a new state of the art stadium built from scratch there the key selling points to a visiting afifa delegation in russia's bid to host the soccer world cup in eight or twelve years time. broadcasting live from moscow this is our team now look at your top stories at least thirty people have been injured in a car bomb explosion outside a cafe in russia's southern city of pisa gorski the explosion equivalent to thirty kilos of t.n.t. came just hours after another terror attack in russia's north caucuses on tuesday morning. reports. we are right now outside russia's prosecutor's office and it has confirmed that the explosion

happen to be into ron none of that's going to matter they're going to hit iran and people like john bolton from want to he's one of these old neo con types they're the ones who lied about intelligence to get us into the iraq war and they continue to hype up intelligence. they provide false information and. everything to this august twenty first date the bushehr reactor is a peaceful. the power reactor has nothing to do weapons production we hear that israel may be targeting other iranian nuclear facilities in tons and in coleman and in toronto itself so the fact is that radiation would be a big problem with monsoon rains coming from the central asian steppes winging south picking up radiation and possibly dumping this radioactive rain on on three hundred nuclear powers pakistan india and china this could get out of hand very very rapidly we know that israel is in range for some iranian missiles they. depending on how good their air defenses are they could be hit but i think it would also react from lebanon and we would see a wave of rocket attacks and there are maybe now an as a land of op

john bolton says that if israel is to attack iran's nuclear plant and share it's got just three days left to do it because any military strike after the facility goes live later this week with risk of radioactive could be. taking matters into their own hands afghanistan's president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country prompting fears that nato troops will struggle to cope. and the dropping visas for football fans and new state of the art studio built from scratch here are the key selling points to a visiting fee for delegation in russia bid to host the soccer world cup eight twelve years time. that's a look at our headlines and my colleague marina joshie will be here in about thirty minutes with a full look at your news right now it's back to the only on the show. are two all time winner for the night is the cia he the agency has suddenly discovered cia tapes that show the interrogation of nine eleven suspects ramzi bin al s'shibh of the tapes reportedly show being are being questioned in iraq and were in prison back in two thousand and two and u.s. offic

ambassador john bolton says that if israel is to attack iran's nuclear plant it's got just three days left to do it because any military strike after the facility goes live later this week would risk of radioactive catastrophe. taking matters into their own hands afghanistan's president wants to stop private security. operating in the country prompting fears that nato troops will struggle to cope without. dropping visas for football fans and a new state of the art stadium built from scratch there the key selling points to a visiting. russians bid to host the soccer world cup eight twelve years time. next we look back in history what were american and vietnamese soldiers dying for thirty five years ago in southeast asia. southern vietnam province klavan forte was a us marine in the one nine hundred sixty s. against vietnamese communist guerrillas today for mob boss or is recalled the time when they could only look at one another through the cross as we got better and better at it but still never as good as the be had the means to camouflage about hiding. using the jungle for their adva

john bolton. private security companies in afghanistan have been ordered to end operations within four months president's decision is expected to be met with resistance from nato which relies on them for many every day. russia has promised a visa free regime for the generation of the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup finals if it is awarded. inspectors that come in moscow scrutinizing the bid which pledges state of the art football stadia and sport mad country. but with more news more developments for us and thirty minutes from now in the meantime we look back in history what were american and vietnamese soldiers dying for thirty five years ago in south east asia that's our special report coming up next. southern vietnam province klavan forte was a u.s. marine in the one nine hundred sixty s. against vietnamese communist guerrillas today for mob boss or is recall the time when they could only look at one another through the cross as we got better and better at it but still never as go

john bolton says if. it's got just three days left to do it. this week radioactive catastrophe. and. president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country prompting fears that nato troops will struggle. without them. and dropping visas for football fans and a new state of the art studio built from scratch there the key selling points to a visiting fee for delegation in russia's bid to host of the soccer world cup in eight or twelve years time. next to look at the role of the orthodox church in modern russia today's guest in our interview show spotlight is chairman of the church relations department metropolitan area. culture is that so much i can tell you that you know larry summers and i believe that they know nothing less than us and after forty years the so-called war on drugs has achieved preciously little nonetheless governments around the. hole again awoken to the spotlight advance of the show i take tylenol or no and today my guest on the show is metropolitan polarity june twelfth as one of the main dates in the history of new russia three new from t

john bolton says that if israel is to attack iran's nuclear plant had to share it's got just three days left to do it because any military strike after the facility goes live later this week would risk a radioactive catastrophe. taking matters into their own hands afghanistan's president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country prompting fears that nato troops will struggle to cope without them. and dropping visas for football fans and new state of the art stadia built from scratch there the key selling points to a visiting fifa delegation in russia's big to host the soccer world cup in eight or twelve years time. next to look at the role of the orthodox church in modern russia today's guest in our interview show spotlight is chairman of the churches external relations department metropolitan hilarion. so i got to join the military because i thought that it was my duty not that it was something that i could do to help my country i believe my government bought the business necessary for americans to vietnam there was a lot of drug abuse the lot of the murder of a

