johnson but what the tone expected in france is said to be quite different the amount of mcchrystal has a much tougher line on rex it doesn't yes and he has not be being scanned to after it even yesterday he was saying lines such as if there was a no deal bracks it it will be the u.k.'s fault whatever happens with bricks in the u.k. must pay the divorce still of $36000000000.00 euros of the lines such as there is no will tentative to the backstop we haven't seen anything that wasn't doesn't is going to be one so it cannot be removed from the dale and we are not going to reopen the withdrawal agreement so very strong obviously he will listen to barra's johnson he will be cordial just like angela merkel was but he's under no illusions that anything different well happen. he is happy obviously to accommodate johnson as much as possible and to show that france is doing that bit you know with this much talk that the 2 leaders a minute mcchrystal and chancellor up playing the good good cop and the bad cop and it comes to bragg's it other have a different in their kind of approach to this or a

he's open to some sort of diplomacy want to sumant led by the europeans and probably by president mcchrystal so this i think is the best to the french could have hoped for out of this very difficult issue of iran and whether there is a breakthrough or not going forward certainly for now this deescalate the tension a little another really difficult issue obviously is as this trade war this back and forth between the u.s. and china. made some comments about that as well this morning tell us about that. yeah absolutely the global economy is what is worrying 7 leaders here and the risk of recession and clearly one of the key factors you just have to look at the stock markets is what is happening with regard to the u.s. china trade war again a bit like iran no breakthrough but the room now for more negotiations according to president trump he is saying that the chinese called him and he says it's positive news. i mean business they want to be able to deal. with. what was really a lot of things that happened is why resolution is a great leader here. it's going to be great and it's going to be grea

started and the iranian foreign minister was in paris mohamed job with zarif met with president mcchrystal new pictures of the meeting were released properly so as not to go president trump. the meeting behind the closed doors of the palace highlights the very different approaches of the u.s. and europe towards iran however there is a new face 7 u.k. prime minister boris johnson some are speculating with breaks it looming he may want to consider taking a tougher position on iran in order to win favor with trump. if course johnson's fertile ground for no deal really is true and if what he's been doing in berlin and paris has really been a ruse of sorts then you're going to see the u.k. pivot towards the us they're going to see u.k. started reading more of the u.s. than is european neighbors and they're going to start seeing a much more aggressive level of posturing from boris johnson who will be in the company of trump and who will almost be egging him on to start behaving in a way that's more u.s. friendly than you friendly iran is just one of an increasing number of global issues where th

the markets mean except of course that's another issue but that this proposal could be made by mcchrystal and the europeans to america being a go between between iran and do you west that they would be allowed to do something in exchange for renegotiating everything which is what truck wants he doesn't want them to have the bomb and he doesn't want them to have them as science to carry the bombs ok but for now just seems like there's been a fair bit of shoulder shrugging or in the u.s. delegation this concert if you notice put out a joint or i will wait to see what happens then look at their list and brussels thanks for time thank you. well anti-capitalist protesters have been holding a 2nd day of protest in southwest france triggered by that g. 7 summit in the resort of barrett hundreds of social climate change activists took to the streets of nearby biome on sunday they could be seen carrying upside down and wrapped up portraits of the manual mccrum the demonstrators are demanding that the g 7 take out urgent action to tackle poverty inequality and environmental concerns at least 1000 d

pulled out of a deal last year president mcchrystal has previously said leave the child to something the impact of u.s. sanctions or come up with a way to compensate the iranian people when the team joins us live from paris and so getting kind of positive signals and team as to how this meeting went. will julie we are from the iranian side zarif himself. in comments put out by the iranian embassy here in paris called the talks with emmanuel michael constructive he's also met the foreign minister even rio but he's also he's at the same time reiterated that the so-called j c p a way the nuclear deal struck in 2015 cannot be renegotiated that's not a surprise iran has always said that it sticks by a deal and in fact so has france and its european partners yukos signed the deal in 2018 of course the u.s. withdrew from the deal and reimposed economic sanctions which of really started to have an effect on the iranian economy this week president michel has said he'd propose steps. which would allow the arabian people to live a better life possibly involving allowing countries. to buy irania

