contact with campaign aides and advisers, including trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, ousted national security advisor, michael flynn, personal attorney michael cohen and long-time advisor, roger stone. it sort of remains to be seen whether the questions that have been leaked will have any impact on whether president trump will sit down for this interview at least willingly for robert mueller. we know that he has been stewing on twitter, but the reality is he's been souring on the notion of a sitdown with mueller ever since his long-time lawyer's office, hotel room and home were raided. that's of course michael cohen in new york. >> thank you very, very much. >>> joining us now congressman jim himes, a democrat who serves on the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks for joining us. as you know, the president says, in his words, there were no questions on collusion in that list of 49 questions leaked to "the new york times." when you read these questions, though, what do you gather about where the mueller investigation is heading? >> well, it's heading in at least a couple of directions. ob

and national security advisor john bolton u.s. pulled out of the twenty fifteen accord as we mentioned a move which germany has called a threat to international security. in my opinion we are far away from a compromise. we are taking two completely different approaches the approach that germany has decided to take along with france and the u.k. that is the one we will continue to pursue in europe. german foreign minister there on his first visit in that position to the u.s. our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena has been following the german foreign minister's u.s. visit she sent us this report. a frank but constructive discussion with trans national security advisor both. a firm handshake with u.s. secretary of state but no joint statement no breakthrough german foreign minister came to washington to make clear that europe is united in supporting the existing nuclear deal with iran and that it wants to work together with the u.s. however at the end of his visit he had to acknowledge that the transatlantic partners remain

>> i'm doing the best i can but i think everyone should understand on the national security advisor, i'm not the national security decision-maker. he makes the decision. he knows what he's doing. >> laura: john bolton, great to see you, thanks for joining us in prime time. >> it was a fun interview with john bolton in the end of the new deal has put israel on high alert. concerned that iranian forces in syria may attack. up next, the israeli ambassador joins us for analysis on what today's news means to america's closest allies in another angle exclusive. >> laura: the end of the iran deal is even bigger news in israel believe it or not then it is here. joining is now exclusively to react to today's event is israeli ambassador to the united states. mr. ambassador, thanks for being in here tonight. this is a wild day. the globally -- >> the a great day. >> laura: the global elite, one after the other came out, even since my sit down with john bolton, hillary clinton just waiting iran is now more dangerous. she said anyone who thinks bombing is the answer is woefully misinformed et cete

. >> bret: and forget libya, president trump contradicts his national security advisor to get kim jong un to the negotiating table next month. in the present slams the russia collusion probe on its one year anniversary and we take a close look at where things stand tonight. this is special report. ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. president says the best thing kim jong un could ever do is make a deal with the u.s. the president also promises that you north korean leader that he will not suffer a similar fate to the late libyan dictator, moore mark qaddafi, should he play ball with washington. a position many talk up to leveraging for position. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us from the north one with the president's latest take on the subject. good evening, john. >> good evening to you. we haven't heard much on the subject since north korea started going squishy on the idea of the subject, but today the president was in a chatty mood and still optimistic. in the oval office with nato secretary general today, president trump revealed that, despite intemperate

on the campaign trail he wanted to hear it up but he didn't until john bolton became his national security advisors didn't want him to withdraw so they would not give him, present him with some options how the united states might do that. i talked to rudy giuliani last weekend at an event. i asked about he use the words regime change. he said the president wads committed to regime change in iran. he said that the hope is that it is more like poland, the soviet uni union. you want to help the people and inspire the people and make it possible for them to do it from within. >> that was misplaced with iraq. many add vies thought just that and it require add much bigger commitment and the war unfolded in a bad fashion. that's the controversy and fear. >> thank you so much. appreciate you both being here with me. >>> coming up, the host of the daily show goes one-on-one with cnn and explains why he thinks president trump is a paradox. >> it's almost like there's an asteroid headed towards the earth but shaped like a penis. i think i'm going to die but i know i'm going to laugh. what might seem like a s

it's the new national security advisor, john bolton. he's a war monger who's called for preemptive strikes on north korea and iran!