john bolton says that if israel is to attack iran's nuclear plant just three days left to do it because any military strike after the facility goes later this week would risk radioactive catastrophe. for football fans new state of the art stadium built from scratch the key selling points to a visiting fifa delegation in. the soccer world cup in eight or twelve years time. next analyst max kaiser and his co-host stacy herbert look at economic sickness and health. i am max kaiser and this is the kaiser report where we have been documenting for you the collapse of the global economy is saying all the federal reserve bankers and all of the king's brokers can't get any inflation started anywhere because the system is systemic lee shattered. let's bring in political analyst all around great gal stacy yes max it is and you know what three years into this depression the guardian asks the viewers in this poll are we heading for a prolonged economic depression thirty six point four percent say no the world economy is over the worst and growth will be slow but steady sixty three point six percent

john bolton says that if israel is to attack iran's nuclear plant it's got just three days left to do it because any military strike after the facility goes live later this week would risk a radioactive catastrophe. kicking matters into their own hands afghanistan's president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country prompting fears that nato troops will struggle to cope without them. dropping visas for football fans and a new state of the art studio built from scratch there the key selling points to a visiting fee for delegation in russia's bid to host the soccer world cup for twelve years time. let's look at our headlines next heated debate guaranteed in cross talk with host peter. it's sad to feel in the military because i thought that it was my duty not that it was something that i could do to help my country. my government that necessary for america to vietnam there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers i am armed soldiers there are a lot of. news. to go out. to for the war i always thought i wanted to win a lot of medals a

john bolton who said the other day that israel's only got about three days to do something about this nuclear power plant and take military action what's your argument against somebody like that when he clearly sees a threat along with so many other people in the u.s. and the world sure i would say that that statement is very much out of line with the actual degree of risk that is posed by that facility. the idea that iran could take the plutonium out of the spent fuel and then fashion it into a nuclear weapon something that would take quite a long time to accomplish around does not have any known capabilities to do that to extract the plutonium and it would then have to design the warhead and fashion the plutonium into a weapon and then mount that on top of a missile that would be a time like they would be measured in years rather than months but there are some who say maybe no military action but israel could be along with the backing of the u.s. in the future thinking about some sort of military campaign what would you say. i would say that the best outcome of a military strike on

john bolton he doesn't see it as a threat in fact he said that israel really should take military action before the loading of the fuel takes place by tomorrow what do you make of those sort of statements. well bolton basically is is his argument is essentially that any facility that iran has that has any kind of nuclear capability should be stopped and if you accept that argument which is an absolute star given basically share which is designed for the generation of electricity only becomes a potential target and he would like to see it destroyed before it goes on line because if it goes on line then the destruction of it would create a quite frankly a churn noble type of situation but you can understand the grounds of suspicion when. iran has been reacting in a very uncooperative way and obviously raising suspicion do you really believe that iran is not developing nuclear weapons. i believe the evidence right now is that iran is not developing nuclear weapons that seems to be the consensus of the cia and other intelligence agencies in the united states so that i think that that's where

john bolton. russia has promised a visa free regime for the duration of a twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup finals if it's somewhat it odd the tournament inspector's occurred in moscow scrutinizing the bid which could use state of the old simple stadia and a sports mad country. to bring us up to date for the moment tell us will be here as the news continues in this whole phenomenon of this month's kaiser and his co-host stacy have a look at economic sickness and health stay with us hit on. i am max kaiser and this is the kaiser report where we have been documenting for you the collapse of the global economy you see all the federal reserve bankers and all of the king's brokers can't get any inflation started anywhere because the system is systemic lee shattered. let's bring in political analyst all around great gal stacy herbert yes max it is and you know what three years into this depression the guardian asks the viewers in this poll are we heading for a prolonged economic depression

ambassador and or monger john bolton said that he might actually run for president in two thousand and twelve all that got us thinking what would you tweet to followers as his campaign we thought he'd say is that like this bombs away bolton is the explosive choice in twenty two that's our tweet for tonight and we will have a number one for you on tomorrow's show that's also it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in and make sure you can come back tomorrow night when we discuss the end of the war in iraq president obama will make his second oval office address to discuss the end of the combat mission will take an in-depth look at whether or not that means of the war is really over and what kind of a country those combat troops will be leaving behind including fifty thousand american troops that will still be there in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all the you tube dot com slash the on a show where we post the interviews as well as the

you know the reason i bring this up is because lately we've just been hearing too much from the john bolton's and the jeffrey goldberg of the world and now you know there's a new article by robert kaplan in the atlantic those reverting back to henry kissinger's book from one nine hundred fifty seven in which he talks about limited nuclear war as the best deterrence. do you think of these guys are a little too bomb happy. yeah but to put it in a word yes absolutely there are there are always going to be elements within every society who gravitate toward the u.s. or terror and toward the violence and for whom violence is the easiest solution and and there are going to be always intellectual snobbery society who are going to route violence the easy solution of violence which frankly typically isn't actually is a solution going to wrap it in an intellectual mystique and justification kissinger did that with it nom so i frankly i think unsuccessfully he's a i think most of the world judges him as a war criminal and and suggested that we should even consider nuclear as you point out back in the fif

know what do you make i understand that some people have concerns but what do you make of the john bolton's the mike pence is the eric cantor's of the world in my mind really go overboard for example mike pence says that the obama administration is the most anti israel. administration he's never seen well i think in his lifetime in ours i think you could make that case you have a very strong bipartisan tradition in the united states of supporting our friend and ally israel now administrations have done better than others but i don't think any administration has.

