report from middle east bureau. >> iran's delegation arrives in vienna for talks this week. like in the past these officials will speak indirectly with the americans about sanctions relief in exchange for iran returning to the confines of an agreement. >> it is obvious that in this round of negotiation the main focus will be concentrated on the issue of sanction elimination. we cannot anticipate a time frame on the length of these talks now. >> earlier this year, six rounds of talks resulted in no formal understandings between the parties to the joint comprehensive plan of action. a 2015 deal meant to put limits on iran's nuclear aspirations. over the past two years the islamic republic worked up to enriching uranium well beyond the 3.7% laid out in the original plan. now u.s. ally israel is warning they are prepared to use military action against iran as one of the country's top generals called for the total annihilation of the jewish state over the weekend. the brigade general said, quote we will not back off from the annihilation of israel, even 1 million-meter. we want t

and at allies in vienna. biden administration has been trying to get iran back to the table since 2015 nuclear agreement. our middle eastern ally israel warns the u.s. to not accept any partial deal. arthel: developing news out of france, top european officials gather today on emergency meeting on migrant smuggling after dozens of migrants drowned after trying to cross the english channel on a raft, trey with the latest. reporter: france held talks with european ministers over a developing migrant crisis, the purpose of the meeting to get on the same page about operational conditioning and how to come together in terms of security situation to stop human smuggling and the movement of the migrants, french president macron calling on u.k. to get serious over the developing situation as the british were not included in the conversations, last week 27 people died as they attempted to cross the english channel from france to the u.k., 5 people were arrested after this, one had a car registered to germany. french a

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in the room, wall street journal headline, we've been assigned to the kiddie table down the hall in vienna. rather embarrassing diplomatically we have to pass notes to europeans to talk to the iranian swizzle reversal of fortune for terror on over the last we 10 months. coming into the year suffering from donald trump's maximum pressure campaign the most historic amount of sanctions ever imposed on a regime, the imf, international monetary fund toll is coming into this year they were down to $4 billion in accessible foreign-exchange reserves and we went for maximum pressure to maximum difference under the biden administration which, a very foolhardy policy of trying to induce the iranian's to come back to the old expiring flawed iran nuclear deal of 2015. we didn't enforce our sanction, the economy expanded, stabilized, didn't push for accountability at the international atomic energy agency as iran ramped of the nuclear program to 20% enriched uranium to 60% enriched uranium, not giving access to the iaea inspectors and when us forces in iraq and syria were under attack the president didn

and other world leaders meeting in vienna tomorrow to resume talks with iran on restoring the 2015 nuclear deal. but some critics have low expectations, particularly after a u.n. atomic watchdog was denied access to a plant that makes equipment for tehran's nuclear program. we're back with lieutenant general keith kellogg. general, thank you for joining us. some things matter and some things matter a whole lot. iran with nuclear weapons matters a lot. this idea that we would re-enter this agreement with iran, what's a your take on that? >> it's not going to happen. the iranians know that. and we should know that as well. look, they're heading towards a breakout, jason. i think it's a matter, within a year they're going to have a breakout. when this plan was first put in place, and remember, it wasn't a treaty, it was a plan. it was going to expire in 2025 anyway and that's the reason why president trump pushed so hard to renegotiate the deal to make it a permanent deal because if you got to 2025, the chance of a breakup was very high. you made a comment a minute ago, that was a comment tha

see it as those talks resume in vienna, the press briefing is about to be underway. we've got it at a short time ago. jen psaki will get questions on this, but of course the top news of the day, the spreading of omicron variant. so we will be listening for it jen psaki to begin and we'll go to the white house when she begins taking questions. meanwhile, a new book out with some bombshell allegations. hunter it biden's previous dealings, could they have implications for the president? >> john: and the market rebounded today after its worst trading day of the year following news of the omicron variant spreading. but will the global economy be able to withstand further measures like travel ban 's and lockdowns? steve moore and robert wolf weigh in on that, coming in next. news of the musical ome. now make another one and turn your equity into cash. with the newday 100 va loan you can take out up to $60,000 or more. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling

and other world powers in vienna. the biden administration has been trying to get iran back into the 2015 nuclear agreement from which then-president trump withdrew in 2018. iran's foreign minister says there could be an immediate deal if sanctions are lifted. our middle east ally, israel, warns the u.s. should not accept any partial less for less deal with tehran. molly: ukraine's president making a dramatic accusation on friday saying his intelligence service uncovered a russian plot to overthrow his government. the kremlin denies the claim which comes amid growing tension in that region. kitty logan is live in london with all the latest on that. kitty. >> reporter: molly, so the yaw cyren january -- ukrainian government can't actually back these claims with evidence, but nato is very concerned about this increasing russian military buildup in the area near ukraine in recent weeks. we've really seen the movement of russian troops and heavy weaponry move towards areas bordering this territory held by rebels in the ea

and china, taiwan, the uighurs in china and the current talks the iranian nuclear talks going on in vienna. this does not go well for confidence in the united states decision making or the national security apparatus the united states has. this was predictable. you called it, i called it. the only thing we didn't call was the biden administration. >> martha: general, they said we will pick a time and place of our choosing to retaliate against isis-k and any forces that killed the 13 brave young and women that served at the abbey gate. president biden said we will retaliate. he also said that anybody that was left behind including people that served in the afghan government, which were allies in that fight, that anybody that wanted to get out would get out. i haven't seen an update on this from the president or from antony blinken about how this is going. when was the last time that we had a plane come with people on it that wanted to leave this situation before their bodies were found at the front door of their family home, general? >> yeah, their stories haven't aged very well. in fact, t