sanctions will bring, iran's foreign minister is on a diplomatic tour, stick around, white house national security advisorer, he doesn't expect that to happen. >> i'm here to discuss president trump's national security advisor, ambassador bolton. we have a lot of topics to get to, i want to start with the iran deal. it took a decade of sanctions against iran to get iran to come to the table to make this deal. can you explain to me how you're going to be able to get iran to agree to a new, tougher deal without -- >> all right, bolton has long pushed for regime change in iran, but is he still doing so now that he has the president's ear? jake asked about that and bolton responded, the advise i give him, him being the president, is between us. >>> from america first to saving chinese jobs, why does president trump want to help a chinese company banned from the u.s. for violating sanctions on iran and north korea? hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ >> vo: they share one planter. and last season, it was a flowering disaster. this year, they're not messing around. miracle-gro guarantees results with ri

it again i guess the word korea yeah i think you're referring there to what the national security national security advisor john bolton had said in which he used. that example if you think that that is perhaps what what what killed it for food for the north koreans and what led to their tougher rhetoric on this. well i think if you look back over the history you know this is not a regime that's been easy to deal with no matter who's in charge but i do think that the use of the term libya and the repeated discussions about unilateral disarmament are very difficult kind of language to use before you even have the opportunity to sit down and meet for the first time and when you set that up as the original the initial goal i think it's even harder to get the north koreans to come to the table and i think what you saw i was increasing north korean anger meeting the u.s. to cancel the summit and so i think i mean i don't think that's especially surprise .

frank but constructive discussion with national security advisor a bold. and firm handshake with u.s. secretary of state but no joint statement no breakthrough german foreign minister came to washington to make clear that europe is united in supporting the existing deal with iran and that it wants to work together with the u.s. however at the end of his visit he had to acknowledge that the transatlantic partners remain deeply divided and are far away from a compromise and iran is the only one issue trade climate change the middle east policy agree to disagree seems to be the new normal transatlantic relations. now it's some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a u.s. court has ruled that president donald trump cannot block twitter users who disagree with him from viewing his account. seven plaintiffs sued trump after he used his feature on the social media site to block them the judge said the president's account is a constitutionally protected public forum. the only ascript paul has spoken out for the first time since she and her f

president trump has contradicted a suggestion by his national security advisor, john bolton, that the nuclear programme could provide a model for north korea. that idea had alarmed pyongyang, so much so that north korea's leader threatened on wednesday not to attend the planned summit next month with the us president. there was no deal to keep gaddafi. the libyan model that was mentioned was a much different deal. this would be, with kimjong—un, something where he'd be there, he'd be in his country, running his country. his country would be rich. his people are incredibly industrious. if you look at south korea, this would be really a south korean model in terms of industry, in terms of what they do. they're hard—working, incredible people. but the libyan model was a much different model. we decimated that country. we never said to gaddafi, "oh, we're going to give you protection, we're going to give you military strength, we're going to give you all of these things." we went in and decimated him. the model, if you look at that model with gaddafi, that was a total decimation. we went

does everyone remember trump's national security advisor john bolton, the guy whose mom definitely cheatedwalrus? well, well, lately, lately bolton's mustache hole has been saying things that have made north korea feel a little not nice. >> president trump's national security advisor john bolton was singled out by the north koreans for suggesting that north korea could be disarmed like libya 15 years ago. >> i think we are looking at the libya model of 2003, 2004. >> the north cor yns don't appreciate the libya example because eight years after dictator a qaddafi abandoned his weapons development, he was overthrown and killed. >> trevor: what kind of moron uses what the u.s. did in libya as a sales pitch to another dictator? kim jong-un, hear is our opening offer, you shot on the head on the side of the road, yeah, hello, hello? this must be a bad line. this is so up did am like that's not a sales pitch. this would be like richard branson saying buy a ticket on my space flight, i will give you the full challenger experience. and what john bolton said, upset north korea so much that they sp

