where khamenei. moreover khamenei has called for the destruction of america and has called america iran's number 1 enemy and called american enemy who smiles, the great satan so we're both threatened and america is going to be threatened very soon even more than they have now. because the icbms will be able to reach maicialg in a year. it is so serious that congress has enacted legislation where protective elements in the east coast of america to protect themselves in case they do launch an icbm nuclear strike against the united states. threatening the murder of millions of people around the world. that's why it's an imperative for netanyahu to try convince congress and have a really solid deal where iran cannot in any way develop nuclear weapons in any time in the foreseeable future. that's why it's so critically important that he accept the major podium on the iran nuclear weapons deal. >> one of the few things americans agree on is israel should be safe and secure. do you really think that the cur

iran's ayatollah khamenei. >> i would agree with that and believe that the iranian nation would not oppose an agreement in which its dignity respect and interests are respected. >> tony abbott has survived a vote and will stay in office for now. >> i suspect that the past weeks have been difficult weeks for the government but they've been difficult weeks for the australian people because the people expect and deserve a government that is getting on with the job. i'm confident that we are putting there time behind us and i'm confident that we are back at work for the people of australia. >> andrew thomas sent the upt fromupdatefrom sydney. >> he won the votes 61-39 amongst his parliamentary colleagues. that is surviving but only just. doesn't clear up the questions about his leadership. 16 months ago tony abbott won a convincing majority. but since then, mining sector has dropped off, that is a key one for the australian economy australia's budget is in deficit. tony abbott has said his priority was to bring it back to surplus. but he hasn't been able to pass through legislation that would

cameraman islands they don't pay taxes and don't know what anyone is doing i'll say most people from the khamenei islands with the hedge funds awhile i'm here i'll talk about hedge funds the reason i think you shouldn't get involved in hedge funds let's go by the august hedge funds in the country there are been hedge funds for 12 years and devested themselves of hedge funds the reason. >> 30 seconds. >> for the past 10 years 4.8 percent and last year, we paid $185 million for the hedge funds manages so what makes you think, in fact, i'll for anyone who shows any differences of the calculation you'll average them between less than 5 percent thank you. >> thank you. >> we're using 3 minutes for speakers today. >> morning i need clarification on whether or not i ask talk about the agenda item now the agenda does not reflect. >> do it patrick. >> what. >> i'm patrick. >> welcome. >> i'm here as a private citizen as always i'd appreciate if those packet were handed out this board and it's chief executive officer how are they smarter than warren buffett he's warned against hedge fund and the pension pl

khamenei at the end of the day is going to veto it. >> thanks. when we come back three new york city men are arrested and charged with aiding isis as the fbi confirms that radicalization is happening in all 50 states. does the u.s. have what it needs to fight the home grown terror threat? better things than the pain stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if you have any infection unless ok with your doctor. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doc

and ahmad asked if i wanted to go by ayatollah khamenei's tomb shrine mozsque on the way to the hotel what do you at that time of the morning. and it is on the way to the hotel. and long story short i found myself going through the ayatollah khamenei memorial shrine mosque burial site. and why not, you know. we walk through and pretty obvious i'm a westerner. but i found it very interesting. i had no -- no hostile reactions from anyone. any expressions were friendly. we went to the tomb of imam khamenei and took pictures and took pictures of the facility and quietly walked out and left. no problem at all. so anyway we went to the hotel and then the following morning was the plenary session for the conference. but that was sort of my first introduction. >> okay. well i want to open the floor to questions very soon because i know you probably all have a lot of them. but dr. iovani, i don't know if you would also like to say a few words about how this visit was arranged. i remember many efforts made back when when president hatami was president. there were some members of the iranian par

the white house says president obama has exchanged letters with iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khameneiand a u.s. stance is clear. >> that the u.s. will not allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon and we encourage them to engage with the international community to resolve the international community's concerns did their nuclear program. >> reporter: one footnote. prime minister netanyahu addresses the joint house of congress on march 3rd. the white house says it's limiting information to israel at the moment amid fears that tel aviv is trying to derail the negotiations. tony. >> executive director of the american rawnan counsel and a researcher at princeton university. ahmad, good to have you back on the program. what exactly did the iaea find? damaging in what way? >> the critical time before the march 24th deadline for a political agreement. so hence of course is not going to be good news for the negotiation. >> and what the iaea is saying is we can't get full transparency from iran correct? we're being stonewalled, not getting the answer he we're looking for? >> correct but there is a

the the logical interpretations of the iayatollah khamenei continues to inspire actions against the united states, israel and sunni led nations around the region. iran continues to be the largest sponsor of state terrorism in the world. overall after the invasion of iraq iran engaged in what could be could a covert war against the united states, military and civilians operating in iraq. using their proxy militias working at the behest of the force. according to one military estimate iranian supported militias likely caused as much as 50% of u.s. casualties in iraq the eight years we were there. my second point, isis is much more than a terrorist group. it is a revolutionary insurgency organization that seeks to establish new social political and economic order without regard to internationally sanctioned state boundaries. its rapid success in iraq and syria has caused an explosion of volunteers from around the world who have journeyed to fight in places such as syria iraq somalia, libya afghanistan and pakistan. by 2012 with eight years of experience fighting u.s. and iraqi military force

the the logical interpretations of the iayatollah khamenei continues to inspire actions against the united states, israel and sunni led nations around the region. iran continues to be the largest sponsor of state terrorism in the world. overall after the invasion of iraq, iran engaged in what could be could a covert war against the united states, military and civilians operating in iraq. using their proxy militias working at the behest of the force. according to one military estimate, iranian supported militias likely caused as much as 50% of u.s. casualties in iraq the eight years we were there. my second point, isis is much more than a terrorist group. it is a revolutionary insurgency organization that seeks to establish new social political and economic order without regard to internationally sanctioned state boundaries. its rapid success in iraq and syria has caused an explosion of volunteers from around the world who have journeyed to fight in places such as syria, iraq somalia, libya, afghanistan and pakistan. by 2012 with eight years of experience fighting u.s. and iraqi military fo