they want to try to the you to classify the revolutionary guard as a terrorist organization and apply terrors sanctions. do you think that could have an impact on the regime also given the big economic influence of the revolutionary guard in the country? absolutely, because the revolutionary guards are not there to support me, to support co star, to support no heat. she appreciate to support, and i guess mom or the, i guess will splunk because these are not just a stack of 6. they are in prison because the revolution guards putting them in pressure and bullying them, shooting against innocent people are revolution. garza is the same group that's sending money to him last to go see and yeah, on tuesday is will last sending drones to 14 to kill innocent ukrainians. how come the democratic countries putting the back no group off or off showing the terriers list, but when it comes to the biggest ally of back in a group routine, they southern they say that that's just my goal shared with them. we want the leaders of democratic countries to be as united, as dictators as 14 on comedy, china,

they want to try to the you to classify the revolutionary guard is a terrorist organization and apply terrorist sanctions. do you think that could have an impact on the regime also given the big economic influence of the revolutionary guard in the country? absolutely, because the revolutionary guards are not there to support me to support co star, to support no heat. she appreciate to support and i guess mom or the i get goosebumps because these are not just a stack of 6. they are in prison because the revolution guards putting them in pressure and bullying them, shooting against innocent people are revolution. garza is the same group that's sending money to him, last roofing. and yeah, i'm on to his will not sending drones to 14, to kill innocent ukrainians. how come the democratic countries putting the back no group off or off showing the terriers this, but when it comes to the biggest ally of back in a group routine, they southern they say that, oh, that's just my goal should with them. we want the leaders of democratic countries to be as united, as dictators as 14 on comedy china,

at e u level, which is to go ahead with listing the ring and revolutionary guard, that is the elite, the military corps be run as a parent organization and applying a sanctions to it as a tear we're going to zation. this is something that the book had already said she was in favor of and this is something that would have quite an impact on iran and even the runs economy because of revolutionary guard is so involved any runs a economy. it's is involved in different kinds of industry. so this is something that could have a real impact in the country. here's a question. before we go trick or treat it's halloween. it's not just humans who are having all the fun for the animals at oregon. so it really is all about the traits and capers. help them to get in this 50 spirit, by giving them capt pumpkins to play around with. and so i wanted to, i could outside of double it. now police officers here about to say that i had a great time playing what looks to be like for the basketball of what a holla, whenever the color does look like a good fun that is all for this out. stay with the site adul

the fbi says iran's elite revolutionary guard triggered the plot, aiming for an assassination beforehe election. tonight, three people charged, two in custody here in new york. prosecutors say iran has long been out for revenge. president-elect trump has been made aware of this. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are detailing a new iranian plot to kill president-elect trump during the final weeks of the campaign for revenge. in mid-to-late september, two months after a gunman tried to kill trump in pennsylvania, the fbi says iran's elite revolutionary guard corps instructed an afghan operative with a criminal background to "focus on surveilling and ultimately assassinating former president of the united states, donald j. trump." on october 7th, court records say the operative, farhad shakeri, was told "to provide a plan within seven days" to kill trump, and if he couldn't, to wait until after the election because the iranians "assessed that trump would lose the election and, afterward, it would be easier to assas

the justice department unsealed courage is claimed an unnamed official in iran's revolutionary guardthe man to make a plan to kill trump. this was back in september. the man has not been arrested and is believed to still be in iran. the department said it charged two others allegedly recruited to kill an american journalist. let's go right to our correspondent. she is near the president-elect in west palm beach, florida. what more is the department of justice saying about all this? >> just to say the president-elect donald trump, a spokesperson confirmed he knew about the plot and remains determined to serve the country. what the department of justice has outlined is how they very much feel this underlines a threat iran poses to u.s. citizens. they say this afghan individual who lived in the united states for a number of years before spending time in prison for robbery and was then deported was an asset for the fbi and revealed a plot that he was approached by those in the iranian revolutionary guard to find a team to assassinate donald trump. theyaid money was no object. they gave h

unsealed criminal charges on friday that allege — an unnamed official in iran's paramilitary revolutionary guardted the man to create a plan to surveil and kill trump. this was back in september. officials added that the man has not been arrested and is believed to still be in iran. the department says, it also charged two others — who were allegedly recruited to kill an american journalist. with me is our correspondent samira hussain. she's been following this story and all of the days news here in washington slid start with this plot comes as something we learned of already in september but what is the department ofjustice saying? but department ofjustice saying? but the are department ofjustice saying? elf they are saying is that there was a contact from the iranian national guards that in with this one person and this person has actually been communicating with the us authorities and they have had several phone calls discussing the fact that he was allegedly asked by the contact with the revolutionary guard to put together an assassination plot within seven days for the president—elect, dona

