regime in iraq. we are starting a new round of reconstruction after defeating al qaeda, who at some point stop stopped explosive in our resources. at some point, life came back to iraq. the economy started recovering. the construction developed. the security and economic level, and the political level, despite a diss balance we witnessed. we were able to defeat al qaeda, and this brought life and union back to the rack. why do we see what we are seeing today? why did we see the massacres? a genocide of iraqis. some believe that one component is fighting another component. this is not true. all of the iraqi people, the sunnis and shiites, are all killed. it is relating to the morale of al qaeda, who work to reach the goal by shedding the blood of iraqis and spreading terror. the cooperation between our forces in the united states of america, why is terrorism back in the region? what are the main reasons why terrorism isn't moving in iraq? it is a vision of the reality been impacted by the region. afte

waging violence in iraq. that isn't going to go away. >> our problem, we have abandon in the minds of the sunni countries who used to be our alleys, we have abandon them. the sudies and those countries are ut raged. this is -- outraged. this is another example -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is iraq tilting towards iran and is that bad? >> of course it is bad -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is another reason why -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. yes. >> deal with iran which could slow thane nuclear program -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is congress likely to approve the request? >> no. >> you have had the last word. >> the next entity to lead a bail out will be puerto rico. >> he will tweak the law to help ease the cancellations. >> he will change his senior staff to deal with this. >> i predict hillary clinton will run for the presidency in 2016. bye-bye. [ music ] a and >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, host of "white house chronicle," which is coming up, but first a few thoughts of my own.

cost the nation to be eight next year when companies that have been hurting for tough sanctions on iraq are hopeful that derives receive nuclear deal will be to the resumption of this next time dun miss begins. hindsight is that it's eight november twenty six here in korea life are full and you see them come and thank you so much for joining us. we begin with the territorial controversy between korea china and japan which just got a bit more complicated korea's defense ministry on tuesday said that japan's air defence zone includes the korean island of monaco which is located near cheque island. ps it came to a head after time that expanded its own borders over the east china sea. this incident has her top story it turns out japan's air defense identification zone not only includes korea the little island but also encourages on the airspace over by until an island located southwest of atlanta. korean defence ministry spokesperson to me to explain this is because japan's every channel and defend john was t mart needed before the united nations convention on the law of the seat was adopte

the relics of iraq's once thriving jewish community. experts from the national archives it's been years preserving the texts they are finally on display to the. us soldiers were trekking through hussein's flooded basements looking for weapons of mass destruction. but they found something else entirely history of one group of people voting in water and left to rot. periodically in our line of work in foreign affairs. we have the opportunity celebrated to accomplish that doesn't happen all the time. but in this case from the rubble of war we have recovery and preservation of a sample the iraqi jewish heritage that flows from the historic to the mater preservation is from the us national archives were flown in to assess the situation. the materials or frozen to protect them from further damage. when he arrived back in washington that's ten years carefully cleaning and mending the two thousand seven hundred bucks and tens of thousands of documents. and they are books and documents that pertain to the iraqi jewish community there are documen

iraq body count was born. and according to websites big as the bca has been the deadliest in iraq since two thousand and eight. i made other things that i have found a common one is upset to find it's more than seven thousand people being killed this year the civil rights of facts is the one of fox's that we tend to focus on because we are looking at the horizon the statistical eyes and this is the cycle of violence one of the things that we've observed is that as the violence rises the more reason than to have to rise to yet again in the same days people to obey. there were fifty five die itself to a lot. i'm going to be painted but we didn't hear anything because this is the accepted as normal for iraq is the gospel to the rockies and into this new form of freedom the government had added in iraq seem very reluctant to publish any kind of civilians to tell. it's embarrassing and has its office of the campaign to take a picture of the ruffled and there have been hounding the management of the findings in the

