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will be less engaged with the middle east and on middle eastern issues. u.s. officials here were at pains to deny that. there was then also a lot of talk about competitiveness and weather this u.s. oil and gas bonanza will increase its competitiveness, particularly in manufacturing industries, possibly to the detriment of europe. competitiveness and the economy being recognized here as important factors on the security front as well. >> protests in egypt have again turn violent. opponents of the islamist president have heard -- hurled molotov cocktails at the palace. protesters are demanding his overthrow after the demonstrations in several cities in recent days turn violent and dozens were killed. >> earlier in the day, there were scuffles in the center of tahrir square, the focal point of the revolution that overthrew president hosni mubarak two years ago. protests marking the second anniversary of the uprising that toppled mubarak have killed nearly 60 people since january 25, prompting the head of the army to warned this week that the state was on the verg

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are carol let me jump in here leave generally and i'm going to have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran state with our king. live. do we speak your language of the will or not at the. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's keaton stories. are you here to. see detroit altie spanish find out more visit i to allahabad all tito it's comb. my juggling job. do hack work and get caught when lobbyists money and lawmakers are combined together that's where the problem of corruption comes from. i don't know the document's. keep up a smart look. there is also. another way behind that which is how to influence these situations steer clear of provocations don't answer any question. came into the office and

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are carol let me jump in here we've had i and i'm going to have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran state with our key. things with. technology innovation all these developments from around russia. the future covered. we speak your language anybody will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles keaton's stories. you hear. that all teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye. hold it. hold it. live. live. good speech. and i. wish i. lived a. good living. and . i. find i'm a better little. sister . welcome back to cross talk for all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about the west engagement of the ram. ok guys i want to go back to you i had to cut you off befo

policy in the middle east under any circumstances it's not going to be now and it shouldn't be under the present circumstances we need to focus on finding a fair just and reasonable solution to this problem of the nuclear and guarantee lastly what would that be there and do something then i guess what your formula well i think there's there's been an awful lot of literature laying out a reasonable proposal or a set of reasonable proposals for a solution by a lot of people outside the u.s. government. they've all said that first of all the united states is going to have to recognize the right to enrich and and in return iran is going to have to agree to some limitations on how much and at what level it can enrich and of course agreed to very stringent conditions in terms of i.a.e.a. surveillance and again i agree with dr marandi that the iranians have signaled more than once the willingness to agree to that kind of solution and the details. you know can be worked out if the united states is really ready to make a deal i think again i go back to the fundamental point that i make that t

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i'm sorry for mina as they call it middle east north africa from there my gratitude to the middle east is this stability of the ancient order but we need a gram shit to tell us the ancient order it's gone but if you one has not emerged and the pentagon wants to control the emergence of this new order this is what is really horrible cannot cannot. go head. above the destabilization of the region and how much the peoples of the region have suffered major talking from israel israel is not such a such an innocent party in all this i mean that they occupied the lands of all their neighboring. states they go into lebanon and bomb and strafe they they dissed they killed people in gaza palestinians in gaza and they do interfere in iraq as well as seymour hersh of the famous american jordan a sort of deal that israeli agents. go through iraqi kurdistan and to iran to conduct sabotage activities and gather intelligence. as part of their effort to to maybe in future attack attack iran their role and syria is now quite clear with a with a bomb or a bombing. yesterday or the day before yesterday an

and particularly i think to two audiences of the middle east that. there's room for cutting deals between america and iran america and other people in the middle east and we saw how iran received that method's nominating hagel how do you see that do you think the u.s. policy on iran will change in the second term of obama having chuck hagel as secretary of defense well i don't know if i would say will change because i don't think obama has actually been taking a confrontational line with iran but i think any president in his second term is no longer running for the white house he's running for the history books. and that means maybe bolder moves the president has more flexibility to take. new positions and so i do think. president obama will try very hard to come to some kind of a more stable arrangement with iran and in the middle east you were talking about messages that obama but what is the message that you know i think hillary is sent to the middle east by choosing by obama is sending the message that he's not the president from israel. that whi