he says he was told by officials in the iranian revolutionary guard that money was no object and they come up with a plan for him to come up with a plan for him and others within his criminal network to assassinate donald trump within seven days and they said if they would not able to do it within that timeframe that allegedly they should wait until after the election because they presumed donald trump would lose and they would he would be easier to kill. this afghan national again at large allegedly came forward with this information to the fbi because he was seeking a later sentence for his friends who are in prison in the united states. elsewhere, former us house speaker nancy pelosi has suggested president biden should have abandoned his re—election campaign sooner than he did. in an interview with the new york times, she said an earlier exit would have allowed the democratic party to hold a competitive primary process to replace him. we've also heard from democratic vice presidential candidate tim walz for the first time since the election. he acknowledged it is hard to lose but

unsealed the criminal charges on friday that allege an unnamed official in iran's paramilitary revolutionary guardnstructed the man to create a plan to surveil donald trump and carry out the plot. this was back in september. officials added that the man has not been arrested and is believed to still be in iran. samira hussein reports from washington. a political comeback of monument the proportion and story of survivalfor the story of survival for the president elect. it was the former president avoided assassination attempts on the campaign trailand assassination attempts on the campaign trail and now the government says it revealed a third plot, an iranian acid planning to kill donald trump. they see the former president should face trial orface should face trial or face revenge for should face trial orface revenge for ordering the assassination of iranian general sums of money. 2000 nation attempts _ general sums of money. 2000 nation attempts on _ general sums of money. 2000 nation attempts on my - general sums of money. 2000 nation attempts on my life - general sums of money. 2000 | nation at

now, he says he was told by officials in the iranian national revolutionary guard that money was no object to come up with a plan and recruit others in his criminal network to assassinate donald trump within seven days. they said if he wasn't able to do it within that timeframe he should, allegedly, wait until after the election, because they presumed that donald trump would lose and he would be easier to kill. now, this afghan national again at large in iran, allegedly came forward with this information to the fbi because he was seeking a lighter sentence for his friends who are imprisoned in the united states. for more on this i spoke to abbas milani, director of iranian studies at the hoover institution. i wonder whether you could explain how the iranian regime view donald trump and what the possible motivation could be. the iranian regime views donald trump is a serious enemy and they have repeatedly threatened him. after donald trump took the decision to kill qasem soleimani, who was probably the most second most important, most powerful person in iran, and thought of himself as unhit

this one according to a criminal complaint was hatched in iran, directed by a member of iran's revolutionary guard corp. the plan revealed today aimed at killing mr. trump before or after the election were he to lose. today the u.s. department of justice charging an iranian man and two alleged accomplices in the plot. the details emerging as the president-elect remains out of sight, taking a different approach as he builds a new administration. garret haake reports. >> reporter: president-elect trump has already survived two assassination attempts, and tonight the fbi is saying it foiled a third. this one a plot by iran to kill trump before the election. >> these individuals allegedly plotted to murder an american citizen on our soil at the direction of a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: according to a criminal complaint, iranian operative farhad shakeri told the fbi the plot was hatched by a member of iran's revolutionary guard corp, considered a terrorist organization by the u.s. shakeri said he was asked by that iranian official to kill trump in september. shakeri replied, quote, it

prosecutors say the iranian national guard, the revolutionary guard of iran, tasked a man named farhad to target and kill u.s.-based figures deemed to be enemies of iran. shakari is at large right now and believed to be in iran. in the meantime, federal agents say they have arrested two new york city men believed to have been recruited to help shakari. prosecutors released images of some of the guns the new york-based men allegedly had in their arsenal. the three are accused of surveilling and targeting a u.s.-based dissident of iran an other critics of the regime living in other countries. but in charging documents, prosecutors allege last month iranian officials urged shakari to focus on killing trump. defense say shakari claims to have not actually formulated the plan, norah. >> norah: and scott, iran has been after donald trump and other officials for a while, right? >> reporter: yeah, iran has been accused of trying to seek vengeance, some form of revenge for the 2020 killing of the iranian revolutionary guard commander qasem soleimani. soleimani was killed in an air strike ordere

