special envoy to iran, robert -- rob malley. what do you get for investigating a violent attack on our capitol? a center from the republican national party. and marianne williamson says she dropped out of the primary too early. is she plotting a 2024 political comeback? she joins us as well, this friday night, i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is good to be with you, everyone. i am ayman mohyeldin. for nearly a year now, we have been healing all about the effort that the u.s. has been putting into restoring the 2015 iran nuclear deal. we have been told how important it is that time is of the essence that the iranians are being stubborn, but that we are being closer to restoring the agreement, president trump killed back in 2018. in fact, just last month, that's a little bit of the headlines we're saying. but now, that whole narrative is changing. the u.s. iran and five other countries that are party to this deal are in the middle of the eighth round of talks in vienna. according to reporting from the wall stre

everyone else wants malley to return to democracy. >> germany's commitment is also in doubt.t the army is staying put for now. >> achieving our goals is only possible in a limited way. we welcome support to restore previous statement -- status. there are no completed troop withdrawal plans yet. >> in 2012, mali -- france was sent into remove isil troops and announced they would end their operation in 2022. danish soldiers have been asked to leave. they say they were never invited. in germany, members of parliament has questioned having soldiers in mali. let's introduce our panel. a warm welcome to all of you. the expulsion of the french ambassador. what do you make of it? >> it depends on who you are speaking to and how they want to look at the issues regarding expulsion. some say it is freedom at last for mali because since after the independence from french colonial masters, they have not been independent at all. but given the impression of france in mali, it seems they have been in a security vacuum. this creates a place for terrorist groups to get stronger in much of the

so quote again rob malley, presidents iran negotiator, trying to revive the deal at this point would be quote tantamount to trying to revive a dead corpse. i think he's right. it's time to start thinking out-of-the-box and consider new strategies for rolling back iran's nuclear program and adjusting its fashion addressing its dangers and the first activities. these efforts should include creative diplomatic restrictions enforcement and a steely determination from congress to back up president biden's declaration that iran will quote, never get a nuclear weapon on my watch, his words. one critical first step is vigorously enforcing the sanctions we have in place. a few weeks ago the "washington post" reported on the iranian revolutionary guard corps extensive oil smuggling operations throughout the persian gulf, smuggle iranian fuel in secret nighttime transfers, seafarers recount how it isno done. now i was pleased to see the treasury department dispatch a senior official to the united arab emirates which have been part of this to help stop it. more significantly and despite what it

my conversation with the special envoy for a ron, rock malley. and plus, how is the january 6th insurrection and trump presidency traumatized us as a nation. i'm going to discuss that with my sunday night pillow. but first, richard is here with the panel. >> good evening. some of the stories we are watching for. a navy seal candidate died and another was hospitalized in san diego on friday. the sailor started experiencing symptoms, several hours after a issue that had happened during a training program known as hell week. the cause of death is currently under investigation. queen elizabeth celebrated her 70th year rain with a surprise announcement on saturday. the wife of prince charles, this is set to officially take the title of queen consort, when charles ascends the throne. it was previously speculated that camilla would only receive the title of princess consort. and in beijing, u.s. won the first medal of the 2022 winter games on saturday. olympic snowboarder julia marino took the silver in the woman's snowboard slope style. zoe of new zeal

civilian official, when the authority will go to civilian because the chairman of the metric council, malley is trying to consolidate his powers through some matters that he requested included, for example, cancelling the positional vice president. do think this means he wants to be in power more time? i don't think so. if you asked me today to tell you when will hold election, i don't have the answer to that because this is specifically part of the discussion we are having with eco, s u n a you and other partners to come to a compromise. specifically looking at the changes that have been proposed for the transition chapter, i don't think this is the way for present grade to increase his power. because when, when you look at the beginning of the transition, we had 18 months on sean. and with us, they struck a deal that the president should be civilian and military should go hold the vice president c. and in this vice presidency his per august, he was specifically focused on defense and security matters known that he is himself, the president. there is no need to have a vice president in char