i think what arizona is doing is absolutely correct and unasailable and john bolton's decision on puttinghold that law was absolutely ridiculous. but i don't think, and i haven't thought about this a great deal so i reserve the right to change my mind, i don't think going this 14th amendment route would make sense. host: one last phone call. richard on the republican line from crarls bad. make it quick. caller: do you believe that social security, the retirement age would have to be increased and the benefits reduced in order to extend full equality to same-sex couples? guest: i don't think i get that connection. do you? host: no. sorry. do you want to weigh in on raising -- guest: every c-span experience you have to be flummed by one call. host: do you think they should raise the social security age to tackle the deficit? guest: absolutely. host: what do you think about medicare? guest: it will have to be scaled back as well. my colleague, james capretta, wrote extensively of how the payment structure system in medicare not only drives up costs in medicare it drives up costs across the h

i think it was 2002 that john bolton came and said, "no, no, we won't have any of that." there are real difficulties in doing it. there is a very big industry. there is big research going on. so maybe a different approach is needed to the biological. i did attend a seminar in the u.k. and there was some u.k. expert who said that he still thought the most dangerous biological, they were the most natural ones that would come. synthetic weapons were perhaps dangerous, but not quite as dangerous. i am not sure that -- the inspection techniques in general improved very much with iraq and the u.s. has given a lot of credit for this. above all, the environmental sampling, which means you take samples of bio-tar, or water, or air and you analyze it and very, very tiny amounts will tell you how they are dealing with enrichment or reprocessing. the u.s. discovered that early in the iraqi affair when american hostages who had been placed in baghdad, they came out and their clothes were analyzed and they found tiny particles that indicated there had been enrichment. so that advanced

i think what arizona is doing is absolutely correct and unasailable and john bolton's decision on putting on hold that law was absolutely ridiculous. but i don't think, and i haven't thought about this a great deal so i reserve the right to change my mind, i don't think going this 14th amendment route would make sense. host: one last phone call. richard on the republican line from crarls bad. make it quick. caller: do you believe that social security, the retirement age would have to be increased and the benefits reduced in order to extend full equality to same-sex couples? guest: i don't think i get that connection. do you? host: no. sorry. do you want to weigh in on raising -- guest: every c-span experience you have to be flummed by one call. host: do you think they should raise the social security age to tackle the deficit? guest: absolutely. host: what do you think about medicare? guest: it will have to be scaled back as well. my colleague, james capretta, wrote extensively of how the payment structure system in medicare not only drives up costs in medicare it drives up costs across t

i think it was 2002 that john bolton came and said, "no, no, we won't have any of that." there are real difficulties in doing it. there is a very big industry. there is big research going on. so maybe a different approach is needed to the biological. i did attend a seminar in the u.k. and there was some u.k. expert who said that he still thought the most dangerous biological, they were the most natural ones that would come. synthetic weapons were perhaps dangerous, but not quite as dangerous. i am not sure that -- the inspection techniques in general improved very much with iraq and the u.s. has given a lot of credit for this. above all, the environmental sampling, which means you take samples of bio-tar, or water, or air and you analyze it and very, very tiny amounts will tell you how they are dealing with enrichment or reprocessing. the u.s. discovered that early in the iraqi affair when american hostages who had been placed in baghdad, they came out and their clothes were analyzed and they found tiny particles that indicated there had been enrichment. so that advanced

brewer reacting to federal judge susan bolton's decision striking down the segments of the immigration law. immigration is a big issue, jeanne. >> absolutely, and john mccain is fighting for his life in his own primary. a couple of years ago, he did try to carry the water for president bush and passed a major reform bill and was terribly criticized for doing so by his own party. one of the reasons he is having the primary fight. he has already moved. what is interesting is how this now goes into so many other places. why wasn't arizona political fight is now likely to become -- what was an arizona political fight is now likely to become an issue in many other states, which are considering legislation that will put it into the debate in georgia and across the country. >> the obama administration argues that this is a federal issue. deportation is not left to the states. >> in both parties, the face a sophie's choice on this. the american people are on the side of arizona by heavy margin, 2/3. this certainly includes republicans, but a sign of what politics is -- a vote in the house where republicans voted against compensation for people at ground zer