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for his visit to new york rouhani publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel so in this situation israel definitely cannot risk the security of its citizens and in fact the security of people living in this entire region because our neighbors but i fear iran's nuclear program just as much as we do these formal more than once they have told us. on official meetings that it is iran not israel that they regard as the greatest threat to their countries arab countries think iran is a much bigger threat than israel so quite unexpectedly that israel and a number of countries in the region share a common agenda today we share the same understanding that iran's nuclear program and iran's involvement in the syrian conflict posed the biggest threat to stability in the middle east conflict so instead of saying israel has isolated us. i would say that on the contrary israel managed to ted down the wall of isolation that traditionally has surrounded israel he gave as regards egypt we have a working relationship with the new egypt shalit a ship in a sense we can say that our relations

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for his visit to new york rouhani publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser so i'm going out to go to chicago and speak with francine mckenna of re the auditor's dot com francine welcome back to the kaiser report. thanks for having me all right francine mckenna to big for audit firms are morphing into the big four consulting firms tell us about why this is happening and if it matters. well it's happening in spite of the fact that sarbanes oxley was supposed to stop all that if you remember when sarbanes oxley was put in at force in two thousand and two after the enron failure and arthur andersen's involvement in and run failure they said never again will you have an audit firm that was conflicted that was doing to manage work for their clients such that they lost sight of their responsibility for out it but in the tank plus years that we've had since then nobody's enforcing those rules nobody isn't forcing those restrictions and so the firms have gone all right back to where they started and actually probably e

for his visit to new york rouhani publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel. hello and welcome to cross talk of all things considered i'm peter lavelle as afghanistan prepares for a presidential election many in the political and media mainstream speak of the country's first democratic transition this may or may not be true what is less talked about is the dire security situation on the ground whether karzai is angling to succeed him self the powerful presence of the taliban and whether the u.s. will ever actually leave afghanistan. to cross like the upcoming election in afghanistan i'm joined by john glaser in washington he's a contributing editor at antiwar dot com and a columnist for the washington times community section also in washington we have michael cohen he is an associate at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars and in philadelphia we crossed england in he is a political commentator and a writer or gentleman cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john the reason if i go to you first in washington the r

there is no difference between rouhani enough money to look good as a vehicle for his visit to new york rouhani publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel. as i know that i'm always telling you to write me and let me know you think about the shows of today and respond to some of your feedback starting with you tube or a bow bow says abby what's with the go to round your neck and the black and white dress was that your idea or was told to wear it yeah did i get a memo every day from my illuminati since lord telling me to wear my check checkerboard color scheme to brainwash the audience in mind control i mean anyone can clearly see that the necklace is a go ahead after some cool geometric pattern writes well is move on to the video i did about the neglected native american communities in the us in light of the redskins controversy. or actually given that moving right on the trigger in response to my segment of the devastating lasting effects of agent orange at rock rogers says they never should have bombed pearl harbor wait agent orange pearl harbor that's two different countries m

for his visit to new york rouhani publicly declare that their goal is to annihilate israel. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser so i'm going out to go to chicago and speak with francine mckenna of re the auditor's dot com francine welcome back to the kaiser report i love thanks for having me all right francine mckenna the big four audit firms are morphing into the big four consulting firms tell us about why this is happening and if it matters. well it's happening in spite of the fact that sarbanes oxley was supposed to stop all that if you remember when sarbanes oxley was put in at force in two thousand and two after the enron failure and arthur andersen's involvement in and run failure they said never again will you have an audit firm that was conflicted that was doing to manage work for their clients such that they lost sight of their responsibility for out it but in the tank plus years that we've had since then nobody's enforcing those rules nobody isn't forcing those restrictions and so the firms have gone all right back to where they started and actually pr

you know we could recognize three different groups in washington when president rouhani visited. new york last week one group basically read the talking points from tel aviv repeated what netanyahu said about the trip a second group sees rouhani as an opportunity to get things from iran that they couldn't get from ahmadinejad the previous president and then a third group is actually a group that has recognized that iran has the right to enrich uranium inside the country and they want to reset iran the u.s. policy toward iran. the only problem we have is that the terror group the good guys relatively are the minority and the first and second group are the majority of it in the u.s. foreign policy establishment and that's a problem that we have and i think. what dr rowhani needs to do is actually work harder to make the terror group the majority by policies that he said he said things that he says and. they said. it was saying good things some some good things in ok the leaders are saying don't think of my name i'm going to you in washington ok where do we go from here some pleasantries hav