president trump has contradicted a suggestion by his national security advisor, john bolton, that thear programme could provide a model for north korea. the idea had alarmed pyongyang which threatened on wednesday not to attend a planned summit next month with the us president. there was no deal to keep gaddafi. the libyan model that was mentioned was a much different deal. this would be, with kimjong—un, something where where he would be leading his country, running his country. his country would be rich. his people are incredibly industrious. if you look at south korea, this would be really a south korean model in terms of industry, in terms of what they do. they are hard—working, incredible people. but the libyan model was a much different model. we decimated that country. we never said to gaddafi, "0h, we are going to give you protection, we are going to give you military strength, we're going to give you all these things." we went in and decimated him. the model, if you look at that model with gaddafi, that was a total decimation. we went in there to beat him. now, that model wou

known that they will impose sanctions on any company that does business with iran the new national security advisor the president from john bolton has said that companies now have one hundred eighty days to start winding down the business contacts with iran and if after one hundred eighty days from now they continue to be doing business with iran they will face sanctions so it's going to have a dramatic chilling effect regardless of what the germans the u.k. and france are saying to continue business not quite as normal but certainly to try to continue business the u.s. is very clearly telling european companies you go anywhere near iran we're going to have our treasury department department of justice land on you from a very great height it's very difficult to see how they can reconcile the two sides and i think that the threat of iran being economically isolated once again is very real all right thanks very much paul brennan in berlin well i'm now joined by stephen walt is in the city of cambridge massachusetts a professor of international affairs at harvard university's kennedy school of governm

the special counsel is asking for more time until punishment is decided for the fired national security advisorn cooperating in the russia probe. what does the request reveal about robert mueller's investigation? >>> questions, no answers, as we're learning more about what mueller wants to ask the president, the white house is refusing to comment tonight. what did mr. trump know about the questions before they were published in print and online? >>> won't be exextorted. what's that the man who oversees the mueller investigation is saying tonight. rod rosenstein is firing back at trump allies who want to oust him from the justice department. >>> and doctor's orders. the president's physician for decades says mr. trump's medical records were stolen from his office by key white house and trump organization officials. his claims are raising new concerns tonight. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> we're following breaking news in the russia investigation. the special counsel's office asking the court tonig

the former national security advisor pled guilty to the crime of lying. this is the former national security advisor. jesse: the people who investigated him told comey they didn't believe he was lying. >> he pled guilty. he pled guilty to lying. multiple guilty plea. jesse: it had nothing do with collusion. >> it had everything to do with collusion. jesse: up next, ann coulter. i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. two bulls were fighting, hit the truck. another ding, another scratch, another chapter in the story. chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the road. it's the chevy memorial day sales event! get a total value of over $10,000 on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. jesse: president trump was ating a sanctuary state round table this week and spoke to a sheriff about not tore was street gang ms-13. >> i c

national security advisor john bolton that north korea should strike a similar deal to that libya made in two thousand and three. i think that's what denuclearization means and we have very much in mind the libya model from two thousand and three two thousand and four we cannot let that country have nukes we just can't do it the model if you look at that model with gadhafi that was a total decimation we went in there to be that now that model would take place if we don't make a deal most likely. kicking out in the in to. get this point there but for a week spin a better relations between the north america why is that now seem to go backwards exactly well since the u.s. and south korea went forward with yet another military trail that north korea's doorstep north korea has threatened to call off the summit and many observers are now offering questions as to why they would need to provoke them just finally after agreeing on the meeting between trump and kim jong un and in fact politicians around the globe noted this as a step towards a diplomatic victory but however with signs of an unpr