i'm putting that outside the middle eastern area, has created a situation where the middle east peoples have been given abchoice, having a functioning democratic government of having ethnicities, ethic groups couldn'ting on a federal basis -- cooperating on a federal basis or not. it's an experiment. i think -- i'm not the ambassador of the united states. i'm not going to speak for any american administration. but i do think that the american intervention in iraq gave the people of iraq a certain opportunity, whether they're going to take that opportunity and use it for the betterment for the country is up to them now. >> there's no question that saddam hussein's departure from his position and leadership in iraq has been beneficial to iraq, but the question is whether the current leadership situation in iraq is sustainable going moderate with the americans reducing their involvement in their presence. >> i think it's a ge that's up to the iraqis. >> to the israels have a point of view? is there an official point of view that israel has with regard to america's involvement in iraq? >> n

to to i'm sorry for mina as they call it middle east north africa from there my gratitude to the middle east is this the bill is ation of the ancient order but we need a gram shit to tell us the ancient order is gone but if you one has not emerged and the pentagon that wants to control the emergence of this new ward this is what is really horrible cannot cannot be and i mean go ahead. by the destabilization of the region and how much the peoples of the region have suffered . talking from israel and israel is not such a such an innocent party in all of this i mean that. they occupied the lands of their neighboring. states they go into lebanon and bomb and strafe they they destroy they kill people in gaza palestinians in gaza and they do interfere in iraq as well as seymour hersh of the famous american jordan a sort of deal that israeli agents. go through iraqi kurdistan and to iran to conduct sabotage activities and gather intelligence. as part of their effort to to maybe in future attack attack iran their role and syria is now quite clear with a with a bomb or a bombing. yesterday or th

and the particularly i think to two audiences of the middle east that. there's room for cutting deals between america and iran america and other people in the middle east and we saw how iran received that message no meaning hagel how do you see that is do you do you think the u.s. policy on iran will change in the second term of obama having chuck hagel as secretary of the well i don't know if i would say will change because i don't think obama has actually been taking a confrontational line with iran but i think any president in his second term is no longer running for the white house he's running for the history books. and that means maybe bolder moves the president has more flexibility to take. new positions and so i do think. president obama will try very hard to come to some kind of a more stable arrangement with iran and in the middle east you were talking about messages that obama standing but what is the message that well i think i learned sent to the middle east by choosing by obama is sending the message that he's not the president from israel.

east including the theory in the context of the middle east. without further adieu. [applause] >> i apologize not having the slides. thank you very much for the invitation, and, so the question that i'm going to address is multilateral nuclear deterrent feasible, and, particularly, feasible in what seems to be inevitable, a polynuclear middle east. i won't keep you in suspense, probably not. any questions? [laughter] good. now i'll seriously address it because it's something in which i personally have been involved in counter proliferation efforts for decades, and happy we have reached the point where, apparently, we are entering a new stage. first of all, we have to understand when we say "nuclear deterrents," retend to be drawn back to the paradigm of the cold war, and i am -- i would like to explain why the cold war deternlts paradigm is actually completely invalid in the context of what we see in the middle east. the second strike capability, highly developed, robust intelligence capabilities, very accurate intelligence, sat satellite inten

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middle east added to the u.s. recently if we can go ahead and bring us up obviously you see that a lot of people a lot of these countries are seeing the u.s. in an unfavorable light pakistan right now is eighty percent unfavorable. and that went down obviously pretty dramatically after the u.s. when and killed osama bin ladin so looking at these these statistics to us being so unfavorable among so many of these countries i have to ask you i mean does it all come down to hellery clinton and her decisions or or or was it more of a broader obama administration approach but of course the it's the new obama approach which it's an attempt to deemphasize conventional military operations with heavy divisions but to use. cyber warfare economic sanctions economic warfare drones drone assassinations assassinations on the ground color revolutions and then this dimension that that is is very open and very blatant after nine eleven to go back to using al-qaeda the way it was used in afghanistan as an open tool of the united sta