new administration. president rouhani in new york, he did very well, i think. he was successful in his public diplomacy venture there. the iranians have said they're willing to be flexible within, of course, the framework of international law. in other words, iran is willing to be more open, have more intrusive inspections, but at the end of the day the united states has to accept iran's rights within the framework. the president has said iran will not sacrifice its rights as an independent and sovereign country. >> what that gets to is the question, can there really be a braythrough without an agreement on the question or meeting the demands to halt uranium enrichment? >> well, president rouhani has said repeatedly and the foreign minister that halting enrichment is out of the question. iran will continue to enrich uranium. it's a right they have. they halted enrichment for two years in the past and allowed the additional protocol to be implemented in the country for roughly two years and got nothing in return. the iranians believe that it has rights within th

benjamin netanyahu told a reporter in new york that president rouhani does not call the shots in iran of peace and friendship nothing more than a smoke screen. >> these people, iranian people, majority are pro western but they don't have that. they're governed by ayatollah khamenei. it's a cult. i look what the they do, not what they say. >> was it a mistake for president obama to call him? >> i don't think the call is the essential thing. the essential thing is substance, what happens in negotiations. i think we don't let iran get away with it. >> secretary of state john kerry heard those warnings from israel's lead somewhere says the united states is not taking iran's new attitude at face value. kerry says he's going to however give president rouhani a chance to prove what he's promising. >> i did not interpret prime minister netanyahu's comments as suggesting that we are being played somehow for suckers. i understood it to be a warning, don't be played. would be diplomatic malpractice of the worst order not to examine every possibility of whether or not you can achieve that before

you know we could recognize three different groups in washington when president rouhani visited. new york last week one group basically read the talking points from tel aviv repeated what netanyahu said about the trip a second group sees rowhani as an opportunity to get things from iran that they couldn't get from ahmadinejad the previous president and then a third group is actually a group that has recognized that iran has the right to enrich uranium inside the country and they want to reset iran the u.s. policy toward iran. the only problem we have is that the terror group the good guys relatively are the minority and the first and second group are the majority of it in the u.s. foreign policy establishment and that's a problem that we have and i think. what dr rani needs to do is actually work harder to make the terror group the majority by policies that he said he said things that he says and. they said. it was saying good things some some good things in ok the leaders are saying those things my name i'm going to you in washington ok where do we go from here some pleasantries have bee

international news now and speaking during a last day of the united nations general assembly in new york he said hasan rouhani was quote, a wolf in sheep's clothing delivering a stern message to iran about nuclear ambition autos i want there to be no confusion on this point. israel will not allow iran to get nuclear weapons. if israel is forced to stand alone, israel will stand alone. >> the iranian delegation replied calling their program exclusively useful. and nuclear iran a call. >> the u.s. supreme court will take up a california case questioning whether police can pull over a car based on a a.nonmus tips. the case when a motorist was pulled over on highway 1 after someone called chp to report reckless driving. the patrol spotted the truck, pulling it over, then found four large bags of marijuana inside arresting the driver and passenger. the two men appealed now high court being asked to decide whether police were within the law to make the traffic stop and at rest. >> a second motorcyclist turned himself in to police after an outrageous road incident caught on video. take a look this, started sunday af

as new iranian president hassan rouhani traveled to the u.n. general assembly in new york, evangelist billy graham issued an open letter also appealing for abedini's release. >>> president obama also attended the u.n. general assembly and pledged ongoing u.s. support for human rights and democracy around the world. he cited a list of challenges facing the international community, and noted the u.s. is criticized for getting involved with those challenges, but also

> reporter: significant debuts remember just a few weeks ago in new york that very new mood that, phone call between president luja rouhanist owobama and john kerry and his iranian counterpart. now really the start of the test, the concrete negotiations on the details of iran's nuclear program. a short time ago i was speaking to a member of the iranian delegation they are not giving anything away, but we understand that iran has a new proposal it's going to put to the international community. we understand that the iranian foreign minister will make that proposal when the meeting starts about 20 minutes from now. >> so a very different public tone from iran towards the west. that tone has certainly changed as you say with the phone call and what's happened afterwards. what is the quid pro quo if the west moved toward -- if iran moves towards the western di demands? >> reporter: well, i think it's pretty clear what the iranians want and they want those sanctions to be lifted. i think it's also pretty clear that the iranian delegation here is trying to get things to move very fast. president rouhani knows right now he's got