sides committed to denuclearization to sign a proper peace treaty however donald trump's national security advisor says that denuclearization should be based on what happened in libya will president trump in assist that kim give up or ship out all of those nuclear weapons all of those nuclear fuel or all of those ballistic missiles before the u.s. makes any concessions yeah i think that's where denuclearization means and we have very much in mind the libyan model from two thousand and three two thousand and four speaking of back in two thousand and three libya agreed to eliminate its weapons of mass destruction but as artie's my guess the eval explained now the country didn't exactly benefit. remember the colonel colonel gadhafi he once had the nuclear program scary stuff a despot with nuclear weapons so the world sanctioned him pressured him punished him eventually colonel gadhafi offered to scrap his nuclear program the u.s. and britain made the deal all hush hush they lifted sanctions resurrected relations made friends seven years later they came back and helped to kill him. he died painfully t

you could see how just looking at these two individuals, the secretary of state and national security advisorhow they would come to clash a little bit as something like this was being planned out. >> when you look at how it happened from the outside at least, it seems like it happened very fast. you write in your report the decision occurred so abruptly that the administration was unable to give congressional leaders and key allies advance notice and the letter went out while more than two dozen foreign journalists, including several u.s. citizens, were inside north korea where they had gone to visit a promised dismantling of a nuclear test site. how did we get there? >> well, it did happen very quickly. so on wednesday, for most of the day, there was this feeling, everyone thought the summit was a go, they were still planning on having this happen. by evening, north korea started to make some -- had some rhetoric that made the white house unhappy and was making noises that sounded more like the old north korea, the pre -- when they agreed to have this meeting. so as that ratcheted up, the pr

consensus document was wrong and with the mistakes that were made in that account but the then national security advisor john bolton was right when that national intelligence estimate was to constrain debate it was really the pinnacle of intelligence. when it comes to nuclear weapons think of the non- technical aspect. one is because who changes the definition and we have the technology to do so. the second component is the warhead design beyond a reasonable doubt and the third one is a delivery platform of ballistic missiles and this is something unfortunately secretary of state john kerry gave a free pass. what happens of trump walks away? fry -- frankly despite the hyperbole not much. the fact of the matter e is when it comes to unilateral sanctions the administration which has been toughest over the years has been bill clinton's administration. if you go back to 1994 or 95 with the executive orders and then with that aspect to forbid and no matter what they say but if you are the chairman of the european business you don't want to become and take and then to be sanctioned and therefore we need to st

lou: north korea that pulled out of important talks with south korea also taking aim at national security advisorey threaten to end the summit before it begins with president trump. the north koreans are attacking bolton because he scares them to death. bolton is the bright ept national security advisor in three decades. mitt rom neap who fired off an unexpected and shocking bolton and romney vitriol in the pastor of robert jeffers. the failed presidential candidate tweeted this. robert jeffers said you can't be saved and mormop is not. and islam. such a religious bigot should not give a prayer that opens the u.s. batsz bass. jeffers endorse the romney by the way in the presidential candidacy in 2012 saying he and romney shared many of the same values. and joining us from jerusalem where he gave the prayer and now in the capital of israel in jerusalem is pastor robert jeffers head of the first baptist church in dallas and fox news contributor and a great american. thank you. it is an impressive ceremony and prayer and mitt romney whom you supported in 2012 comes after you like nobody's business a

incoming national security advisor. sally yates rushes over to his office, brings a couple agents including peter and he says i will answer questions. he didn't even have a lawyer present. he just sat down and answer questions. >> here's why this is so bad, laura. if you want to have -- they say they are pursuing a counterintelligence investigation. if you've got a guy like flynn, who has a big intelligence background. he's a combat veteran of the united states. actually wrote a book in 2016 that labeled russia as an enemy of the united states. if you really want to advance your intelligence knowledge and you have a recording of his conversations with the russian ambassador, what you would do is play the recordings for flynn and ask him what did this mean, what did that mean so you can enhance your understanding. what they did instead was asking questions about a conversation they had a recording of. >> laura: they already knew of it. >> what reason is there for that other than trying to get him to trip up? >> we will g