waging violence in iraq. that isn't going to go away. >> our problem, we have abandon in the minds of the sunni countries who used to be our alleys, we have abandon them. the sudies and those countries are ut raged. this is -- outraged. this is another example -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is iraq tilting towards iran and is that bad? >> of course it is bad -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is another reason why -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. yes. >> deal with iran which could slow thane nuclear program -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is congress likely to approve the request? >> no. >> you have had the last word. >> the next entity to lead a bail out will be puerto rico. >> he will tweak the law to help ease the cancellations. >> he will change his senior staff to deal with this. >> i predict hillary clinton will run for the presidency in 2016. bye-bye. [ music ] >> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> dollarocracy means the rule of the dollars. one dollar, one vote. those with lots o

has been taking precautionary measures out by asking congress to hold off on more sanctions against iraq while our world how words are negotiating and continuing to try to hammer out a deal president obama says in the us is serious about using diplomacy to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons that there is no need to add new sanctions on top of the boys are ready in place that have crippled iraq's economy. however the us is to get spoiler right now is its ally israel let's remember that it's really time mr page and it's him who is pro israel groups have been lobbying for more punitive measures to be piled against iraq. now according to reports the deal was nearly reached last week we've been reporting about it and according to russia's foreign mr said the law crop night he said that there was no joint proposal but there was a us proposal that everyone including iran agreed on the deck and were last minute amendments to the deal did not go through that france is being blamed for stalling and putting in those last minute amendments to we have to wait and see caught it from world po

they can save the young twenty fourteen the same agreement that the us won it with you brought that iraq refused to grant u s forces for the immunity from justice. a sentence like the killing of civilians in the word out province take it that much more difficult for the afghan government to justify such an agreement with the usc in front of the afghan people. i fear most is to hand feed the center of the mummy what is the push to french farmers to take their own lines statistics are just as moses side of the two things. i am wrong as one prominent down and see the signs and counting the workers of a cattle farm in britain say the pledge is even worse than official figures suggest the report is coming up in just a few minutes from now despite soaring us to ring in relations. officially they remain in the states of emergency. america's decades old sanctions regime has been prolonged by president barack obama for another year. some will make his own capitol hill when people more restrictions put in place of these ripple not small. obama says it's necessary for the thirty plus years eight of

i don't think so, man. >> the last time -- >> in iraq, in iraq. hold on a second. in iraq, the international inspectors actually had more information and better than your friends who thought we had weapons of mass destruction there. >> if there were real on demand inspections at ditch sifferent of course i'd be for that. but there's nothing about the weaponization program which is quite important, actually. they stop sol construction on iraq but not all construction had to do with that. the details of the deal are to be respected. >> it's not true that they don't dismantle anything. they take 20% enriched uranium. >> what do they do to it? >> they turn it into a form that they cannot use it for nuclear weapons. >> how quickly can they turn it back. >> it would be very, very difficult. >> i'm sorry. the demand of the international community has been for ten year, shifted 20% uranium out of iran so they can't turn it back and stop enrichment. >> how effective was the bush administration's policy -- >> it was not effective. >> it was disastrous. and got us 19,000 cent

getting in on the wall while eon and the iraq war but the mindset of the goddess into the iraq war and many people assume that man. it is going to change them the basic american foreign policies that george bush to push the limit. well one thing certainly didn't change the mindset now we're completely detached from any sort of warfare foreign policy network a perpetrator of the world. in britain causing uses may become acclaimed punishable by jail attends all unlimited fines the candle makers are considering a bill to toughen in response to anti social behavior. even children as young as ten could be charged oh and knowing that haiti under the new religious nation. it also allows punishment for sin it is carried out from underneath which calmed the quantity of money for the sitting nearby the bills braved freezing and tough approach has caused major criticism among civil rights activist and to carry an entire essay is one of the eyes. they launched an online petition to stop it from coming into form. attend to today least get the peace deal with artsy to make any deal for protest immed