new president. >>> >> it wasn't a coincidence that the same day that rouhani went to new york, i think he was just to land, they let me out. >> reporter: he is home now, and an unthinkable or deal has ended. but his brother's death in custody, and the refuse for to apologize for that and his own illegal detention, these are burning issues that he and his family hope they can settle one day. >>> let's bring you some breaking news coming in from afghanistan. we're hearing about a series of explosions, what apparently seems to be an attack in the eastern part of the afghan capitol of kabul. the attack we're told is still underway, not entirely clear what the target or the casualty situation is. we will try to bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> european share prices have hit a five-year high. the economy expanded by 7.8% in the third quarter. that's the fastest rate this year, both factory production and retail sales were higher than in previous months, and that keeps the government on track to hit his target for the entire year. but the world's second alarmest economy is growing at it

during the recent trip of president rouhani to new york, that excuse has been taken away from the uniteds, they no longer have that excuse, so if the united states continues to try to hurt ordinary iranians through punitive sanctions and to not recognize iran's legitimate rights as a sovereign country, then i think the international community will know. >> reporter: iran has agreed to talk about its nuclear program next week talks that will include united states and britain. >>> we have the latest weather for you. everton? >> as you know we have seen flooding across central and southern parts of the philippines recently. and i'm a -- afraid we're going to see continued flooding. you can see quite a clutch of storms brewing away. and they are going to continue to make their way further westward. winds of 65 kilometers per hour. it will intensify and by the time it makes landfall sometime on saturday, just to the north of manila, by that stage it is likely to be a typhoon. very heavy rain and winds pushing in. you can see the circulation well underway for thursday and friday even more so.

rouhani enough. for his visit to new york. as afghanistan prepares for a presidential election many in the political and media mainstream speak with the country's first democratic transition talked about the dire security situation on the ground. the powerful presence of the taliban and whether the u.s. will actually leave afghanistan. paying the young girls. for a future harder. between two and three hundred million guns the united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the causes. you know i mean this teaches them a lot of responsibility and simply come to pay through the eyes of children if we can do it for our children for our future. dramas the chance to be ignored to the. stories of others who refuse to notice. the faces change the world writes never. full picture of today's news. from around the globe. as a wave of bomb attacks rips through syria and that key rebel group refuses to sit down for peace talks we visit want to citizens have been split by the conflict and forced to take. pr

first time in thirty four years that the nation's leaders have spoken and president rouhani when he came to new york he did generate a lot of a lot of reaction and positive reaction from the media from the international community there was also a successful meeting that took place between five current members of the security council and germany and iran's foreign minister and u.s. president barack obama when he was meeting with. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on monday at the white house reassured netanyahu when it comes to u.s. u.s. interests in the middle east that all options including including military options are on the table but the u.s. leaders did say that the iranians are ready to negotiate and diplomacy has to be put to the test so here you know israel now finds itself in a position where the u.s. the europeans are engaging iran are taking iran up on its offers of being more transparent or working out a deal on its nuclear program and israel of course is not happy about this. very important talking to be learned from new york for some of the international news making headli

but it's like rouhani's tweets in new york but doesn't let them tweet in tyran.t i said and i hope it does get heard in iran, i said look, it's not really we in israel who have a steak in preventing this regime that calls for having nuclear weapons, it's not only the united states that has such an interest because, you know, we're the small sake. america is the great state. we're a small america on their road for global domination. it's not only israel and america at stake and the arabs, just about all of them except assad and the europeans, it's also you, the iranian people because if if they get nuclear weapons that will last forever like north korea, i'm mortal and you will always be slaves to them. if you want to have the future i believe the great persian people can have, this is a great civilization. they can be a great nation again. they have to get rid of this medieval brutal thing and that will not happen if they have nuclear weapons. >> do you have your own red line with iran? and if so, what is it? >> simply put, piers, iran won't have nuclear weapons.

>> i was a victim of the charm offensive when president rouhani came to new york. iranian people elected me with a mantaet. they want improved economic relations with the united states. tho that is code for lifting the sanctions. and second thing he said iran has the right to master and develop the fuel sieblg and that is code for not giving up technology or stop. we'll stop before we get nukes. that means they will not get to the point where they have a nuclear weapon to deliver to the united states. they are going to stop when they are a week away from having a nuclear weapon or 2 or 6 months away and it is called the break out period and that is the deal they are reporting. >> are you suggesting that the sanctions have been working like strangling the economy of iran and getting the leaders to pay attention. are you suggesting that we will lift the sanctions? >> that's the deal. we'll lift andel that pretend to stop the program and we'll pretend to believe them. whatever you do, don't add more sanctions. and the only leverage is the economic one over iran and th