actions helps give him leverage and so in that area he's turning more and more to his new national security advisor john bolton who is extremely militaristic personality very close to prime minister netanyahu and so i think for trump he's he's turning to each of these advisers when he thinks that they can help him but he hasn't chosen one over the other at this point but israel's poll about just given the prime minister the power to declare war without full government approval politicians approve to change the law which previously required the whole cabinet to vote on a declaration of war now means the prime minister benjamin netanyahu will need only the approval of his defense minister. from says president obama called. is on his first official trip to australia across is expected to discuss the iran nuclear deal and china's growing influence in the south pacific during his three day visit at a press conference with the straightest private as a malcolm turnbull account defended the international agreement struck with iran in twenty fifteen. first's d.c. it was absolutely was a very important negot

to reach out to mr flynn about seeking immunity or possible pardon basically when former national security advisor michael flynn resigned did you offer him a pardon to stay quiet potentially that could be a crime of obstructing justice flynn lied to the f.b.i. about communications he had with russia pled guilty and is cooperating with the investigation trump took to twitter to defend himself writing it would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened witch hunt but that's not how this actually works if investigators are looking into a crime and someone tries to interfere with that investigation that in and of itself is a crime and a potentially impeachable offense regardless of what they find in the original investigation he also went on twitter to complain and say in part that it was disgraceful that the questions were leaked to the media no questions on collusion he wrote a couple of problems with that the new york times says the leak came from trump's side and asked for no collusion most of the questions are actually about collusion we've already seen plenty of evidence

ambassador nikki haley and national security advisor john bolton as potential summit with north korealy approaches. here at state department is rich edson. reporter: good afternoon, melissa, secretary pompeo begins the meeting in ten minutes here at the state department. state department officials continue to plan for a meeting summit with president trump and kim jong-un in singapore. of the president trump has gotten no indication with the north korean government in direct questions they plan on scrapping this summit. however kim jong-un according to north korean media threatened to walk away from the summit because of comments national security advisor john bolton made. this is all because of the way that the u.s. and north korea trying to figure out how north korea is going to surrender its nuclear weapons program, what it would receive in return and when it would receive it. the national security advisor mentioned the libya model and that referred to a 2003 disarming by then libya leader muammar qaddafi when he surrendered his nuclear weapons. eight years later gadhafi was assassi

john bolton the national security advisor very hawkish even was penned an offer ed in the wall street journal making the case to strike north korea but also in the same sort of op ed talking about sort of linking the two as having these concerns so there certainly is someone weighing in very heavily and this is the concern of course for many as this clock is now ticking all right kimberly thanks very much kimberly how could a white house correspondent. the rebels in yemen of launch more missiles into saudi arabia they were aiming at several military targets in the nine drawn border region economic sites including oil storage areas were also said to be hit so to arabia says it said defense systems were able to shoot down some of the missiles and also in yemen at least six people have been killed by saudi led coalition air strikes on the presidential office in the capital so now is controlled by the nooses and elsewhere demonstrations a calling on forces from the united arab emirates to leave a yemeni island in the arabian sea and morality troops arrived on thursday thereby forcing yeme

the national security advisor is in washington to meet with john bolton.him to talk about issues that may come up during the pres.'s summit. south korea working with the administration in an effort to denuclearize north korea. the pentagon confirming china fired high-powered lasers near a us military base, two american pilots injured when the chinese letter directed those lasers toward us cockpits was the defense department calls this a serious incident. >> a true threat to our airmen. >> we raised concerns with the chinese about that. there will be near and long-term consequences. heather: the pentagon calling on the chinese do incident division investigate these incidents. he ran firing back at donald trump's thread to pull out of the obama era nuclear agreement. the top diplomat in tehran sending a message to the white house, one week before the deadline to recertify the deal. >> the us has consistently violated the agreement, especially by bullying others from doing business with iran. we need to outsource our security, nor will we renegotiate or add o

the former national security advisor pled guilty to the crime of lying. this is the former national security advisor. jesse: the people who investigated him told comey they didn't believe he was lying. >> he pled guilty. he pled guilty to lying. multiple guilty plea. jesse: it had nothing do with collusion. >> it had everything to do with collusion. jesse: up next, ann coulter. ♪ it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends soon. let your inner light loose with one a day women's. ♪ a complete multivitamin specially formulated with key nutrients plus vitamin d for bone health support. your one a day is showing. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to relea

