agree that the present course of action is from one creation are and as mr lover of quite rightly saidthey're creating an artificial crisis not a crisis of necessity but of choice and we saw the disastrous iraq war and the examples are us intervention is them has backfired on the u.s. and western interests as a whole and then i repeat their grave mistakes tension between us and iran is building in the persian gulf region there needs to be preventive diplomacy the dire warning issued by mr lover of today hopefully will be listened by the syrian makers in london paris of course washington. russian authorities have reacted to reports about a new suspect in the. case more on this and other stories after this break. u.s. president donald trump took center stage at the united nations this week the middle east was very much on his mind particularly a red for some sitting in the general assembly trump's words were simply laughable however what is happening in the middle east and beyond is anything but fun. welcome back to the program facebook has admitted that nearly fifty million accounts hav

mr lover of tends to be very diplomatic very polite to. gentlemanly in his expression but i did notice a certain level of impatience today that he i think his patience has been tried one time too many yes we are talking about whether or not we will we will continue down this road of the united states seeking. in a very sterile way in destructive way to hold on to this notion of global hegemony or whether there will be a peaceful and national natural transition to a more more multi-polar world so far we don't see the people making policy in washington willing to make that transition and i think that is something extremely dangerous and i think maybe that partly accounts for mr lover of sense of impatience well as we had from our correspondent a little earlier it was the u.s. presidents who grabbed most of the attention at this year's event general assembly here's how donald trump's appearance went down with diplomats. in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country.

mr lover of tends to be very diplomatic very polite very gentlemanly in his expression but i did notice a certain level of impatience today that he i think his patients has been tried one time too many yes we are talking about whether or not we will we will continue down this road of the united states seeking. in a very sterile way in destructive way to hold on to this notion of global hegemony or whether there will be a peaceful and national natural transition to a more more multi-polar world so far we don't see the people making policy in washington willing to make that transition and i think that is something extremely dangerous and i think maybe that partly accounts for mr lover of sense of impatience so there always seems to be a villain of the day if you will the u.s. seems to be treating iran right now as its main opponent on the world stage how do you see the tensions between washington and tehran developing will we see any concessions from iran at all. i don't think we will and i don't think we will see a change from washington look i'd love to think that this is a replay of wh

mr lover of benny avni of the new york post. the israelis that visited moscow regarding that incident over syria downing of the russian plane of they changed any minds there also. as is it do you think that is really the russian agreements or understandings that existed before the incidents can come back and when will russia deliver those are three hundred and start jamming. jamming the skies new york the do start it will resume and there's president putin sir you start early on after that incident and we gave the picture which our military prison to the press conference in the minister of defense. as president as the president so that the measures which will do will be devoted to ensure percent hundred. safety and security of. my own in syria and we will do it and we will do this. as i said the full briefing was presented at the minister of defense and the president exhaustingly comment that the pond is. in public. yes so this is from any t.v. in india fellow at the u.n. this year. with your president coming to india in just a

they were so visuals agreed that the present course of action is strong for the patient on and as mr lover of quite rightly said they're creating an artificial crisis not a crisis of necessity but of choice and we saw the disastrous iraq war and the examples of us intervention is them. fired on the us and western interests as a whole and then to repeat their grave mistakes tension between us and iran is building in the persian gulf region there needs to be preventive diplomacy the dire warning issued by mr lavrov today hopefully will be listened by decision makers in london paris and of course washington as. president trump has ordered an f.b.i. investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against his supreme court nominee brad cavanagh this follows calls from a republican senator on the judiciary committee which has voted to move ahead with brett kavanaugh his nomination on the condition that the agency looks into the claims kilmartin with more. the u.s. senate judiciary committee has been conducting confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh nominated to be a supreme court justice

transition and i think that is something extremely dangerous and i think maybe that partly accounts for mr lover of sense of impatience as you have from a correspondent it was the u.s. president who had most of the attention at this season u.n. general assembly is out donald trump's appearance went down with those diplomats. less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america years so true. didn't expect that reaction but that so. many will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery. that it brings i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade. honesty and its not diplomatic and they find it funny. they were laughing at me they were laughing with me we had fun. love to side old rivalries are ignited too at the un general assembly especially if the israeli prime minister announced that he had knowledge of a secret iranian atomic warehouse to run lashed out of that saying rather it was israel which was t