a complaint filed in federal court with an unnamed official in revolutionary guard instructor contactitor and ultimately killed trump. david spunt in washington, exactly what happened here? shannon, not andrea the man is a 51-year-old who was allegedly working with the iranian regime as you mentioned on this plan to k president-elect trump and his name is asset farhad shakeri and according to criminal complaint he demanded large sums of money for working on this plot to kill the president-elect just a few months ago. stated in the criminal complaint, asset farhad shakeri said irgc official said it would cost a huge amount of money and that irgc official said we already spent a lot of money so the money is not an issue. according to the complaint, spoke to fbi via telephone that gave conditions on the interview. and asset farhad shakeri dated reason for participating with the fbi is to attempt to obtain a sentence reduction for another individual who is serving a sentence in a u.s. prison by providing assistance to law enforcement on this individual's behalf. we reached out to the doj

deterrence has failed vis-a-vis the revolutionary guard corps, bret.een trying to kill president trump. mike pompeo, robert o'brien, brian hook. i think john bolton was on the list, mark milley. as a result we have to look for the fbi to step up the surveillance, step up the counter espionage because they are very intentional about -- >> bret: fran chess carrasco we just didn't hear about that much at the end of this campaign, obviously it was in the middle of a campaign. >> yeah, and, bret, i think there have been bipartisan concerns about the safety of president trump -- former president trump president-elect trump now. we saw that following the two assassination attempts on him that you had lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say that there needed to be stepped up security. both him and other officials and really calling for reforms at this point of the secret service as well. so, i will be on the lookout as we get congress back into session to see what happens with that. >> bret: one of the beam hugh mentioned that is in the rockie mountain ran cr

now, he says he was told by officials in the iranian national revolutionary guard that money was no objecthey wanted him to come up with a plan and recruit others in his criminal network to assassinate donald trump within seven days. they said if he wasn't able to do it within that timeframe he should, allegedly, wait until after the election, because they presumed that donald trump would lose and he would be easier to kill. now, this afghan national again at large, allegedly came forward with this information to the fbi because he was seeking a lighter sentence for his friends who are imprisoned in the united states. but, look, donald trump is someone who has had a tense relationship, to say the least, with iran, he entered relationship, to say the least, with iran, he ended the nuclear deal with iran when he was in office in his first term, he ordered the killing of the iranian top general, qasem soleimani, so us officials have been concerned that iran would seek to retaliate in the department ofjustice today saying there are a few other state actors that poses such a grave threat to us

this one according to a criminal complaint was hatched in iran, directed by a member of iran's revolutionary guard plan revealed today aimed at killing mr. trump before or after the election were he to lose. today the u.s. department of justice charging an iranian man and two alleged accomplices in the plot. the details emerging as the president-elect remains out of sight, taking a different approach as he builds a new administration. garret haake reports. >> reporter: president-elect trump has already survived two assassination attempts, and tonight the fbi is saying it foiled a third. this one a plot by iran to kill trump before the election. >> these individuals allegedly plotted to murder an american citizen on our soil at the direction of a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: according to a criminal complaint, iranian operative farhad shakeri told the fbi the plot was hatched by a member of iran's revolutionary guard corp, considered a terrorist organization by the u.s. shakeri said he was asked by that iranian official to kill trump in september. shakeri replied, quote, it would cos

iran has been determined to avenge the death of revolutionary guard general soleimani, killed in an americantrike during trump's first term. the fbi learned of the plot from the man asked to arrange it. the criminal complaint said shakeri spoke from iran. >> i receivered a phone call from the fbi. >> reporter: he was first instructed to target american writer and activist. he got two men in prison to assist. those men are under arrest and in custody. the complaint says iran told sh shakeri to kill two people in new york city because of their support for israel. then he was told to put aside his other efforts and focus on trump. abc news, new york. >> thank you for that. >> whit: the news of the s assassination plot comes as the election picked up speed. his administration now begins to take shape. white house correspondent maryalice parks joins us from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. we have new clues this morning about how much power and sway the richest man on earth, elon musk, might have in a future trump administration. sources tells us he has been ri