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confrontational rhetoric sikes north koreans complained that some senior officials including national security advisor john bolton and vice president mike case had made comments here in north korea to libya. which i wish i knew back to i after giving up its nuclear weapons program trying while they complained about the rhetoric out of the north well this signal is wilder why are differences over the issue of the weapons in particular both sides do seem like they can get together and talk if there is some of this cheating both asked for ok josh many thanks for that josh smith reuters correspondent in so talking to us from seoul. we're going to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the world now cycle earn has battered the arabian peninsula bringing devastation to parts of amman and killing at least two people worst hit the country's third largest city. has also been flooding in nearby rural areas cyclon miku know has also torn through a month's neighbor yemen. and held the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin some on has reportedly imposed a ban on government agencies awarding

the united states national security advisor john bolton has said that the summit between north korea's kim jong un and president trump will go ahead to supplant despite pyongyang having threatened to cancel the meeting if washington pushes for the denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula without offering anything in return artist on a court has been taking a look at the issue. as washington pats itself on the back for pushing north korea to hit the brakes on its nuclear program america itself is going in the opposite direction in fact on the very same day that donald trump proudly announced he plans to meet kim jong un in june his officials at the pentagon rolled out their nuclear expansion plan. an evolving and uncertain job political landscape calls for the united states to recapitalize is to fast plutonium capabilities this is the savannah river site in south carolina a nuclear refinery built at the start of the cold war which the pentagon now wants to bring back from the dead it was intended to produce materials for nuclear weapons but was left half built and riddled with structu

it obstructs every single nomination for every diplomat and national security advisor. or ambassadors to anywhere around the world. that is just becoming deranged about his hatred. giancarlo wondering how did the diplomacy work with a nuclear device. those photographs in the two of them are all smiles it's almost like remarkable and surreal. in the big enthusiastic handshake. how is that possible one of the most brutal dictators on the planet. they follow the united states of america speaking truth that will no longer tolerate the path of north korea with regard to nuclear missiles. what is different today is at the that the united states has offered no concessions and nothing in exchange and yet we do see this remarkable moment of three americans coming home. for this could it be undercut in the facts on the ground. a north korea. his bruises --dash mike bridges and fair. they run at 20 miles per hour there. they sold it on that legacy. you could become the north korean equivalent. in the liberalization of china. why are they missing what's going on inside north korea.

national security advisor john bolton what did he say that brought about this dramatic turn of events. well john bolton who is known for his hawkish views on north korea has said that that north korea must commit to a libya style this armaments we have to remind ourselves. agreed to get rid of its nuclear and chemical weapons programs in return. for sanction relief but only a few years later. was overthrown and gadhafi was brutally killed sort of course it's not mortal for north korea and so we have to say that john bolton has faced some criticism here in the united states for making this remark some experts even said that they might jeopardize the talks with north korea right and it looks like that is happening right now as we speak i want to first xandra briefly if you can how big of a blow with this before president donald trump if these talks were to fall through it would be disappointing and barras seeing because president trump has repeatedly said that it was he's campaigning maximum pressure that has brought us to this point in the first place and that he is the only one who co

national security advisor john bolton is saying that he plans to discuss the next steps on iran with european counterparts at the same time you have european council president donald turks saying that he now plans to put this firmly on the agenda of a brussels meeting that is coming up soon what can we what are the europeans going to try to do now to salvage the deal. well i think is it to continue to work together at least in terms of france and the french president a man on my car he was really at the forefront of trying to persuade donald trump in terms of other european leaders to try to persuade donald trump to stay in the deal i mean we saw him over the past few months multiplying his telephone calls when he went to washington on a state visit last month the message he brought to donald trump was stay in this you stay in this iran deal it is the best deal that there is out there at the moment but obviously his message failed to get through but i think we can imagine that the french president will work very closely with his german his british counterparts and other e.u. leaders

