robert malley, the u.s. special envoy to iran, has been speaking to us.et's listen to what he has been saying. >> we are announcing a slew of new sanctions which will be aimed at leaders of the irgc that have been involved in the crackdown across the country, prison officials who have been responsible, and we are going up and down the chain, high-level officials, and lower-level officials who have been involved in violent suppression of protesters who may have thought they could hide behind the anonymity, but we are going to name and shame them as well. we are going after those who are trying to censor and surveilled the iranian people. mark: robert malley speaking a little earlier on france 24. that's all interview coming up shortly. at least 13 people have been killed in what iran is calling a terror attack at one of its holiest site. it happened in -- there is a discrepancy in the number of attackers referred to. local media saying three. state terrorism -- a development this evening, the islamic state group has claimed the attack. insiders in washingt

and i said, to everyone, including the special envoy, robert malley that what the iranian people wanton. they want to overthrow the regime. and, today's, ago he posted a tweet saying that the iranian people are asking for respect on the streets from the government. and i thought, that's not what i thought. and that's not what the news coming out of iran's. >> so, scott, what should the u.s. do? >> i think we have to do everything that we can to support these people who are risking their lives. this is one of the most oppressive, horrific regimes on the face of the earth. but they do to women and anyone else who gets in their way is terrible. and so, i'm a little disheartened to hear that you want to head in the meeting to come up a little bit short in your eyes. i would hope that we would be encouraging the people to shock the oppressors. and of self government. i'm not arguing that we roll on united states military. but i do think the united states is the light of the world when it comes to -- self governing. and i imagine the people on the street is fully behind him as they can. the

top brass of the state department, and you know, i said to everyone including the special envoy, robert malleyat what the iranian people want is a revolution. they wants to overthrow the regime. and, two days ago, he posted a tweet saying, the iranian people are asking for respect on the streets from the government, and i thought, but is not what i said. and that is not what the news coming out of iran is. >> so, what should the u.s. do? >> i think we ought to be doing everything and anything we can to support these people who are risking their lives. this is one of the most oppressive, horrific regimes on the face of the earth, what they do to women and anyone else who gets in their way is terrible. and, so, i am a little disheartened to hear that you had a meeting and came up short in your eyes because, i would hope that we would be encouraging people to throw off these oppressors, and have self- government. i am not arguing that we roll in with the united states military, but i do think the united states is the light of the world when it comes to self- government. >> write. >> and, i think