in iraq women's rights have caught was since the us led invasion in two thousand and three to overthrow saddam hussein domestic abuse and prostitution have increased and it received has soared and ten this and that women have been left with others saudi arabia's guardianship system forbids women from working traveling abroad to opening a bank account one growing in high education without permission from my ear when it sits. i also banned from driving. although some have recently defied the order. syrian forces loyal to president russia how does that have raped and tortured women models are being deprived of their rights by hardline extremists in rebel held areas the color of these items off the southeast coast of africa came top in the survey conducted by thomson reuters foundation the poll asked exposed to the six factors such as violence against women reproductive rights and treatment of women within the family and women's roles in politics and the club poland to winston celebrations have turned violent after troops if i write these three firecrackers and set fire to cars to march in

even in the future when iraq is going to use it to the economy chemo. i've been lying that the page title of the whole point is that it's in some of the mansion the earring and practices the false new faces here and how the piece over the weekend as soon as the news broke about the french the french beat the rain in taste and touch the sand to france's make it two position in geneva toast and honey straight away they said that's a trait that is of the way of going all the new deal with france some um i'm tweeting during on of course about dismissal this tweet from the s t agendas of the fielding smith and that she's picked up a story that was all set in the plaza newsagency covers that you can see the geneva consisted of tough negotiations on a french gun wielding fraud the headline in the town fars news agency assessment on the tenth of twelve the article is that all this i can go to his facebook page and remains to be directly talking to him all nice. hundreds of tweets and then they cut them down with friends. shame on friends. napoleon's want to use

it looks as though china may even start getting oil from iraq. no america says that they were liberated iraq but in the end maybe the chinese to get the aura an arrest in the middle east has helped push up international oil and gas prices night skies or take the win takes a look at how it's the consumers who may ultimately suffer. many demonstrators staged a bonfire light burning in energy bills to voice their opposition to rising costs of fuel the burning energy bill flag burning year giraffes friday night during the vietnam war they burned there. they're in their draft cards burning energy bill is similar in that you don't wanna join forces with the corrupt that the big six energy companies in the uk than in their financial terrorism to be going to support financial centers of the big six energy companies in uk you'd burn your energy bill i suggest getting thousand people on the millennium bridge and london that get together and burned their energy bill in unison. i ran out of the stories making global headlines the red cross fears up to twelve

iraq. they went to war and in south asia the problem created in 2,001 the treaty was a sensible, pragmatic one from the afghan side. but surprisingly there was a true a few months later because the communists opposed to. when there was a re- approach but with the president then there was another coup which leads me to the point that it's crucial for 2014 for afghanistan to have a sensible government. and as a matter of fact i know of at least one or two candidates for the future, for this water negotiation. so it's there. it's not that it doesn't exist it just needs international backing. >> the former intern that wrote a paper that we cite. >> we also have two questions. first for doctor rubin. the way they are going to policy tends if the iranians then do get on the table how do you think the pakistanis and the politicians who had iranian money etc. but if you have the iranians and a small foot on the door -- in the door. and my question to the doctor mac is what are the international org

waging violence in iraq. that isn't going to go away. >> our problem, we have abandon in the minds of the sunni countries who used to be our alleys, we have abandon them. the sudies and those countries are ut raged. this is -- outraged. this is another example -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is iraq tilting towards iran and is that bad? >> of course it is bad -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is another reason why -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. yes. >> deal with iran which could slow thane nuclear program -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is congress likely to approve the request? >> no. >> you have had the last word. >> the next entity to lead a bail out will be puerto rico. >> he will tweak the law to help ease the cancellations. >> he will change his senior staff to deal with this. >> i predict hillary clinton will run for the presidency in 2016. bye-bye. [ music ] . >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, her new book is c

the court with the cough and was difficult for all security forces in iraq. i was sitting a few key to let them stay that's why it's important that the west. this picture on mr whose opposition allies the shoe store breaking into homes that are pushing people but to isolate these sunni fundamentalist we have no place in the future of the day. and online team is created the special court to keep track of the current casualties in iraq and to draw attention to the luncheon. it's just a click away. i don't eat cocoa though. i would. she would make it home to one hundred and fifty billion dollar cleanup operation. reporting to become a highly pulse japan's matthew also present at kylie's sitting on a pyramid of sub contract isn't according to police. some of them have ties to organized crime pool working conditions and better safety standards make those taking part in the cleanup feel victimized these elections just as he reports. as is clearing up the danger is debris in the aftermath of japan's worst national business in this entry was not tough enough this for

