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former acting cia director john mclaughlin and security analyst rick rasmussen from the counterterrorism't think of a better group of people to talk about this. first of all, we have not worked with our international partners. we have walked away from the iran nuclear deal which was multilateral as you know. europe is left trying to repair the damage and we are sanction all of them with secondary sanctions making it impossible to get humanitarian aid to iran. >> on the surface, the administration is right to call attention to the fact that iran is a violent troublemaker. they're causing big problems in the gulf to international shipping. we need allied support to help escort some of the vessels in and out of the strait of hormuz but we don't have it because we walked out of the nuclear deal unwisely. that deal was important because we had britain, france and germany and russia behind us and now we're alone. if you sanction the european allies it doesn't make them ready to help us in the gulf. the president is not wrong in some of the statements you showed about the trouble they pose to t

. >> my name is john mclaughlin.was on ce concourse between tower one and tower two when building two bllapsed. >> my name is wendy lanski and on 9/11 i was on the 29th floor of the north tower. th my name is michael wright. i was on the 81st floor of the north tower. >> my friend abe zelmanowitz was the 27th floor of tower one, just two floors below me, and he hauld have escaped, but he chose to stay because his friend was a quadriplegic. captain billy burke of the f.d.n.y. did reach both abe and ed when the north tower collapsed. >> the force of the debris just shoved-- just forced itself down into our lungs and into our sinuses. >> we heard the rumbling of the south tower collapsing. i was lucky enough to be next to rfirst responder, f.d.n.y. you know, i can credit him to the fact that i'm alive now. >> the last bits of rubble were cleared, and they were able to pull me out with nylon straps up o the top of the hole. >> part of the reason i'm talking today is an opportunity to thank him. i hope he's alive. >> the

. >> my name is john mclaughlin. on september 11th, i was on concourse between tower 1 and tower 2 when building 2 collapsed. >> my name is wendy lanski. on 9/11, was on the 29ths floor of the northern tower. >> my name is michael wright. i was on the 81st floor. >> my friend abe zelmanowitz was two floors below me, and he could have escaped, but he chose to stay because his friend was a quadriplegic. captain billy burke of the fdny did reach both abe and ed when the north tower collapsed. >> the force of the debris just shoved -- just forced itself down into our lungs and into our sinuses. >> we heard the rumbling of the south tower collapsing. i was lucky enough to be next to a first responder, fdny. i can credit him to the fact that i'm alive now. >> the last bits of rubble were cleared and they were able to pull me out with nylon straps up to the top of the hall. >> part of the reason i'm talking today is an opportunity to thank him. i hope he is alive. >> the only thing that gives me solace is that they did not

john mclaughlin, former acting director of cia as well, said this should be taken up.nd they should start probing to see what might be possible. >> i think the best hope here is to go back to what the president said, which was that he's prepared to negotiate without any conditions. and i think iran ought to be prepared to do exactly the same thing. the more they try to condition these talks on various elements of dispute between the two countries, i think the more difficult it's going to be. why not have both sides sit down and begin to talk, to have a dialogue about the issues that are involved? after all, you know, the president didn't have any conditions when he sat down with kim jong-un, and they're sill negotiating. i think he ought to take the same approach with regards to iran. >> and kim has nukes, a lot of them, as many as 60 to 80 wea n weapons. spice, terms of art, certainly not cia covert agents, according to what the president has to say. what is the risk here? 17 iranians, none are americans. they are being held. some are already being sentenced to death,

my name is john mclaughlin and i was one of the swim teams on the apollo 11 recovery. back here is where we were. this is where we went out, where we would go out and jump in. we would go from here. our job was to put the collar on the command module after it had splashed down to keep it afloat in case something went wrong. >> when it came down the astronauts had not cut the parachutes and therefore the wind caught the parachutes and turned the command module upside down. >> the engineers were prepared for that and they had bags that they inflated from inside the command module that uprighted it. the helicopter would hover 20 to 30 feet and dropped us close to the command module. one swimmer would go out and put a sea anchor on the command module. then the other two of us would jump down into the water and we would put the collar around the command module and keep it afloat. then another swimmer came down to do the decontamination of the astronauts. >> the decontamination swimmer threw the biological isolation garments into the astronauts. it was thought they would hav

my name is john mclaughlin and i was one of the swim teams on the apollo 11 recovery. back here is where we were. this is where we went out. we would go out and jump in, we would go from here. our job was to put the collar on the command module after it had splashed down to keep it afloat in case something went wrong. >> when it came down, the astronauts had not cut the parachutes and the wind caught the parachutes and turned it upside down. >> the engineers were prepared for that and they had bags that they inflated from inside the command module that up righted it. the helicopter would hover 20 to 30 feet and dropped us close to the command module. one swimmer would go out and put a sea anchor on the command module. then the other two of us would jump down into the water and we would put the collar around the command module and keep it afloat. then another swimmer came down to do the decontamination of the astronauts. >> the decontamination swimmer would bring the suits to the astronauts. it was thought they would have breathed in all of this moon dust. >>> that was

my name is john mclaughlin and i was one of the swim teams on the apollo 11 recovery. back here is where we were. this is where we went out. we would go out and jump in, we would go from here. our job was to put the caller on the command module after it splashed down to keep it afloat in case something went wrong. >> when it came down the astronauts had not cut the power chutes and the wind caught them and turned the command module upside down. >> the engineers were prepared for that and they had bags they inflated from inside the command module that up righted it. the helicopter would hover 20 to 30 feet and they dropped us close to the command module. one swimmer would go out and put a sea anchor on the command module. then the other two of us would jump into the water and put the collar around the command module and keep it afloat. then another swimmer came down to do the decontamination of the astronauts. >> the decontamination swimmer threw decontamination suits into the astronauts. it was believed they would breathe in the moon dust. >> it was an excerpt from a d