and the middle east as to the of the u.s. recently if we can go ahead and bring those up obviously you see that a lot of people a lot of these kinds reason are seeing the u.s. in an unfavorable light pakistan right now eighty percent unfavorable. and that went down obviously pretty dramatically after the u.s. went in and killed osama bin ladin so what do you ask these these statistics the u.s. being so unfavorable among so many of these countries i have to ask you i mean does it all come down to hillary clinton and her decisions or aura was it more of a broader obama administration approach of course the it's the new obama approach which it's an attempt to deemphasize conventional military operations with heavy divisions but to use. cyber warfare economic sanctions economic warfare drones drone assassinations assassinations on the ground color revolutions and then this dimension that it is is very open and very blatant after nine eleven to go back to using al qaida the way it was used in afghanistan as an open tool of the uni

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are care let me jump in here we've had i not only to have to go to a short break but after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran stay with arkie. please. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. these. little. little. loafer. please. welcome back to cross talk for all things considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you were talking about the west engagement of the red. ok guys i want to go back to you i had to cut you off before the break go ahead and finish your point and then i want to talk about what negotiations should really be about go ahead yes thanks i just i was just sayi

middle east added to the of the u.s. recently if we can go ahead and bring us up obviously you see that a lot of people a lot of these countries are seeing the u.s. in an unfavorable light pakistan right now is eighty percent unfavorable and that went down obviously pretty dramatically after the u.s. went in and killed osama bin ladin so looking at these these statistics the u.s. being so unfavorable among so many of these countries i have to ask you i mean does it all come down to hillary clinton and her decisions or or or was it more of a broader obama administration approach of course the it's the new obama approach which it's an attempt to deemphasize conventional military operations with heavy divisions but to use. cyber warfare economic sanctions economic warfare drones drone assassinations assassinations on the ground color revolutions and then this dimension that it is very open and very blatant after nine eleven to go back to using al-qaeda the way it was used in afghanistan as an open tool of the united states

tied to the middle east with our petroleum-based economy. so it is interesting to me that there is not more of a seeming fire in the belly, as it were, on the part of the administration to deal with this part of the world. >> well, it's -- and it's becoming increasingly a place of unrest. i mean, richard engel has spoken about what he calls a band of conflict, which is basically from lebanon through syria into iraq, and if you look at what's happened also in northern africa, you know, nobody really talked that much about what happened in algeria last month. the terrorist attack there and the natural gas field, you know, there is increasingly it seems there is cooperation, regionally among extremists and the danger is spreading, and so it does need attention, and it needs it now. >> but just on cohen's op ed, it's not that the president just doesn't want -- is too busy to deal with the middle east or that he thinks that the policy of doing nothing is the best case. the president is a guy who sits in every single day goes through the intellige

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arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who were carol let me jump in here we've had i and i'm going to have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran state of our. least. with. technology innovation all the list i'm elements from around russia. the future covered. we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little too negative angles keaton's stories. you hear. it all teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye. teeth. of a. goal that. i live. goodspeed. i wish i. lived. it and. i. find i'm a better little. easier . i welcome back to cross talk for all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about the west engagement of the ram. ok guys i want to go back to you i had to cut you off before the break

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are carol let me jump in here leave generally and i have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran's state party. we speak your language of the law you know what the. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn it into angles couldn't stories. you hear. see detroit all teach spanish find out more visit i to allahabad dot tito it's comb. my juggling job. to hack work and get caught when lobbyists money and lawmakers are combined together that's where the problem of corruption comes from. i don't know the document's. keep up a smart look. there is also. another well behind that which is how to influence these situations steer clear of provocations don't answer any question. came into the office and found banos around the

to to i'm sorry for mina as they call it middle east north africa from there my gratitude to the middle east is this stability of the ancient order but we need a gram shit to tell us the ancient order is gone but if you one has not emerged and the pentagon wants to control the emergence of this new order this is what is really horrible cannot i cannot. say i mean go ahead. by the destabilization of the region and how much the peoples of the region have suffered major talking from israel and israel is not such a such an innocent party in all this i mean that they occupied the lands of all their neighboring. states they go into lebanon and bomb and strafe they they destroy they kill people in gaza palestinians in gaza and they do intend fear in iraq as well as seymour hersh of the famous american jordan and who revealed that israeli agents. go through iraqi kurdistan and to iran to conduct sabotage activities and gather intelligence. as part of their effort to to maybe in future attack attack iran their role and syria is now quite clear with a with a bomb or a bombing. yesterday or the da