are we drawn to iraq. to some kind of negotiations with che they seem to know that all the victoria from them. how do you allow them to say things to be. i don't know what i can bet that humans are much better to negotiate terms. then the bear with them collins and a benefactor who had power to prevent the disagreement. you can always prevent an agreement as the number in elmo's the story. it depends on how you doing. at this time and the citizens foreign minister the rings came back and that we know to appear on the peak and on the second single on another negotiation which quilt top that but that didn't fall the west and colorado are far the busiest in the folder world. fine apart from years past when cotto. how do you make sure that there is a virtuous circle mound. there is this all the lights in the region inflation essence of the sta we have the right to second you knew you mentioned the date of that makes this area conference on syria they get. confident trust conte wrote it to what most people are

the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of terrorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from training for those who are defeating al qaeda in a technical way. iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about artillery. it is specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, we need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and groups of terrorists. we're not saying the world should support says. of course we should, we are part of it. if iraq is not well treated, it will be disastrous for the whole world. this applies to syria as well. the international community, it is their responsibility as well. terrorism c

one in the middle east, continuing one in afghanistan and rawnl iraq and continue -- iraq and. >> what caused that decline? >> it is a combination of factors. some of it are errors, some of them we made early in the first decade of this century, in the war in iraq, under false consequences, and to which we suffer to there day was a major destructive factor. but beyond that, the wolf itself has changed. there is now a dispersal of power to more states and there is now the phenomenon which i've talked and one about quite a bit, name reply global political awakening. never before in human history has the world been so politically activated, the public of the world. >> what do you attribute that to? >> oh the spread of literacy, mass media, even the progressive reach of technological outreach to the media. >> social media? >> well, look, it started with radios. radio was a novel phenomenon in the 20th century. and hitler made an impact worldwide. i remember as a child listening to churchill saying we'll never surrender and getting really kind of confused by it. then radio was reinforced by

you mention iraq. we learned the iranians stopped moving on iraq. the iranians have taken most of their 20% uranium and cut back. the iranians want a deal. >> we only have a few seconds. i want to know on a scale from 0 to 100, what is the likelihood that the two sides will reach an agreement when the talks resume next week? >> i think there's a good chance, basically, it would freeze things -- >> better than 50%. >> i'll go with pat. i'm with pat on this issue. >> 0 to 100. >> yes. >> you give them 100. >> and i think it is less than 50. >> you do? >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> i'm going on a less than 50. the answer is 75. that's pretty clear. prediction, pat. >> obama will get nothing on cap and trade and immigration, nothing on gun control. legislative agenda is dead until the election of 2014. >> eleanor. >> i agree. after the republicans get through the primary season early next year, immigration reform has a chance. >> susan. >> i have no idea how you can predict that. i will say that there will be no sanctions on iran that come out of co

that is the primary goal of the saudi activities in syria and iraq and other parts of the middle east. the second issue here is saudi government, the monarchy has a goal or interest in surviving, and having successful arab spring will threaten its survival. really, one of the things that could be considered an arab spring spoiler there will be people like religious extremists and so that will not give syria the position it could influence others in the region. >> reflect on the complicated relationships for us in the region. the u.s. and saudi arabia has been allies for decades but news reports showed that insiders in the saudi government said that they found out about the cance canceled airstrikes from syria from cnn. >> i think that the saudis are in a bit of a fit of frustration on many levels. some, frankly, are just not justified. their stated reason, for instance, for leaving the security council that they were just elected to makes no sense. we threaten the use of force to get rid of the chemical weapons, then there was a deal to get rid of the chemical weapons. there was no po