save daniel, a bad police gave the names of special forces personnel to these law mac revolutionary guard. he claimed he was working for british intelligence as a double agent, and had been inspired buying the tv series homeland. last year he escaped from prison and was on the run for 3 days. the judge says he now faces a long jail sentence. margaret gilmore is a u. k based national security analysts. welcome to the w ms. gilmore. now, what is your reaction 1st off to this verdict? no surprise and i think he will get a very low sentence. he was very amateurish in a way what he did, but he had a very big ego because he was very bright, very intelligence had a very big brain, but morally questionable. he called himself a patch yet, but he wanted to be a double agent. well, that doesn't quite stick together. so i think that in that he was very dangerous. in the end, he was planning, he had already had to do some stuff to the wrong that he was planning to leave and go to iran where he wants to be a double agent. so i'm not surprised, and i think this is a lot at he was likely to get because o

the revolutionary guard official says, yeah we've got plenty of money.'ve got billions from the sanctions relief because we haven't had the sanctions. >> they're looking for a 51-year-old shakiry. they're saying that the charges expose iran's continued brazen attempts to target u.s. citizens including president-elect donald trump and other government leaders and dissidents who criticized the regime in tehran. the islamic revolutionary guard, terrorist organization,has been conspiring with hitmen targeting u.s. citizens. and more from the criminal complaint which says that shakiry indicated to rirgc said it would cost a huge amount of money and they said money is not an issue. and critics of the biden administration say that iran has too much money because the biden administration did not enforce the trump era sanctions in tehran, leading them to funnel money to hamas, hezbollah, and houthis in yemen. griff: lucas live for us. thank you. anita: thanks, griff. for more on president-elect's trump to the white house, steve cortez. welcome to the show, great

the deputy commander of the revolutionary guard in iran stated publicly that iran will respond at somet in this case between israel and hezbollah continues, so high numbers of death on the lebanese side, and just continuing on the israeli side, even with the terrible impact of israeli strikes against hezbollah, the communication devices, hezbollah is still fighting back, even if not with ballistic missiles and overwhelming force, the north, they have been unable to return to their homes, and these missiles are rich in central israel. and the death continues in the gaza strip. and negotiators have, for now, gone home. so the danger for us interest and personnel in the region remains high, and that is the main reason for increasing the number of assets that are going to the region, to protect us personnel and assets, as well as to support israel. i assets, as well as to support israel. , ., israel. i understand. so in our israel. i understand. so in your view— israel. i understand. so in your view when _ israel. i understand. so in your view when it - israel. i understand. so in your vie

it says an unnamed member of iran's revolutionary guard corps, tasked one of the agents with orchestratingm to carry this out within ten days. this person charged in the complaint was in iran but working with a network of criminals he had met while he served in u.s. prison, and asked these people to participate. they were already surveilling and stalking a brooklyn journalist, a dissident, the subject of other iranian plots against her life, and iran essentially directed them to go after trump. this iranian talked to the fbi and said he never intended to carry the plot out. he's nonetheless charged with murder for hire and other charges as are the two americans who are in custody. and remember, jose, this is the second plot that the justice department has rolled out, charging iranians with trying to kill donald trump. the first one we reported on in july. it's totally separate. it's pretty clear, according to the doj, the government of iran had donald trump in their sights. they thought trump would lose the election, and he would be able to go after him after the election, when the securit

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and other officials who are part of the decision at the time to kill the head of the iranian revolutionary guardee what the biden team does in the coming days. so will we. thank you for coming onto the programme. d0 will we. thank you for coming onto the programme-— the programme. do come in the programme _ the programme. do come in the programme again. _ the programme. do come in the programme again. thank i the programme. do come in the programme again. thank you. l so what lessons can the uk learn from trump's victory? is this a cautionary tale for labour? inspiration for the conservatives under their new leader, kemi badenoch? let's pick that one up. sonia, what lessons do you think?— let's pick that one up. sonia, what lessons do you think? there are some im ortant lessons do you think? there are some important lessons _ lessons do you think? there are some important lessons for _ lessons do you think? there are some important lessons for labour - lessons do you think? there are some important lessons for labour and i important lessons for labour and they are — important lessons for labour

unsealed the criminal charges on friday that allege an unnamed official in iran's paramilitary revolutionary guard