waving learn to mcchrystal until they're liberal in a new but i want to say that that we have time to time in democratic systems we have crises the fact is that you need to face some kind of transition period and we have 64 now i've seen several of them so that time's a time we have a crisis and after the crisis certain things will be changed and i think this is a very fundamental crisis because of the fact that so many things are changing so much a new sleep this is exceptional in that respect when you were taking offense into the european union being a democracy was enough now you have to be either a liberal democracy or illiberal democracy which is not i assume a good place is there any middle ground can a democracy be conservative and both its economic and social approach it should be much more efficient i think the democratic system has to be changed we have a lot of legacies of early they say industrial age so that if you look at the structure of the government it's almost the same everywhere. and i don't believe that for example let's take an example. of a population who is goi

you know mr mcchrystal was actually achieved 7 sure that is the lead official reporting to the head of state organizing the summit for a number of years under president will. he knows the process he knows how to use it and he has he has i think the bolton delegated a lot of the power and authority to the ministers who meet during the course of the presidency the foreign ministers development ministers finance ministers education ministers labor ministers all these people meet in the g 7 format and i think he's been pushing them to do things in that sense to be able to talk to his talk about his presidency talk about the record of this gender equality advisory council and say see we have done things in this year i think that he's feeling that if rights out of these some without any problems that would be ok it is and it would be good as well if you could contain. a u.s. president and not allow him to dominate proceedings. in that subject as was just pointing out that's a president trump has had quite a week at let's listen to him at his next to marine one of making friends and influenci

started and the iranian foreign minister was in paris mohammed job it's a relief met with president mcchrystal new pictures of the meeting were released properly so as not to anger president trump. the meeting behind the closed doors of the palace highlights the very different approaches of the u.s. and europe towards iran however there is a new face at this year's g 7 u.k. prime minister boris johnson some are speculating with brakes looming he may want to consider taking a tougher position on iran in order to win favor with trump. if boris johnson's fertile ground for no deal really is true and if what he's been doing in berlin and paris has really been a ready a ruse of sorts then you're going to see the u.k. pivot towards the u.s. they're going to see the u.k. start agreeing more of the u.s. than is european neighbors and they're going to start seeing a much more aggressive level of posturing from boris johnson who will be in the company of trump and who will almost be egging him on to start behaving in a way that's more u.s. friendly than you friendly iran is just one of an increasing num

started and the iranian foreign minister was in paris mohammed job it zarif met with president mcchrystal new pictures of the meeting were released properly so as not to anger president trump. the meeting behind the closed doors of the palace highlights the very different approaches of the u.s. and europe towards iran however there is a new face at this year's g. 7 u.k. prime minister boris johnson some are speculating with breaks it looming he may want to consider taking a tougher position on iran in order to win favor with trump if forced johnson's fertile ground for a new deal it really is true and if what he's been doing in berlin and paris has really been a ruse of sorts then you're going to see the u.k. pivot towards the u.s. they're going to see you case agree more of the u.s. than is european neighbors and they're going to start seeing a much more aggressive. level of posturing from boris johnson who will be in the company of trump and he will almost be egging him on to start behaving in a way that's more u.s. friendly than you friendly iran is just one of an increasing number of

iranian side and the french side we don't know what iran has been floating but on wednesday president mcchrystal said that he had put forward proposals either to soften the sanctions on iran or in his words to provide some sort of compensation mechanism to quote enable the iranian people to live better of course those sanctions were imposed by the u.s. last year after it pulled out of the nuclear deal known as the j c p o a iran says that that was in you know a unilateral act which means that the u.s. has broken its commitments under the deal the u.s. obviously accuses iran of doing likewise there have been positive signs then from iran we understand the term a menu on a cross has been speaking about the subject also on the phone with president trump this week as well as when he met president putin of russia earlier in the week so he certainly bringing it up or every opportunity this is something seen as some sort of side initiative very much criticized by the u.s. so far they've said that paris has been sending mixed messages to tehran.

if you're only -- that's why people like stan mcchrystal, so many military leaders say that those military style weapons that were designed for combat in war, those military style weapons should not be in civilians' hands, so you combine that with a racist, inflammatory, white supremacy that you're seeing flaring up in chants at trump rallies and people saying shoot hispanics. this does -- this is a double punch for republicans and people are looking squarely at them now. >> yeah, two forces seem to have come together in the country since the assault weapons ban expired in 2004. we have seen more and more of these military style weapons on the streets of the united states and an assumption that it's okay to have them. with these huge magazines like you say that can kill people. we saw it in dayton, nine people killed in the space of 30 seconds. imagine how many more may have been killed if that shooter hadn't been taken down that quickly. at the same time, you've got a culture of white supremacy, which the fbi has been monitoring and fbi agents are saying we need more resources to combat.