there was the invasion of iraq -- of iran by iraq. there are fountains shooting up red water to symbolize the blood that was shed. this was sort of a 9/11 equivalent to the iranians. it deeply affected the people of iran. it still does today. ultimately, do remember there was a liberal guy week that we could do business with? it was the rouhani of his age, if you will. all my colleagues were swinging from the chandeliers. a wonderful opportunity. the deal never got made. why? he could not deliver iran. part of it was that the time was not right. it is sort of synonymous. the fact that it was not successful does not mean there was no room for reform here it is simply means that it was unsuccessful. then there was the ahmadinejad run. he had a vision of the bad guy. he never failed to deliver. i used to call him israel's secret weapon. the israelis must have loved him. so off the charts, that all he had to do was sit there and watch. it was very easy to deal with iran. sanction it. he was attentive to these issues. he was very much conc

and its allies saw tougher terms for iran and it's nuclear program especially the iraq heavy water plant. iran insists the plant is only for educationalled a domestic energy purposes but in the end the talks fell apart. >> france had hoped to reach an agreement during the iran nuclear talks. the talks here in geneva allowed us to make progress however we cannot reach an agreement because there are problems that need to be tackled. we'll surely tell you that our political directors will meet, then ministers, and we hope at that time to include an agreement. >> reporter: most delegations blame france, but kerry shifts it to iran. >> there was unity, but at that moment they were not able to accept that particular agreement. >> reporter: in reaction the iranian foreign minister took to twitter posting no amount of spinning can change what happened within 5 plus 1 in geneva. but it can further erode confidence. mr. secretary, was it iran that gutted over half of u.s. draft thursday night and publicly commented against it friday morning? we are committed to constructive engagement, interaction

most outrageous thing is done to the economy into the population larger than one thinks of a day or iraq for its own within the regime could survive for much longer but the regime is intent on its longer term survival. and to achieve that. i think the regime needs sanctions and aviation before the damage this on the economy is becomes irreparable or never let us as happened in iraq. in how the state's key thing that they re named connie is at the moment infection this time. growth is basically ignore that. so it seems pretty bad from the from the outside. it is extreme and given that the economy is very much driven by on government spending which is itself a function of government revenues to come from. crude oil exports limitations on crude exports stronger low economic growth is an open environment where you have a very large scale private sector that operates in all isolation from government spending. so you struggle government revenues to strong growth in us exactly what has happened and what was saying is those things that the regime can control things like access to foreign exchang

as it is, the sunnis in iraq have ruled iraq for a millennium, they were used to ruling iraq, it was always going to be difficult to wean them away from power and for them to accept being part of the texture of iraqi life, i think what maliki has done is, his contempt of them and his opposition of them, when maliki in a way trumped-up charges ends up issuing a death sentence against the most prominent, the most prominent politician in the country, vice president a shah my, nobody believes these charges, it tells us how radicalizing has maliki become. >> rose: thank you david, thank you robin, fouad, thank you, dexter. we will be back. oh, what a throw! forget about who the most valuable player is in the world series. >> rose: reggie jackson is is here, 36 years ago he cemented his legacy as one of baseball's best litters, he hit three legendary home runs on three pitches to seal victory for the new york yankees over the los angeles dodgers in game six of the 1977 world series. the hall of famer won five world series anxious, two with the yankees, he writes amount that much more in "b

amid mounting criticism over germany's farm exports to saudi arabia third round of talks between iraq and six major world powers is getting underway in geneva with mixed messages coming from those taking part us getting a deal would be quote very hard while russia has been considerably more well two weeks ago the talks came very close to reaching what's being described as an interim deal on a bronze nuclear program. the aim is to build confidence between the two sides before they can seem a long time. it's going around itself. ayatollah khamenei said he supports the call but has criticized israel which has been skeptical about the entire process. we're from our correspondent in geneva after this report the negotiators are back in geneva. the is catherine ashton is representing the six world powers over the next three days. less is keen to keep preure on to ron that sanctions will be tough and while president barack obama give diplomacy a chance to bear fruit. all this. as pres the united states me maintaining all options to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons i think that is a t

