detailed discussion on this different aspects want to national agenda including the situation in syria libya yemen in iraq in afghanistan. and everything which happens around as a state today. on all this is here so we have a joint approach is there mostly in detail we spoke on the syria about the syria settlement. well thanks to the efforts of the astronaut. there is lately has been seen. real progress has been b.s. in the promotion. of his political resolution of. stairs which will allow him there in the near future as at least to create a secure shot committee and to scar the negotiations. with favor of which of the participants of the congress of the syrian national dialogue. for which was convened last year on the initiative for russia iran and turkey and of course special attention was paid today to the situation which is taking place around this joint a comprehensive plan of action on this settlement of the situation around the iranian nuclear program which was approved four years ago and in summer two thousand and fifteen. it was unanimously approved by the u.n. security resolution council

tremendously so we had a very detailed work discussion of international global the shoes we discussed syria libya yemen iraq afghanistan. as well as all the related to. see which are more possible shit but across the board our views are very close to. syria was one of the. highlights of our meeting today figgs through the efforts of the trio we in the last sixteen months see the very good progress on. on the political track so we've arranged a steps to be taken in the media future to create the situational committee. at the bare minimums and start talks supported by the syrian national dialogue car groups which was convened last year in so we ship on the initiative of the three guarantors and of course today we discussed at length the situation over the joint comprehensive plan of action some of which concerns the iranian nuclear program that the plan of action was endorsed was for years ago and it was because of us still validated by the u.n. security council resolution one year ago of united states announced drop which was . blasted as a violation of the joint comprehensive plan of action. and the u.

resulted across the middle east and north africa following the invasions of iraq the war in syria libya and yemen and also dealing with dismissed that has been perpetuated for hundreds of years that war is good for business war is good for weapons industry which is the growing dramatically for mercenary corporations which have been smuggling. market economy but the overwhelming majority of businesses in the industry and workers and citizens like suffer from war so there's an opportunity now at this moment in history to actually build a broad based movement and also gauge with governments around the world to find practical and effective alternatives to deal egypt of my drive and the momentum for war whether that's coming from a democrat or republican president whether it's coming from the united states turkey saudi arabia russia or what have you to. really citizens who are tired of this constant military consular yeah i mean basically you know let me go to go to walter you when you have when you have a candidate you know she really shows her cards and it's really quite amazing how they try to shut

second that vietnam korea iraq syria afghanistan yemen libya palestine honduras haiti chile about as well i guatemala honduras panama that sounds like a little bit every day 3 that i know a little bit little critters. we are what sends you to this documentary. and you can effectively turn it off because it is clearly a new york on propaganda fest as menar mo who was meant press news said vice media hasn't just sold itself out to the neo con agenda it's also normalised that agenda among its audience through its growing digital platform propaganda always goes down easier when it's wear and suspenders ever notice that it does like that guy would possibly be lying to you because it isn't good. but for those of you who are sad to hear advice is just spitting out state department talking points don't worry that's not all they do they also do paid propaganda for saudi arabia we've been fighting the 20 kidnapped elizabeth camel just outside the capital. terms who the very special place in saudi arabia is coming now you know that. maybe that's why vice really change their motto to vice news c

that authorization that she voted against is the underpinning for our presence tonight in syria and libya and yemen as well. this has metastasized over time, and we envision people serving in these wars who were not even born when this authorization was passed. the challenge, and it is not easy, is to bring these wars to a conclusion, to prioritize our diplomatic efforts. and our willingness is to work with other countries, not only our allies, sometimes our enemies, to find non-violent, peaceful ways to end these wars and address the underlying concerns. , withama administration the comprehensive plan of action, where they negotiated with iran, the permanent members of the security council in germany, to keep that country from developing weapons without firing a shot or sending a single u.s. member to invade yet another country, to me that is a model. it is not perfect. no agreement with that many partners is going to be perfect. but it was a step in the right direction. i want to make sure and it is fallingrea, instead of along with kim jong-un, and do nothing to do neil cries that peninsula, tha

casualties sounds plausible enough apparently the new ninja bomb has already been used in iraq libya syria somalia and yemen now the mastermind behind the suicide bombing on the u.s.s. cole back in the year 2000 was apparently taken out by and ninja bomb in january according to pentagon reports so is this new missile the answer will it improve the image of the drone strike program in the eyes of the american public what do you think of the drone strike program. ok with it i know nothing about it it's pretty awful actually we have this thing now called a ninja bomb and what it is is it and when it detonates it sends blades through the air and the idea is this will minimize civilian casualties we can pick the terrorist we want to kill send the ninja bomb and fewer civilians will be killed you know that the blades kill the. terrorists and not the civilians it doesn't seem like that you can target maybe specific people with that seems like you'll just. spread out a lot of. a lot of damage i think that's also did a pretty good program number limit civilian casualties are going to do not that's not happening i th

let's think about syria, iraq, yemen, libya. these are a lot of failing states. some that are fragile states as well. this is a mountain we should not be climbing up without much better preparation. >> i have read somewhere and i can't remember where an analyst saying, look, iran isn't tibet. don't pretend iran is a purveyor of peace around the world >> no. >> we are getting reports overnight that the president is trying to open up back channel discussion with iran. do you believe that to be genuine? do you have any hope that it would be successful? >> well, a back channel through the swiss is what i have heard. you just had a bit on your show that said khomeni and the hard liners have all the phone numbers they need. if we wanted to talk to iran, the way is to say inside the jcpoa which was a transactional deal just limiting iran's nuclear capabilities for a period of years. it wasn't a transformational deal. should have stayed there where we had channels and our allies were on the same side and they had channels and that gave us back channels to talk to the chi