west and east and the balk of the international community supports the position and nancy aided by mr lover of today was very very interesting to listen to that i mean the u.s. at the moment because they've obviously had trouble speaking a couple of times i seems to be treating iran as its main opponents on the world stage how do you see the tensions between washington and tehran developing. well unfortunately. specter called we witness the united nations by the u.s. officials this week there's little room for optimism and i'm afraid we are on a slippery road toward greater tension and wars so unless the us of asia was agreed that their present course of action is confrontational and as mr lavrov quite rightly said they create you know artificial crisis not a crisis of necessity but of choice and we saw the disastrous iraq war and you know other examples of u.s. intervention is them. backfired on the u.s. and western interests as a whole and they're now about to repeat the grave mistakes. tension between us and iran is building in the persian gulf region and there needs to be preventive dip

i had a question to mr lover of the how. to evaluate their declarations about some european officials that are declaring their operations that. prepare its labor with their support. air force this. attack it's difficult for me to comment on this well i haven't heard this. first of all but this is this is pretty likely considering the rhetorical aggravation that we're seeing concerning the situation in libya we saw something similar in eastern aleppo was being liberated and then when eastern ghouta was being liberated from terrorists known humanitarian catastrophes took place there there were civilian casualties during the military operations unfortunately but this happens every time. there is military action in history but by no thousands of people who had left the eastern aleppo or eastern ghouta during the fighting they have come back they are coming back and they will to they will be settling down there with help from the international community and it is necessary and it's also necessary to enable refugees currently in e

lovers. and there is mr byrd. for class the gift of having leonard bernstein come to us from us and said ever since i can remember sousa television it was a great inspiration that's the one two three method it's like a three stage rocket or like the countdown in a race on your mark get set go or in target practice ready aim fire or the same thing is true in mozart's hofmeyr symphony it goes ready. aim. fire. i do remember sitting in front of the t.v. and being told to watch this this is important and it was important in the fifty's in america culture was much more important than it is to that and there was this idea that that the middle class was pulling itself up and being more cultured so the young people's concerts on television fit right into that trend it was it was never sort of ok now kids i'm going to tell you something you know he made it. always enjoyable interesting fun there was things to look at visual things he would play. for all my law. it's all a lie. and if you. ever to. where that's a right that

course with a person's like old like pale was quite solid with the new guy mr old gives a good impression with of course is that a lover of. european side is much weaker with for they can work on getting all these people together might make it that iran except to go all the way and have the rockets under supervision as well what's changed so significantly since the first day of apart from all the turbulence we doubled from the white house and that side of things because from iran's point of view it was all about the nuclear program now will it stick missiles being dragged into this to. yes of course it's the vector of the bomb or if you have the bomb. it's nice to look at it but you need to transport it where you want to to explode so it's understandable that the rocket technology should have been into the deal at the beginning. and really it's between iran and the americans because europe is completely paralyzed whatever is said by mr michael and all of us it's not true we cannot do anything the companies the states in europe have so many items so many products that are exchanged in the dollar of the currency of the d

mr. hastings for authoring this important measure on the dog and cat meat trade. it's an important issue to animal lovers around this globe and this resolution is garnered -- has garnered tremendous bipartisan support. he has other 100 co-sponsors in this congress for it. and protecting the world's animal, whether we're talking about dogs and cats or rhinoceros and elephant, it's not a partisan issue. and i'm proud to have authored a number of critical piece of legislation to advance this cause including the end wildlife trafficking act of 2016. mr. speaker, in recent years, we have made some important progress toward stopping the consumption of dog meat around the world but sadly, dog meat markets still exist in asia. in fact, it's estimated that 30 million dogs and 10 million cats ianeulely. as a result of the dog and cat meat trade. and they often live under horrendous conditions. and this practice -- i would make one other point. it also raises serious public health conditions. -- concerns. the world health organization has linked the dog meat industry to human outbreaks of multiple serious diseases