participation in the iran nuclear deal according to trump's national security advisor companies could even face sanctions if they continue doing business with iran is the us going to impose sanctions on european companies that continue to do business with iran i think it would give the answer you say the answer is it's possible it depends on the conduct of other governments dollar trump announced on tuesday that he is pulling the u.s. out of the nuclear agreement with iran sparking anger among e.u. leaders. i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. and i think it is not right to you know let's really cancel a deal that was agreed upon screaming and shouting insulting and bullying that diminishes confidence in the international order systematically destroying and dismantling everything what do we want to be able to pay blindly to what americans tell them if you can if we always say that if we don't like things and we can't achieve when you international order everyone will do what they feel like that's bad news for the world the deal was sig

secretary of state and national security advisor john bolton the u.s. pulled out of the twenty fifteen accord with the rent a move which germany has called a threat to international security. in my opinion we are far away from a compromise. we are taking two completely different approaches to the approach that germany has decided to take along with france and the u.k. that is the one we will continue to pursue in europe. and that was high cholesterol his foreign minister speaking there on his first visit to washington in office now to some of the other stories making news around the world today yulia script paul has spoken out for the first time since she and her father a former russian spy were poisoned she said the nerve agent attack has turned her life upside down she also announced her hope to return to russia despite the u.k.'s claims that moscow was behind the assassination attempt. a us court has ruled that president trump cannot block twitter users who disagree with him from viewing his account seven plaintiffs sued trump after he used a feature

dick cheney's iraq war all those years ago with iraq invasion architect and cheerleader now national security advisor john bolton dramatically declaring this week quote what president trump did by pulling out of the deal is get back to what the real objective should be stopping this dangerous regime from threatening us and our friends around the world with nuclear weapons. so while the war hawks feed us the same lies we heard fifteen years ago iran actually appears to be making moves to keep the deal in place iran's president hassan rouhani has stated if we achieve the deal's goals in cooperation with other members of the deal it will remain in place so little iran become the new iraq or will president trump and his gaggle of chicken hawks fail in their efforts for yet another us war let's find out by watching the hawks. but that's. the bottom. that i got. my. thanks. to the watch of the heart surgeons i wrote for the doctor and the wallet. and. yeah. it's very it's it's as if. you you watch for years as scientists and experts and diplomats and politicians work to make this deal happen right and then

denuclearize unilaterally could also call off the talks as well as pointing out that some of what national security advisor john bolton said. that he'd like to see a libyans style denuclearization take place in north korea of course moammar gadhafi died after giving up his nuclear program in the early two thousand. said that could also the rail the talks so but despite all that there there is no indication that they are there's no indication that they are off the table now all right correspondent jason strother reporting for us from seoul thank you jason thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its order against terrorists iran has dismissed u.s. threats of sanctions calling them funny and ridiculous or any of president hassan rouhani was responding to the u.s. secretary of stat

national security advisor john bolton i mean his comments of anger the north koreans i mean what did he say that brought about this dramatic turn of events i mean you see the real reason we're seeing this yeah they were very clear about that they have very annoyed by john bolton because they have the experience but in particular because he mentioned the libya model with gadhafi and we know all how the story went gadhafi voluntarily gave up his nukes and all the other weapons of mass destruction and then a couple of years afterwards he got shot by the rebel forces which were supported by the night oh that's right the worst case scenario it's the red rag for for for the north koreans of course i mean with kim jong un he's aware of what happened to libya he has seen what has happened with iran's nuclear deal and so he's looking at all of this is he actually in a better position. to have. go in to negotiate the don't want to up is that possible yes i really do think so because now the timing is very good also with being in place of course it's completely different country and in the regi