department unsealed criminal complaint today which says in recent months and official and iran's revolutionary guard instructed an operative in the united states to put together an assassination plan. another person was also brought into the plot. but the fbi got wind of it and arrested the 2. they are both from the new york city area. >> the judge overseeing president-elect donald trump's 2020 election interference case is canceled. any remaining court deadlines. prosecutors say that they need more time to assess the appropriate course going forward following trump's presidential victory this week. last year, a special counsel jack smith charge to trump with plotting to overturn the results of the election 4 years ago and illegally hoarding classified documents at his mar-a-lago estate. but team is now evaluating how to wind down the cases due to longstanding justice department policy. that's sitting. presidents cannot be prosecuted. >> meantime, president-elect trump is working to build his new administration. he's already made an historic choice for his white house chief of staff. and there are s

we are going to give israel a teeth breaking response and hence he has ordered the islamic revolutionary guardtions for that. i am wondering at this point of iran will execute that response or perhaps would be really satisfied with a ceasefire which may come or has come into effect between israel and hezbollah. it does give them an opportunity to de—escalate the situation if they want to go in that direction? that's true, i don't think either side iranians and israelis can afford a war because israel is also suffering in terms of its economy, industry, public services and so on, there is been a lot of destruction, and iran also faces similar domestic challenges and foreign—policy complications. what does this mean for gaza and hamas? this frees up israeli forces to perhaps focus more on gaza, but they have been fighting hamas for the last 13 months and not been very successful in that respect because hamas has proved to be quite resilient, at the same time where are the hostages why israel has not been able locate those hostages and comed throughout gaza and yet have not found more than 100 ho

the department says the assassination attempts were planned by iran's revolutionary guard corps.o straight to will grant, who's in florida. will, what more do we know? i will cast our minds back to september when the donald trump campaign confirmed to have been briefed by us intelligence of a plant by iran to assassinate their candidate. now we are finding out through unsealed documents opened in charges brought in federal court in manhattan that farhad shakeri, a 51—year—old iranian man, and two others, carlisle rivera and jonathon loadholt, both from new york, were allegedly part of this plot against donald trump, to carry out surveillance of him and indeed is you mentioned in your indirection, a number of figures in the us of whom donald trump was one. the charges were also brought against a specific plot against against a specific plot against a man of iranian origin. two of the men were actually in the courtroom for those charges, mr carlisle rivera and mrjonathon loadholt, the other, mr farhad shakeri, the irani and believed by the us government to be an asset of the irania

who says, he is believed to be an iranian assets in america, he says he was directed by the revolutionary guardsr to put together a plot to kill donald trump. he was told to set aside everything else and concentrate on surveilling donald trump and keeping an eye on him and working out how to try to kill him. this is explosive stuff because he is saying it was the iranian government who was directing him to do this. there were two assassination attempts against donald trump during the course of the election campaign. we have no reason to believe at the moment they are connected to iran in anyway, but it means donald trump is going to take this very, very seriously when he learns that iranians government officials were trying to plot to kill him at a time when the middle eastis kill him at a time when the middle east is greatly inflamed and the incoming new president will have a role to play in that. we will see how it plays out. but this is big news in the united states, that the justice department said there was this plot to try to kill donald trump. this plot to try to kill donald trum -. . ~ t

now, the criminal complaint filed alleges that an unnamed official in iran's parliamentary revolutionary guard instructed a contact this past september to put together a plan to surveil and ultimately kill trump. prosecutors also allege that they were recruited as part of a criminal network to silence and kill an american journalist known to be a strong critic of iranian regime. well, also new for you this morning, the judge in the donald trump election interference trial has hit pause on the case. scott mcgrew joins us now. we expected this. we did. absolutely. good morning. justice department policy says you can't prosecute a sitting president. and in a legal filin, prosecutor jack smith said he needed time to figure out to how move forward or what to do. we do expect the interference case to wind down with no conclusion, no trial. along with other other federal case against trump, accuses him of taking and sharing secret documents from the white house. it's possible smith will issue some kind of final report, though, before trump takes office. elon musk no doubt celebrating as tesla just be

he said he'd been directed by an iranian official with the revolutionary guard to surveille then-candidate trump and a plan to assassinate him. the foreign ministry called it baseless. u.s. prosecutors say an american journalist was also a target for assassination by the same criminal network, an iranian born woman said she was the target. >> i was invited to go to fairfield university. the fbi came to my house the same day and warned me not to go. >> reporter: long openly critical of the government, she vows she will not back down. >> they want to kill me. that makes me more determined to give voice to iranian women, iranian men, fighting shoulder to shoulder to bring the wall of dictatorship down. >> reporter: following the two other assassination attempts against president-elect donald trump during the campaign, curity at his mar-a-lago home at new heights. this robotic dog captured walking on its metal legs around the grounds just feet away from armed guards patrolling by land and water. the secret service in florida on alert with just over two months before trump returns to the white