to to i'm sorry for mena as they call it middle east north africa from there mike gravel to the middle east he's told this the bill is ation of the ancient order but we need a gram shit to tell us the ancient order it's gone but if you one has not emerged and the pentagon wants to control the emergence of this new war that this is what is really horrible cannot cannot be and i mean go ahead. by the destabilization of the region and how much the peoples of the region have suffered . talking from israel and israel is not such a such an innocent party in all this i mean that they occupied the lands of all their neighboring. states they go into lebanon and bomb and strafe they they destroy they kill people in gaza palestinians in gaza and they do interfere in iraq as well as seymour hersh of the famous american jordan a sort of deal that israeli agents. go through iraqi kurdistan and to iran to conduct sabotage activities and gather intelligence. as part of their effort to to maybe in future attack attack iran their role and syria is now quite clear with a with a bomb or a bombing. yesterd

moreover, the middle east wasn't a particularly appealing place for those in american politics with a sense of short to medium and long-term history. tikrit sample the secretary of state, james baker, who at this point had advised presidents for decades or years excuse me, but had been one of his closest friends for decades. he was secretary of state, and upon hearing this news, contemplating it, getting back to washington, he wasn't in washington at the time, he told the president and the oval office to close the door, and she told him, quote, i know that you are aware of the fact that this has all of the ingredients that has brought down a free of the last five presidents. a hostage crisis, body bags and a full-fledged economic recession caused by the 40-dollar oil, end of quote. indeed, we need to recall the decision to move the american troops into the gulf was heartily embraced across the board of the american politics from 1990. just at the same time we should recall the congressional opposition to the war was far from being partisan. it was rather conducted in the true sense of

picked up the middle east in the traditional but in the middle east. the way our economic system. is not. going to. close. here the reindeer isn't interesting for the murders. and when it suffers. people do their best to help. the distances are. on the roads or. will the remedy be and try. and he. leaped . at least he.

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are carol let me jump in here leave jed i mean i'm going to have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran state with our key. sleazy. i never knew adam lanza in person but i was in the same high school that he was younger than me just going to be younger. i always thought he was different i always into something funny he rarely talks and you don't use a shy kid. i don't know anyone who is friends with him i also don't know of anyone who is particularly mean to the what i do know is that it was very clear that this person was not like everybody else. can imagine the level of mental illness that would be present to murder children. america's you know so many go on this there would be an american bind every tree with a gun. i think for kids growing up in this environme

aaron has served callus secretary of state's in the middle east, negotiating middle east peace that we will get to hopefully in another debate. he is also one of the most thoughtful writers out there today. riding daily on these foreign policy issues. leon is literary editor since 1983 and the author of nuclear war, nuclear peace against identity. i might mention that tonight is the relaunch of the new republic. it is really a new era and everyone is excited about that. we will be leaving to go to the new republic party. this is how it is going to go. we will start with 10 minutes from each team. leon will talk about why the u.s. should do more in the syria. that we will hear from josh and aaron on why the u.s. should not go any further. then the leon and bob will rebut their argument. i will begin a discussion by grilling the one or both of the teams on their arguments. the other side will have a chance to respond. each team will have three minutes to answer questions. their answers strike -- somebody could come and uniform and escort you out. let's get to it with bob k. again and leo

