he tried to outdo both neville chamberlain and bill clinton with a timid reckless policy of appeasement iran and radical mull laws calling for death to america. same people promising to wipe america and israel off the map who burn american and israeli flags. in other words, they hate our guts. that didn't stop obama from orchestrating one of the worst deals ever in the history of mankind. now, the appeaser in chief, he gave iran $150 billion while still allowing them to spin their centrifuges. here is obama surrendering to the radical mull laths in case you are interested. >> today, after two years of negotiations, the united states, together with our international partners has achieved something that decades of an mols city has not. a comprehensive long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. this deal is also in line with a tradition of american leadership. >> sean: no, you, unlike neville chambe

he tried to outdo both neville chamberlain and bill clinton with a timid reckless policy of appeasement iran and radical mull laws calling for death to america. same people promising to wipe america and israel off the map who burn american and israeli flags. in other words, they hate our guts. that didn't stop obama from orchestrating one of the worst deals ever in the history of mankind. now, the appeaser in chief, he gave iran $150 billion while still allowing them to spin their centrifuges. here is obama surrendering to the radical mull laths in case you are interested. >> today, after two years of negotiations, the united states, together with our international partners has achieved something that decades of an mols city has not. a comprehensive long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. this deal is also in line with a tradition of american leadership. >> sean: no, you, unlike neville chambe

so who did he bring into the war cabinet, neville chamberlain. he kept him very close. if you read winston churchill's eulogy for neville chamberlain who died of cancer not long after the war began, it was a remarkable document. churchhill said how can we gain say a man who was speaking peace. it was about reaching out creating a culture of civility and mutual deference to create a working, governorring environment. we don't have that now and i'm sure we'll talk about how we can push it. >> jamie. >> i have seen it on a different level as a reporter where is gradually escalated from the time i came in washington under president bush and then under president obama i saw it a little more and then under president trump it has kind of exploded and it has gotten very first ral and personal where people are attacking my family and what i look like. >> particularly you specifically? >> yeah. it's gone to a whole new level i think. what i'm talking about, when we talk about civility, i have experienced it on various levels. so i can only imagine that, i think that it is got to

stakes face to face talks will start in one nine hundred thirty eight british prime minister neville chamberlain came away from a meeting in munich where the german leader he declared peace in our time a year later world war two broke out. nine hundred sixty was next to the height of the cold war u.s. president john f. kennedy had with soviet leader mikhail the key to khrushchev kennedy later described the meeting as the worst thing in my life a year later the two nuclear superpower stood on the brink of war over the cuban missile crisis he said to two next us president richard nixon went to china to meet chairman mao thought business was hailed as a diplomatic success and he's seen as the catalyst that began the process of opening china to the outside world in the mid eighty's u.s. president ronald reagan held a series of meetings with soviet leader mikhail gorbachev their efforts to scale back the arms race between the two countries eventually led to the end of the cold war finally if this meeting happens donald trump would become the first u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader whi

launched in 1938 by the wife of then pm neville chamberlain, immediately providing a blockade againstthe arctic circle, the d—day landings, and before being scrapped, it was saved by the imperial war museum, put on display in 1971. we will look inside later on in the programme. this is the forecast. not bad. things will get much more cold this weekend. a bitter wind. temperatures plummeting with snow on the way. the snow is limited to parts of scotland, mainly on the hills in the grampians. elsewhere in eastern scotla nd grampians. elsewhere in eastern scotland and south—east scotland, outbreaks of rain at times. rain through northern ireland this morning. developing through the day. a dry spell across parts of northern england. at the moment in wales, the midlands, east anglia, clearing to allow some sunshine. sunny spells already developing in southern counties of england and wales. here is where we will see showers gradually develop. does showers will become heavy and perhaps thundery in the afternoon. —— those showers. the wind will be like compared to further north. —— lighter. n