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chemical used as weapons. what the previous body john body between a piece of the u.n. u.n. judge investigated mechanism that no longer exists was doing until november last year it was doing that a second layer looking at whether these attacks that the fact finding mission to turn in to a known to use of chemical could be attributed to an end to an absolutely i'm there for russia for example voted against the mechanism pacifically because of star but it was manipulated for political reasons what. what the w. is now being given late june in a day it was a decision is to send my recollection is correct the secretariat is to make arrangements to a law that's exactly my and my question why do you think those functions yet must be given to body whose objectivity is sometimes doubted by its own members rather than let's say an organization an entity like yours which insists on its impartiality and reach its proficiency professional in applying all the goals let me explain you why because we serve two totally different purposes one is to make reports public reports as to on one han

chemical weapons stockpile. that declared stockpile was destroyed. the facilities that syria declared were visited by u.n. inspectors. there was a process that was successful. surely we can see from the continued use of the weapons is that the declaration was not complete. there has been technical teams going out to verify the declaration. you see a bit of a parallel. you see the value of the declaration and the way it can be used to motivate our guide inspectors. you did have opcw inspectors able to interview personnel and review documents and compare samples. all of this was extremely valuable. it allows us at the present time to assign blame. that is why you have the difference between the four instances where we can say for sure the aside regime -- assad regime was responsible. >> you had chemical weapons, sanctions, military strikes, condemnations, and declarations, and at the end of the day he was using chemical weapons to slaughter his own people. that was in the chemical context. syria was building the plutonium reactor with north korean help. lots of discussion about this very the bush administra

u.n. resolutions and -- >> sanctions that didn't exist before this regime took office. >> north korea has chemical and biological weapons and brutalizes his own people and there's no verifiable evidence that north korea is denuclearizing. i'm afraid that at this point the united states, the trump administration, is being taken for a ride. >> fear not, senator. fear not. >> there's no evidence. to the contrary. >> fear not, senator. >> there's no evidence. >> fear not. may i? >> please. >> i guess you didn't ask a question. >> you can please answer. >> fear not. this administration has taken enormously constructive actions that put us in a place far better than in either of the two previous administrations. one democrat, one republican. we have put in sanctions unequaled. we are continuing to enforce that sanctions regime. we have made it incredibly clear to continue to enforce that regime until such time as denuclearization as we have defined it is complete. pressure on the regime is clearly being felt. we have lots of work to do. but unlike previous administrations, senator, we have no intention

u.n. resolutions -- >> sanctions that didn't exist before this regime took office. >> and north korea still has chemical and biological weapons and brutalizes its own people. there's no verifiable evidence that there's no denuclearization. i'm afraid at this point the united states, the trump administration, is being taken for a ride. >> fear not, senator. fear not. >> there's no evidence to the contrary. >> fear not, senator. >> there's no evidence. >> i guess you didn't ask -- >> okay. >> fear not, this administration has taken enormously constructive actions that have put us in a place that is far better than in either of the two previous administrations, one republican, one democrat. we put sanctions in place that is unequalled. we're continuing to enforce that. we made it clear that we will continue to enforce sanction regime until such time as denuclearization as we defined it is complete. pressure on the regime is clearly being felt. we have lots of work to do. unlike previous administrations, senator, we have no intention of allowing the un sanctions, the world's sanctions, that we led the charg

focus on syria with regards to chemical weapons -- ofn frustrated by the lack continued, sustained emphasis and need to do something about that, both in the opcw and in the u.n., and outside of those organizations, that not enough can be done. and the shortcomings of the jcpoa and the path forward on how to look for improvements. >> thank you for having me here today and thank you for coming it is interesting, most of the time, when we look at this problem, they see it as paramount. starts in syria and goes to iran. it shows syria remains a major problem in this regard, the on the civil war, beyond the politics. syria, their chemical weapons stockpile, -- had the nuclear issue with the malevolent nature. his behavior was sort of all over the place. it is clear that syria is becoming a bigger -- as part of the subsequent redline agreement, the subsequent violating of the cwc through the use of chlorine and sarah and in a couple -- of a coupleand sarin in of cases, and multiple problems, obviously, with the declarations. the question of where did it come from in the first place. it would be a good question, i don't know, what other violators have we had to tha

. >> we signed a chemical deal that -- >> and they were going to help us with north korea, and the first chance they had, they rooked us at the u.ne it back to you. which raises the specter of what the president thinks is true and what winds up happening in reality don't always meet on international affairs. >> most often it doesn't meet on international affairs, and the president knows exactly what he is doing. he is really the master of distraction. whenever he gets tangled up any kind of way, this is what he does. he deflects, he deflects, he deflects, and he's going to continue to do that again. domestic issues vitally important. foreign affairs vitally important. and the president goes it alone a lot, chris. he doesn't seek the advice of his foreign policy experts before he goes out like a 5-year-old and pulls everybody into his web. see, the difference between him running his companies is that being the president of the united states of america, there's so much at stake both here at home and also with foreign policy, our geopolitical partners in the world. he's pulling everybody into this, and he needs to take his statement

u.n. resolutions and -- >> it didn't exist before this regime took office. >> and north korea still has chemical and nuclear weapons and brutalize their own people and there is no verifiable evidence that north korea is denuclearizing. i'm afraid that at this point the united states, the trump administration, is being taken for a ride. >> fear not, senator. fear not. >> there is no evidence. >> they're not, senator. >> fear not. fear not, senator. >> there is no evidence. >> i guess you didn't ask a question. >> it's okay. >> fear not. this administration has taken i normously constructive action that's have put us in a place that is far better than in either of the previous two administrations, one republican and one democrat. we put sanctions regime in place that is unequal. we're continuing to enforce that sanctions regime. we made incredibly clear that we will continue to enforce that sanctions regime. until such time as denuclearization as we defined it is complete, pressure on the regime is clearly being felt. we have lots of work to do. but unlike previous administrations, senator, we hav

u.n. resolutions and sanctions. >> sanctions that didn't exist before this regime took office. >> and north korea still has chemical and biological weapons and brutalizes its own people and again there's no verifiable evidence that north korea is denuclearizing. so i am afraid that at this point the united states, the trump administration, is being taken for a ride. >> fear not, senator. fear not. >> there's no evidence to the contrary. >> fear not, senator. >> there's no evidence. >> senator, fear not. >> please. >> i guess you didn't ask a question, so i'll -- >> no. >> fear not. this administration has taken enormously constructive actions that have put us in a place that is far better than either of the two previous administrations, one republican, one democrat. we have put sanctions regime in place that is unequaled. we are continuing to enforce that sanctions regime. we've made incredibly clear we will continue that sanctions regime until such time that denuclearization as we've defined it is complete. pressure on the regime is clearly felt. we have lots of work to do, but unlike previous administrations, sen