the contest and one main iraq as the place. a stunningly since we brought them democracy that women are educated they were doctors lawyers and now it's thing and it's taking over them being forced into loans they don't appreciate and i think that the felt needs of my eye. so he now. i would just say that president obama. what used to identify what was a great start. bots if you don't get the whole picture and realized the role of women. it will never know i hope that everyone in this room takes a moment today when you come home to think about why the most powerful ways to empower the arab and muslim world is and how the women. so please please stop turning a blind eye to the atrocities against women by at how muche empower women to empower the while thinking. we went i know. in hq world is love and you know tommy and tokyo shares a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am. international rescue workers who rushed to the philippines at her intently. i've been having trouble seeing some survivors

and it seems that there are two main stumbling blocks here one is the one that you mentioned the iraq plutonium within eighteen weeks as they would like iran to stop construction on and the second seems to be around enrichment capability the question is and how much enrichment in iran continue to do. and of course what's a kind of enrichment is that he obviously it's not allowed to do twenty pissed and so on can we continue to accept iran's enrichment at a lower level. and what will we do with the rain in ron's stockpiles of uranium at the moment. what do think that negotiators to agree to add to it. there are two things that the iranians are going to on demand on and and having a larger her a deal to be expected. firstly as you mentioned is some kind of sanctions relief which both sides seem to have come to an agreement on and secondly it's some kind of an acceptance of iran's right to enrich on an implicit acceptance it would seem. now on. that seems to be the other issue is a year to have been moments that time that the west is is refusing to accept iran's right to limits on such a

the first agreement only delays work on iraq. if the final agreement accepts continued work there it could to a repeat of the north reverse.asco only in the clinton administration believed it closed off north key's path to a through a plutonium root and then discovered it had idden uranium enrichment program which it caused to get a nuclear weapon and i think iran the reverse. nother important point iraq will be invulnerable once operational because striking it result in the release of substantial amounts of been called on reactorof the chernobyl meltdown and that would make a eventually strike impossible. has twice launched air strikes against similar reacters before they could be put into operation. iraq, the reactor in 1981 and most recently in syria in 2007. it's particularly important o permanently halt work on iraq. commissioning that reactor iran a lly would give free pass and close the window military option. nother land mine imbedded it allows at a ran to pocket the recognition of its so-called enrichment and there is no

the feline ppl i pressed myself nice and it seems a very critical moments and we can feel inside iraq and compared to an end last run of the town sustains the expectations are not so high and the rise of islam. i keep it that than some comments on that you guys media might get an a line of figures but said a top knot winds and use that site today and have a comment that although the sum of all seats taken knows that and the sound of todd's but it seems that it's due to the mall it's good to see that there will be a deal to get and the sound of the content. he also might also conclude the dead that these talks continue on and that's a steal of a very high and also land that we are not there and comment from an eight minute booking the newspaper also come and get the same set and the best this instance too bad. jess you bounce and the chickens things specially thanks to pete amy and he thought the sentence email very concerned as so add it seems here's the media and also the things people are not so often means the above piece on the talks. what you know many thanks indeed does center a

thousands of people cite us embassy in iraq. even if we're not biased in the little one to me what's that to compare with. seventy five percent of the entire range of you who voted for change in ward four to put an end. so that's really a show and shouldn't anyway have an impact on the news of this new government in iran is trying to come here for a reason to visit. the return of huron to the national economic system is the most important addition to dismiss them and you'd ever since the east and the path of the soviet union joined the world sits atop the money economy. just seventy five million people. the vast majority of the uk. this is the second largest if not depressing to listen to two bp system its gas reserves in the world. the fourth largest went people were dying to consume dying to get back to the international society. so here is a huge market. you said that the car on our discussion visit the possibility of seeing some of the sanctions used as early as this week the local close. he even does is it really can happen