that plan was originally run by the iranian revolutionary guards, and hired a man named r hod shaka read at an national living in a room to come up with a plan to assassinate that, the president elect that he was 1st asked to do that in september. and in a recorded conversation with you as law enforcement authorities, he said that on october 7th, he was told to carry that plan out within 7 days or to wait until after the election. where if trump mor speaking might be easier to carry out. he and 2 other men were charged. 2 other men were arrested in the u. s. chit chat, cody is believed to be in a rush. meanwhile, trump gave his 1st interview to nbc news and a telephone conversation with recorder kristen welter. he said he believed he had a mandate to bring common sense back to the country in his words. and he said that his priority would be securing the us border with mexico. asked if he had a price tag for his plan for mass deportations of undocumented people in america. he said there was no price tag, but there was no choice but to carry it out. john henry and l g 0, palm beach, florid

department officials, an afternoon national, named for hon shaka read, was hired by the iranian revolutionary guard. and his handlers told him to come up with a plan to assassinate trump in september. according to recorded conversations with law enforcement officials, shocker re said that he was told on october 7th, to carry out that plan within 7 days or wait until after the election to other man carlyle rivera and jonathan load home were arrested in the united states, shot the rate is believed to remain in a rock. meanwhile, trump did his 1st interview in a telephone interview with nbc is kristen welter. trump said he believed he had a mandate to bring common sense back to the country. he said his number one priority was securing the us border with mexico. asked if he had a price tag for the mass deportations of millions of undocumented people in america . he said he had no price tag, but he had no choice to carry it out. the problem was just too bad. he said john henry, l g 0, palm beach, florida. meanwhile, the mexican government says its policies to reduce the flow of migrants from south to no

complaint, iranian operative farhad shakeri told the fbi the plot was hatched by a member of iran's revolutionary guard corp, considered a terrorist organization by the u.s. shakeri said he was asked by that iranian official to kill trump in september. shakeri replied, quote, it would cost a huge amount of money. the official then said we've already spent a lot of money so money is not an issue. and telling him to provide a plan within seven days to kill trump, if not to wait until the election and, quote, afterwards, it would be easier to assassinate him. two of his alleged associates were arrested. photos of their weapons were in the doj complaint while shakeri at large, believed to be in iran. trump supporters now demanding the president-elect get more security. >> they are trying to kill right now as we speak president-elect trump. they think they can get away with it, and that is what's so disturbing. >> reporter: a trump spokesperson saying, quote, nothing will deter president trump from returning to the white house and restoring peace around the world. it comes as trump's decisive margin of vict

live in which allowed daniel khalife to essentially use facebook to contact iran's islamic revolutionary guardstershire, who recently pleaded guilty to carrying out an arson attack on the hearth of russia, to contact the state backed russian group wagner through telegram —— on behalf of russia. this idea of cyber warfare, that countries like russia instead of using tanks, missiles and bullets to disrupt the societies of their geopolitical opponents, they would rather use sabotage and other forms of disruption. it is because of this that the last government introduced the national security act last year and by counterterrorism detectives are spending increasing amount of time on state threats rather than terrorism.— rather than terrorism. daniel sandford. — rather than terrorism. daniel sandford, thank _ rather than terrorism. daniel sandford, thank you. - the masterchef presenter gregg wallace will stop presenting the programme while allegations of historical misconduct are investigated. it comes after a bbc news investigation which heard from 13 people who've accused him of inappropriate sexu

far as the heaters of charge, and i've gotten national over an electric launch by yvonne's revolutionary guard to kill donald trump. iran foreign ministry has called the allegations baseless and false results that has moved from tara, the one dismissed as the claims that the run has been in both submission. at times . a guest, the president elect. donald trump, you're asked for the minister spokesperson is my back. i to, they said this claim is baseless and he's fake. and he said that the repetition of this claim is a discussion of cost received by scientists and enter your own sort of fame. add further complicating to ask your obligations. but you said from your office perspective, donald trump is a criminal who must be prosecuted in a quote, the flow for ordering destination of customs for the money in 2020, the copies of commander of your ons cause forces. but you said that to do that. you run is not going to follow the full actions, but rather employed the go measures. someone don't have when it comes to your minds reaction to the, the election of donald trump. so even the officials are sa