k.t. mcfarland. ambassador, let me begin with you by saying's thank you for staying up so late but another deadline but an appetite for continued talks? >> ambassador? i thought we were just waiting for the delay touche televisa we will try to get back to the ambassador. surely the delay was not that long? thank you. you can hear me well? seven yes. good to be with you. what i see here is from iran not very much impressed with the powers of the world negotiating with a sweetheart deal and it seems what they want to get is an agreement that is not enforceable. so these are the last two points to make sure that they get insofar getting that they're the ones that expect the a's hire a's + 1 -- a's hire a's plus one a's hire a's is p5+1. with the representatives and secretary kerry but what is the prospect? they know they will go that direction but are there experted -- expectations is as low as the president's are right now? >> surprisingly and uncharacteristically the french government shows a position

k.t. mcfarland. senator rand paul makes an official he is running for president. he is the one that can defeat the washington machine. we will take up his chances of winning and the new surge of illegal immigration on the southern border another wave of unaccompanied minors coming in more than 3,000 over the past month 15,000 the past six months we will talk about what can be done if anything to stop the president. we begin with the iranian nuclear agreement. he admitted the agreement will only delay the acquisition of a nuclear weapon. despite the energy secretary claims that this is a forever agreement. >> in the year 13, 14 15 they have been financed centrifuges that can used the rhenium quickly it takes it down almost as zero. lou: k.t. mcfarland it only delays the acquisition of a weapon by ivory and. what in the world is this administration taking? >> it is a stunning admission. to stop the program and to prevent a nuclear arms race we have already seen with countries in the region say that i h

k.t. mcfarland. first the idea they've would continue with the same terrorist campaign publicizing their atrocities to what he fact is that having significant effect? >> it is because you can see every day people try to you join the banners to be recruited for isis. also they see the coffers filled. we say harley -- how barbaric but the rest of the world say looks like it is gaining ground pushing people i'll throw the entire world there be heading on the beaches but the administration end issues a strongly worded statement saying that they deplore violence. >> plc and to relish passivity if it isn't reacting to challenges and threats correct the record. >> the places where they are standing up whether in egypt or jordan we're not paying attention to them. we don't want american boots on the ground but to stand up with us in the fight. at the same time we're trying to do with deal with every and that is not verifiable or enforceable to give $50 billion for the privilege. lou: isn't it contradictory t

k.t. mcfarland who's still on the phone. what do you make of what james just said as to how this relates to israel. and russia may be the safe keepers of this enriched youruranium uranium? >> if you can have an aggressive deal, as long as you agree to verification. but it's not clear, there are no details about how the iranians are going to let us verify. we know in the past they have hidden facilities, we know in the past they have lieded. what's to guarantee they're not doing the same thing now. it's all very vague of how we're going to verify this agreement, if there's any real verification at all. when we started this negotiation a year and a half ago, the president and the secretary of state are going to dismantle this nuclear program. al they're going to dismantle it or unplug it basically for a year and pinky swear pledge that they're not going to plug it back in. but what happens if in six months time they say we're going to change our minds, we have already given up all of our rev lage. >> now zarif has left the pod

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k.t. mcfarland thank you. >> martha: today is sentencing day for jodi arias. this has been around for a long time. the woman convicted of slaughtering her boyfriend will never' see daylight again. bill: he's called the real life spied were maine. he has outdonnell himself this time. >> if you are afraid of heights watch this one. he will do it for you and we can stay nice and comfortable. bill: they don't call him spiderman for nothing. that building in dubai is 1,000 feet tall. the daredevil had no ropes just chalk and sticky tape on his fingertips. he made it up to the top in 1 hour 10 minutes. that's alain robert. martha: it's sentencing day for convicted killer jodi arias. a judge decides this morning if he will spend the rest of her life in prison or if she can eventually be freed on parole. william lajeunesse is with us in los angeles. >> this is the last day in a long time jodi arias will have her day in the sun. the question today is straightforward. judge terry stevens will give areas life with the possibility of release after 25 years or life without

k.t. mcfarland is here.s not the first apology. >> oh, my god, this is a continuing saga can. it's a series. the first was right after he took the oath of office when he went to the middle east. stuart: the objective of apologizing for our perceived past faults, if the objective of doing that is to change our policy and make them think nicely of us -- >> uh-huh, not working. stuart: -- it's a total failure. >> just the opposite. in fact, it encourages them to take advantage of us. i think it stems from the president's world view and mindset. he does not think america has necessarily been a force for good in the world, and so he goes around on the apology tour. even in washington when he goes to a prayer breakfast, he apologizes and scolds christians or compares isis to the crusades. it's a mindset that america has not been a force for good in the world and that somehow if we just take a step back, lead from behind no longer are the world's superpower that somehow the global community, whatever that means, is