one thing against the syrian government's russell slade between themselves the islamic state of iraq and the homes of the isi ale and steel mills were fronds have carried out some of the deadliest attacks against the mosque is since the uprising began. let's see well kind of back streets could be said to scramble the bill and soil has been bustling to establish themselves as al qaeda representatives in syria the data has been ordered to stand by the organization's liberal chief imam of the walker in a baghdad has made a mistake by establishing the islamic state of iraq and an offense without asking for our permission or even informing us of the top of the law khairy was the last aisle to confine themselves to a rack analysts say the creed are unlikely to walk way from syria. that's easily to me and i was all i need is a novel and disguise and he is actually owning a week for his lies and he changed his position so he hasn't got the floaty to chew on to impose his will on on itunes and states that all that most of the gate then to see about that new taxes would be affected by this mod

technologies that are available throughout the western world but impossible to access under the sanctions that iraq faces. >> if iranian oil comes on the market and for whatever reason the prices go down lower than what they are now. they have been in a general range. at what price do we have to worry that it's going to crowd out american production of oil? >> so looking ahead at the next year. we see the range for wti of 88 t89to $90 a barrel. if iran was to come back back on-stream at the end of next year aiding another million barrels to the world that may take another ten bea barrels of. that is getting close to the shale price and it's below the prices for the oilsands in canada. >>> kevin good to talk to you. thank you so much for making this simple. it's a complicated thing but you made it simple. kevin is a manager at clearview energy partners. >> thank you for having me. >> bark in thback in the day thd you interest for parking money in their vault. why banks may charge for making deposits. >> bigger salaries in the boardroom and smaller in the stock-room. the widening wage gap and whether

there was the invasion of iraq - of iran by iraq. there are fountains shooting up red water to symbolize the blood that was shed. i mean this really was sort of a 9/11 equivalent for iranians. it deeply deeply affected the people of iran and it still does today. ultimately this is an hatami era. he was this liberal, sort of guy that we thought we could do business with. i mean, you will of his age. all of my colleagues were swinging from the chandeliers all wonderful opportunity. we'll make a deep deal the deal never got married day. and part of it is the time where it wasn't right. so his name is synonymous with some sort of reform. the fact that there is no tomorrow, it means this president was unsaysfulful. ahmadin ja -- and it was an audition of the bad guys an he never failed to delir. the israelis must have loved him. so off the charts, that all he had to do was sit there and watch. it was very easy to deal with iran. sanction it. because audience: was so inattentive with that issue. he was attentive to these ssues. a lot of it

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as it is, the sunnis in iraq have ruled iraq for a millennium, they were used to ruling iraq, it was always going to be difficult to wean them away from power and for them to accept being part of the texture of iraqi life, i think what maliki has done is, his contempt of them and his opposition of them, when maliki in a way trumped-up charges ends up issuing a death sentence against the most prominent, the most prominent politician in the country, vice president a shah my, nobody believes these charges, it tells us how radicalizing has maliki become. >> rose: thank you david, thank you robin, fouad, thank you, dexter. we will be back. oh, what a throw! forget about who the most valuable player is in the world series. >> rose: reggie jackson is is here, 36 years ago he cemented his legacy as one of baseball's best litters, he hit three legendary home runs on three pitches to seal victory for the new york yankees over game six f the 1977 world series. the hall of famer won five world series anxious, two with the yankees, he writes amount that much more in "becoming mr. october". i am p

there's a difference between here and iraq. they disbanded the iraqi army, a full listing that was done by the bush administration. >> he did not do that on his own? >> he did not. i know that. what happened here, we are going to have, we hope, 350,000 trained security forces in afghanistan. when i say "we come to let me be clear. they are going to have it. i long were member a conversation with an elder i had in this village maybe eight or six years ago now in a room not much bigger than this, a dirt floor, 100 elders sitting there and a few senators, if you have a sitting appear and just by chance we just happen to go to the village that day. it wasn't set up for us. we came in. we introduced ourselves the best we could in this little village. after that, we were able to ask a few questions so i ask this old timer -- they are all old timers -- what do you want us to do? do you want us here? he said we want you to train our army and leave. >> wow. >> we will then, someday, invite you back as guests. we have not done exactly th