finally, i believe the straw that broke the camel's back was the expulsion of french ambassador to malley. and the growing hostility from molly's new governing military, june time towards the danish contingent of taco bell. so the fact that the danes were sent back to copenhagen and meant that there was a very strong reaction on the part of the french but also of other european countries. so should we now consider the french intervention in marley a 9 year mission, a failure for containing some of these armed insurgencies in the tribe border area with denisia a quick enough i saw and money that can, we could say was not to failure. it's the stated objective of but can was to contain the level of violence and not to allow armed groups to gain as much territory or as much recruits as they were possibly seeking to obtain. but this doesn't mean that it was a success either. and the number of kill civilians, the number of killed armed forces, civilian armed forces em, but also minos map present forces m and the number of displaced people remains huge . i believe this is a difficult question be

civilian official when the authority will go to civilian because the chairman of the metric council, malley is trying to consolidate his powers through some matters that he requested included for example, cancelling the positional vice president, do think this means he wants to be in power more time? i don't think so. if you asked me today to tell you when will hold election, i don't have the answer to that because this is specifically part of the discussion we are having with eco, s u n a you and other partners to come to a compromise. specifically looking at the changes that have been for, for the, for the transition chapter. i don't think this is a way for present grade to increase his power. because when, when you look at, at the beginning of the transition, we had 18 months on his sean and with us they struck a deal that the prisoner should be civilian and military should go hold the vice president c. and in this vice presidency his parent august, eve was specifically focused on defense and security, matters known that he's himself the president. there is no need to have a vice preside

future and if you go to these countries, chad, this was the seventh attempt, burkina faso, eight, malley struggled with coup attempts in the past and that means they are likely to have coups now so one of my reservations with the secretary general remarks is that it overstates the degree of change. some of this is a matter of the item noticing patterns or us not noticing or paying attention to coup attempts before and now there are a lot of them but it does not mean that coups are back and are going to necessarily remain here. or that they were entirely gone before.— entirely gone before. what are a . encies entirely gone before. what are agencies doing _ entirely gone before. what are agencies doing about - entirely gone before. what are agencies doing about this? - agencies doing about this? unfortunately, they are in a position to do very little and the reason is these are trans— governmental institutions. and they are designed to respect sovereignty to a great deal and sovereignty to a great deal and so they are not institutions that either have the capacity to try to stop crews from

so from malley to mckinna? i left there behind in the car, and i went in to the bus and i can tell you everything that you saw in the movie. i've seen it, you know, and it was terrible. it was terrible. you know, the people that are, that will be laying on the floor sleeping at the border because they didn't have 2003000 francs to give to the costume officer so that they can, they can cross which is illegal. i mean, what was interesting with that movie is that you were able to illustrate something that us journalist aren't able to do to for us to film a check point, a border is extremely difficult. obviously they'll shut down our camera. so what is it that, in essence, cinema can do that, us journalists cannot do. i think that if you get to the right people and, and they know it's fiction, you know, that thing that helps because i think it's a movie or when you're journalists that something else because they think that you are going to ride by think about it and and then when you put it in the story, i think it

special envoy to iran, robert -- rob malley.m the republican national party. and marianne williamson says she dropped out of the primary too early. is she plotting a 2024 political comeback? she joins us as well, this friday night, i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪

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to quote again rob malley, the president's iran negotiator, trying to revive the deal at this point woulde, quote, tantamount to trying to revive a dead corpse. i think he's right. it's time to start thinking out of the box and consider new strategies for rolling back iran's nuclear program -- dangerous and nefarious activities. these new efforts should include creative diplomatic creations, stricter sanctions enforcement and congress to back up president biden's declaration that iran will, quote, never get a nuclear weapon on my watch. his words. one critical first step is vigorously enforcing the sanctions we have in place. a few weeks ago "the washington post" reported on the iranian revolutionary guard corps' extensive oil smuggling operations throughout the persian gulf. smuggled iranian fuel and secret nighttime transfers, seafarers recount how it is done. now, i was pleased to see the treasury department dispatch a senior official to the united emirates which has been part of this to help stop it. more significantly and despite what it says publicly, numerous reports also suggest t