david: there is too many maybe we ought to send them to vienna where instead of 40000 people on the streets protesting they would rather be drinking bald wine and we would not have to listen to the moving goals. >> i suddenly would be and i know you would be too. i know we all would be. dr. fauci is a bureaucrat who has decided that's where his power lies, he has lied to congress and he should be brought up by congress again but they won't do it when the democrats are in charge. he has not heard the power that he has but he hasn't been able to get rid of it because he loves giving the control, he loves control rather and there's nothing else i can say this guy needs to be off the stage i can offer nothing else. charlie: he's addicted to power, julie what is the endgame. julie: i just got a touch on what tammy said of people in my bedroom i don't want anybody in my bedroom i don't even want my husband in my bedroom, i certainly don't want the president. i need to get back on topic. as far as florida is concerned i remember at the height of the pandemic i visited the state of florida and i th

tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the treats of vienna to protest a 20-day covid lockdown. it comes as average daily deaths tripled in recent weeks. less than 2/3 of austria's 9 million people are fully vaccinated. that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. yellow vest protesters marching through paris. the move many originally began to protest fuel hikes. but expanded to those who are having trouble making ends meet in a global economy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lisa: welcome back town filtered so ground reporting played a key role in the coverage of the kyle rittenhouse and video evidence gathered may have been difference in persuading jury from daily caller who covered rittenhouse trial and as we saw what was key here was footage from frontline reporters people who are on the ground during all of those riots talking role that played in this trial. >> lisa to me it was everything the corporate press like the 2020 riots, like the night of the rittenhouse shooting they tried to control the narrative calling him a white supremacist kind of you know they try to frame as kyle was

negotiations aimed at reviving that iran nuclear deal should be starting just about now in i vienna. there's little sign of success possible. officials from iran and world powers are meeting about the agreement that tried to rein in iran's suspect nuclear program. the biden administration is following talks on the sideline. former president trump didn't like the deal and pulled out in 2018. there had been talks earlier this year. they were broken off in june so iran could hold new elections. they brought in an even tougher government with tougher he demands. iran wants all u.s. and international sanctions dropped before they even start to talk. that is a nonstarter according to experts. >> it's not going to happen. the iranians know that and we should know that as well. so they're just going to keep talking, keep pushing it a little bit and we're going to find within about a year there's a breakout and there's nothing we can do about it. now you've got a destabilized middle east with nuclear weapons. that's what president trump was so concerned about. >> reporter: now, even mideast c

last week director grossy from the international atomic energy agency was rebuffed in vienna when he talked about putting people in there. they will get a break-out. that's what we're heading. i don't think we'll do anything with the sanctions. it is a losing proposition. the current negotiator, the same negotiator in 2015 is the u.s. negotiator now. >> benjamin: if they are heading for a break-out and the deal is no good how should we respond to iran's potential break-out? >> i think we made a huge mistake by trying to take off the sanctions or even talking to the iranians. president trump saw this. the reason why we did not want to go through and we pulled out of the 2015 deal was because all the provisions had sunset provisions. they would expire anyway. he wanted to make them permanent and why he put the sanctions on them. the only way you make this thing work if you make those sanctions permanent so they do not have a nuclear program and a program that you can actually inspect. they are not allowing any inspectors into any of the facilities especially one facility. that's where

officials are headed to vienna, austria november 29 along with the other parties of the 2015 nuclear deal. iran's chief negotiator confirmed his country is participating. he tweeted saying that the current sanctions against iran are unlawful and inhumane. the new president of iran is are idea more a hard liner than the former president and said today there will be no retreat in the nuclear conversation. this could prove toy major hurdle for negotiates looking to get the iran government. thousands of deteriorates >> thousands of demonstrators. what comes next, we know that key u.s. ally israel is not ruling out striking iran within its own worders if the nuclear talks fail. sand ra. >> john: images out of iran. >> john: the focus now on threats from another world. >> sandra: this afternoon nasa is explaining its emergency plans if there is ever a catastrophic asteroid on a collision course with earth. they're planning to put it all to the test and it promises to be explosive. >> john: where is bruce willis when you need him? next, the covid mandates making their way to reset the ultra

and iran back at the table in vienna trying to get tehran back into compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal. the "wall street journal" out with a warning. tehran wants a less for more deal weaker than obama's. let's bring in jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of war and former vice chief of the army. i thought it was pretty interest pg. -- interesting. iran said the united states must lift all sanctions. that's the condition they put on the table as these talks start today. how do you see it? >> certainly iran is going into this deal as they always have. they are very tough negotiators. that's how we got the flawed 2015 deal. we find the biden administration here today very similar to where obama was back in 2014 when they were negotiating what became the 2015 nuclear deal. that is hungry to make a deal. having that disposal iranian's know that. the new regime came in and stalled the negotiations for what reason? to gain more leverage. here we are going into this deal. how much has changed? iran's economy has major problems. but has been slowly recovering. principally

protests erupting in vienna this weekend ahead of austria's planned covid-19 lockdown but the country is also announcing it will close 10 days starting monday, and, and, vaccines will be made mandatory by next year chaos broke out in the netherlands where riots turned violent. five police officers were hurt, seven people were arrested. here to react, douglas murray, the madness of crowds, gender, racer identity around the strange death of europe. good to see douglas in studio. we were talking about. you just moved to new york, when it comes to wokism the united states exports this to europe. >> for sure. will: nascent in england. it is not as big as it is here for example in new york. but i can't figure out where we are in covid? who follows whom when it comes to covid? is europe on the front edge or we on the front edge of being authoritarian? >> europe has something at least in the u.s. you can decide this state by state. if you don't like one particular state, you can if you're flexible enough, lucky enough you can move to a state where it is better for you. last year when i was co