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but it's like rouhani's tweets in new york but doesn't let them tweet in tyran.id and i hope it does get heard in iran, i said look, it's not really we in israel who have a steak in preventing this regime that calls for having nuclear weapons, it's not only the united states that has such an interest because, you know, we're the small sake. america is the great state. we're a small america on their road for global domination. it's not only israel and america at stake and the arabs, just about all of them except assad and the europeans, it's also you, the iranian people because if if they get nuclear weapons that will last forever like north korea, i'm mortal and you will always be slaves to them. if you want to have the future i believe the great persian people can have, this is a great civilization. they can be a great nation again. they have to get rid of this medieval brutal thing and that will not happen if they have nuclear weapons. >> do you have your own red line with iran? and if so, what is it? >> simply put, piers, iran won't have nuclear weapons. >> if

rouhani's push was just a charm offensive and a dangerous one at that. we start with the media beehive that is the u.n. headquarters in new york city. >> he's been in the job for two months but the gathering at the u.n. was for all intents and purposes hassan rouhani's debut on the world stage. it provided 25 minutes to deliver his speech unfiltered through whatever news outlet chose to carry it and what did he before and after the speech was part of the strategy. >> i think as expected really blitzed the media while he was here. he spoke with charlie rose. he spoke with cnn's correspondents. >> i want to ask you what some people call the "it" man of this unga. >> and he spoke on nbc on the eve of his visit as well as a number of newspaper interviews and engagements and casual meeting over breakfast during the trip here. all of that helped define the president as someone quite different than his predecessor. >> one fundamental difference between the rouhani team and the ahmadinejad team was their special attention to media. ahmadinejad used the media to make sure that his speeches were hurd in the general assembly. it didn't m

speculation of whether or not president obama would meet with iranian president rouhani at the annual u.n. general assembly in new york city, the two leaders speaking about iran's nuclear program during their 15-minute phone conversation. the u.s. and its allies claim iran is developing nuclear weapons, but iran insists it's enriching uranium for civilian purposes. this is a historic move, as presidents from the u.s. and iran have not spoken since the 1979 islamic revolution. president obama believes there is a possibility of a comprehensive resolution. >> president rouhani has indicated that iran will never develop nuclear weapons. i've made clear that we respect the right of the iranian people to access peaceful nuclear energy in the context of iran meeting its obligations. >> the retrial of american student amanda knox and her italian ex-boyfriend gets under way in florence, italy. knox served four years in prison for the murder of her british roommate, meredith kercher. she was retried and acquitted in 2011 and has been a free woman since. italian authorities ordering a new trial to re-examine forensic evidence. k

rouhani and. she for his visit to new york through honey publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel. america be. an exceptional american exceptionalism testimony to american exceptionalism and exception the united states of america is exceptional what makes us for this except. some may disagree. but i believe america is exceptional. in part because we. shown a willingness through the sacrifice of blood and treasure to stand up not only for our own merits self-interest but for the interests of all. i agree america is exceptional but what's exceptional about my country is that. we did exceptionally bad things we do it well. we do it often. we do it and no one else can. taking action and doing things without accountability that other nations cannot get away with flying this standard of international norms when we ourselves do not adhere to that same standards it's something many of us take pride in self-appointed right to dominate destroy. and take control. only that's not what it's called here it's called american exceptionalism and it's been around for a long time. the original meani

he had to do something to counter-act hassan rouhani's charm offensive in new york. he attempted to level the playing field diplomatically. >> you know, was it important to make the speech now. i mean, why so strong? >> well, sanctions have really brought iran and its economy - they have had a biding effect. absent the sanctions there's little hope in jerusalem and the west that the nepon program will be retained. >> hassan rouhani used a smile offensive last week. the nuclear program, being curtailed - that goes down in benyamin netanyahu's view. >> before there has been any negotiations between the u.s. in iran, israel's prime minister is standing up and saying don't trust the president of iran. is that the way to start negotiations? >> it's interesting. there was really a personal indictment of hassan rouhani in the speech. that's not something you see at the u.n. in a diplomatic setting. benyamin netanyahu puts it on the line saying hassan rouhani was head of the national security council in iran at a time iran was involved in assassinating people in berlin, blow

that phone call with h5n hasan rouhani and president obama. in new york at the german mission to the united nations, i asked germany's ambassador how optimistic he was. his words were carefully choationen. >> prawn must where erase the doubts of the community about the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. we welcome the fact that the iranian government here in new york was giving indications that it was prepared to do so. >> these lateliest talks follow stalled efforts earlier this year. these were the demands made to iran at a earlier meeting in el marti in kazakhstan. one of the world's top experts on iran's nuclear program told me this time the ball is in teheran's court. >> the western position has been on the table for many months. it's what they proposed in el mati back in the spring. they've asked iran to stop, ship and shut. stop 20% enrichment, shep out of the country the stockpile and shut down the activities at fordo, the deep buried enrichment facilities. they were willing to lift some sanctions not enough for iran and engage in some cooper

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