he's also being the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme needa and has support from hotline. as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. but the question now is, what was the vote to to not be what percentage of the vote would get. he may win the election but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague. i just there are there on well gary, say more from the crown center for middle east studies. he doubts the election. will have an impact on talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deals. i think the dominant view in the by did ministration is that it doesn't really matter who the president is. because all of the key decisions on foreign policy and national security policy, including the player missile program, really resides with surprise meter. how many? so from the bite and ministration standpoint, they would expect in the go see ations to revise the nuclear deal chasing p o a to continue after the election. and it's possible that of agreement might be reached during the lame duck period. president rodney does not actually office until early august, but

he's also been the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme needa and has support from hotline. as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. the question now is, what was the voter turnout be? what percentage of the vote would get he may win the election but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague. i just, there are, there are, well, are correspondent doors such barbie joins us live now from toronto. so it appears the election suffered from low voter turnout. why did people stay away them well, the number one concern for the general public has been that they don't believe that they, governments can really do much in terms of turning the economy around. that is the main concern. now whether or not abraham racy, the front runner will be able to do that is what people voted for him. are hoping for now. just a short while ago we heard from one of the conservative candidates most and read a who has written letter letter congratulating the head of her onto the sherry abraham, right. you see in his when, which we still cannot confirm because the interior

that deal in the 1st place, but abraham raise, he has said that he does support the yes as the supreme needa has backed it. but the difference between him and the reformists is president has been real handy and he's reformist back is, is that the form of the, the 2015 nuclear deal as the foundation to build better relations with the west. whereas abraham, right. you see, and he's conservative supporters or some some know them as principal list supporters. they see it as the ceiling. they have a deep mistrust of the united states and mistrust. in fact, that they feel that it's proven right. especially since the former president to donald trump pulling nike states out of that deal, an impulse tensions against iran was turned to latin america now, which has seen some of the worst of the current of ours. pandemic countries is still struggling with high infection rates and slow vaccine rollouts. the continent is reporting the most that spec caps in the well the up to 18 per 1000000. as compared to less than 1000000 in the united states. and in brazil, protesters have been taking to the streets, d

but for abraham right, he has said that he does support the deal as the supreme needa has backed it. but the difference between him and the reformists is president has been randi, and he's reformist back is, is that the reform is be the 2015 nuclear deal as the foundation to build better relations with the west. whereas abraham, right, you see, and he's conservative supporters or some some know them as principal list supporters. they see it as the ceiling. they have a deep mistrust of the united states and i mistrust i in fact that they feel that it's proven right. especially since the former president donald trump pulled united states out of that deal, an impulse sanctions against iran. many thanks to that, i said, beg correspondence in teheran, let's look in more detail at the most pressing challenges facing abraham. right. you see reviving the 2015 nuclear dale is top of the agenda. as i said, was mentioning talks in vienne, vienna entered a critical phase. an agreement could be reached before rice. e takes office in august. the deal put limits on a wrong nuclear program in exchan

but abraham raise, he has said that he does support the yes, as the supreme needa has backed it. but the difference between him and the reformists in prison, husband ro honie, and he's reformist, back as is that the reform is be the 2015 nuclear deal as a foundation to build better relations with the west. whereas abraham, right, you see, and he's conservative supporters or some some know them as principal list supporters . they see it as the ceiling. they have a deep mistrust of the united states and mistrust. in fact, that they feel that it's proven right. especially since the former president to donald trump pull the 9 states out of that deal, an impulse tensions against iran. one of rice's main concerns is the 2015 nuclear deal. iranian foreign minister, jo azurie says, talks in vienna. i've been going well and could reach a conclusion before i see takes office. there is a good possibility that we will reach an agreement before the end of our tenure as as how soon. so we are supposed to leave our office by mid august. and i think there is a good possibility that we can reach

he's also being the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme needa and has support from hard liners. i joined us now from the capital tower on and tell us i had what are you hearing in terms of where the polling stations have closed in some places obviously voting was extended but where, where does it stand now? so an hour ago. so we were in there on the police station close at midnight, but this one in north there on the thing you saw this hasn't extended for another 2 hours. so until 2 am we have half an hour left. now what we understand is that the people got the door by the way, we understand that there's been a final pushed by some needs to reform mister murder to get people to do a protest vote in support of him at the but it's still not clear cut what the vote to turn out will be real in the capital. the captain has about 8000000 people, half the country, they're over 59000000 eligible voters. so they're on isn't essentially iran and north, they're on their own. there's many different differences here. so it's still very difficult to tell, but there is a seems lik

he's also being the head of the judiciary since 2019 is close to the supreme needa and has support from hotline. as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. the question now is, what was the voter turnout be? what percentage of the vote would get he may win the election but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague, i just, there are there on well, as mentioned there, abraham, right, you see is considered the front runner, but it's not his 1st bid for power a hotline had to iran victory for the presidency in 2017, but lost out to hassan ro, honie he'd be the 1st president already sanctioned by the u. s. for his alleged role in the execution of thousands of political prisoners 30 years ago. while it's not officially taking sides, the cleric has the backing of the powerful revolutionary gods. also support the supreme leader. he seen, as i tell a harmonized protege the victory could strengthen his position as a possible successor to hon. and i well treated farsi as the executive vice president of the quincy institute joined us now from washington. and we know that the

he's also been the head of the judiciary since 2019 it's close to the supreme needa and has support from hard line. as many may criticize the outcome of this problem. the question now is, what was the vote to to not be what percentage of the vote would get. he may win the election, but not necessarily widespread popular support. i said vague, i'll just 0 there on will thing with story, gary sam, or was a senior official in the us national security council during the obama administration. he's now the director of the crime center for middle east studies. he says he does, the election will have an impact on the talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. i think a dominant view in the by did ministration, is that it doesn't really matter who the president is. because all of the key decisions on foreign policy and national security policy, including the player missile program, really resides with supreme meter. so from the bite and ministration standpoint, they would expect their negotiations to revise the nuclear deal chasing p o a to continue after the election. and it's possible that that agr