it's particularly important to halt work on iraq. commissioning that essentially would give iran a free pass and would close the window on the military option. it allows them to pocket the implicit recognition of its so- called right to enrichment. it's important to note there is no such right. the nuclear nonproliferation treaty gives them the right to a peaceful program but does not say anything specifically about enrichment. most or many do not have enrichment but by the fuel from elsewhere. if iran was truly interested in an economic solution, this is the route it would take. it's clear that iran has more than just peaceful intentions. the iranian president has trumpeted this a major deal in which the p5 plus one, the five permanent members of the un security council and germany, has recognized their right to iranian your richmond. it could set the stage for them to withdraw from ago she haitians in the future if it seems they are paying .nsufficient attention the bottom line, this is a thetep because it leaves nuclear infrastruc

>> when i was in iraq, this was only two years ago, both iraq and saudi arabia were -- had a political environment that they were comfortable with oil prices down around $70, $80 a barrel. now, that's two years ago. and oil was at, i don't know, $115. $120 a barrel. so they already were comfortable with much lower levels. >> would saudi arabia really hurt themselves just to stick it to iran? >> i don't think it's viewed as sticking it to iran. i think they view it as a national security issue for saudi arabia. they don't want to -- they want to keep iran down. maybe bring iran to the negotiating table with saudi arabia. >> so maybe it's a necessary evil. >> it is. >> for saudi arabia. okay. but how likely is that scenario where they would keep those spigots open just to, as brian said, stick it to iran? >> when the conversations that i've had with senior iraqi oil executives, they're the ones who brought this to my attention. they're the ones who said, if the oil production -- and this actually, they were talking about relations between iraq and iran. and they felt very strongly that t

there was the invasion of iraq - of iran by iraq. there are fountains shooting up red water to symbolize the blood that was shed. this was sort of a 9/11 equivalent to the iranians. it deeply affected the people of iran. it still does today. ltimately, do remember there was a liberal guy week that we could do business with? it was the rouhani of his age, if you will. all my colleagues were swinging from the chandeliers. a wonderful opportunity. the deal never got made. why? he could not deliver iran. part of it was that the time was not right. it is sort of synonymous. the fact that it was not successful does not mean there was no room for reform here it is simply means that it was unsuccessful. then there was the ahmadinejad run. he had a vision of the bad guy. he never failed to deliver. i used to call him israel's secret weapon. the israelis must have loved him. so off the charts, that all he had to do was sit there and watch. it was very easy to deal with iran. sanction it. he was attentive to these issues. he was very much conce

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not offered any tangible and sanchez immediately in on that bailouts their negotiations on ending the iraq and that should be very disheartening to me meeting and so on the team for the concrete tangible signs of blog space to login on by the united states. all went in one of great stores might say to get minced chicken and a seagull calm patient activists to fight back against america's global online surveillance operations as reported but with a badminton easy group claiming to be part of the national network of mama's short of the websites of school was a respected companies in revenge for the country supported he said but we got more into line from us that silly us efforts to revive the israeli palestinian peace process with another roadblock custodians announced plans to build more settlements in the west bank it because of that ought to go well. it takes a nomad said developing story the last couple of hours the reports coming in at least one suspect and taken into custody the central connecticut state university. a campus emergency alerts been issued to os can choose to seek shelter

one is that iran does have territorial problems in the west with iraq. they went to war and in south asia the problem created in 2,001 the treaty was a sensible pragmatic one from the afghan side. but surprisingly there was a true a few months later because the communists opposed to. when there was a re- approach but with the president then there was another coup which leads me to the point that it's crucial for 2014 for afghanistan to have a sensible government. and as a matter of fact i know of at least one or two candidates for the future for this water negotiation. so it's there. it's not that it doesn't exist it just needs international backing. >> the former intern that wrote a paper that we cite. >> we also have two questions. first for doctor rubin. the way they are going to policy tends if the iranians then do get on the table how do you think the pakistanis and the politicians who had iranian money etc. but if you have the iranians and a small foot on the door -- in the door. and my question to the doctor mac is what are the international organ

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