east. >> translator: the whole middle east region has been destabilizing. peace efforts in the area are now considered even more important. >> reporter: they also agreed that continuous aid to palestine is essential to its development. the members adopted a joint statement pledging to share their experience in economic development to back up an independent palestine. meeting co-host japan and palestine held a joint news conference afterwards. they said they will step up bilateral ties through the promotion of private sector exchanges. >> translator: we also agreed to hold a seminar for business leaders in east asia, palestine and relevant countries in the middle east. >> we wanted to say that how much such aid is trying to help the palestinians in this important transitional period. >> reporter: the participants agreed to hold the next meeting in indonesia. tomoko kamata, nhk world, tokyo. >>> the eurozone is still struggling. as the region continues to slow down. the economy has shrunk for a third straight quarter. the european union's data office has anno

number one, we have the unrest in the middle east. whether it's egypt or iran. number two, we are still feeling some of the aftereffects of hurricane sandy. the east coast hasn't caught up with inventories and that has been a problem. >> prices are usually lower in january but in refineries shut down for maintenance and to retool to make government required summer blends of fuel with different areas of the country requiring a dozen different blends. >> and that puts pressure on prices. switchover itself you usually see increase of somewhere between 20 cents to as much as $1.10 per gallon. >> california has one of the strin jent blend with the highest gas taxes in the country so its fuel is often expensive. the national average is $3.73 a gallon for regular in california it's already $4.99. the price of oil itself affects the price at the pump. that price has been rising in part because of concerns about iran that overlooks the strait of hormuz which oil tankers flow. possible interruption of supply is why many analysts say north america and president obama shoul

starts another war in the middle east to disarm another middle eastern country weapons of mass destruction that it does not. and that the damage that the backlash to this does to the american position. makes. how much damage was done in position by the invasion of iraq makes that will quite trivial by comparison that's my worst case i want to ask you about the new face of the pentagon chuck hagel he allowed himself to say right attacking iran is a stupid idea and i believe you also called for direct negotiations do you think we could see direct negotiations any time soon with chuck hagel in the ministration well if he i think that that former senator hagel has taken courageous positions on iran on a range of issues and i admire them and respect them and the concern i have is that he is being nominated for the wrong job to carry out those positions his defense secretary if he is or if he is if he's approved to be as defense secretary he will not be the person in charge of creating or implementing strategies of iran or any other foreign policy issue. he will be he will be at the defensive. i

i think the president's performance, by my standards, in the international arena, the middle east and so forth, is worse than many of my friends and colleagues see his domestic policies. i see him heading for the exits in the middle east, getting out of iraq, no follow on agreement, getting out of afghanistan as quickly as he can. jawboning the iranians on the nuclear program. >> rose: is it a problem with the president and his policies or is it with chuck hagel, john brennan, john kerry? >> it's all the president. the president picks the people that he puts around him, too. with respect to chuck hagel and brennan, defense and c.i.a. just in the last week, their performance in front of the committees that have to confirm them has been pretty poor and that's not my judgment, that's the judgment of senators on both sides of the aisle. >> if you were in the senate would you vote against confirmation of chuck hagel? >> i would. >> rose: there are those who argue that this is personal with respect to chuck hagel because he said what he said with respect to the surge. is it for you personal

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are carol let me jump in here leave generally and i'm going to have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran state with our key. legal. he. says. wealthy british stock. market. has come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds a report on. the times. please. welcome back to cross talk for all things considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you we're talking about the west engagement of the ram. ok guys i want to go back to you i had to cut you off before the break go ahead and finish your point and then i want to talk about what negotiations should really be about go ahead yes thanks i just i was just saying that it seems very pertinent to point out that opin

arab people in the in the middle east toward the iranian nuclear program i think it's pertinent here to point out that opinion polls that were done by the people. people in the rest of maryland have shown that a majority of a clear majority of arabs around the middle east who are carol let me jump in here leave generally and i'm going to have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on iran state with our key. legal. global economy. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a dog. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot like you sir are a fool. that is my self that no one was saying to feature is not me on the ball and the crystal ball can secure good stuff out of the. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sells us sensationalistic garbage because that breaking news i'm abby martin and we're going to break that. mission in three couldn't take should three in-store charges three arrangements three. three sto

i think that is we all want to have for the middle east. hope for real peace and hope that it is lasting. >> one of the ways for that to happen is upon reasonable thoutsful and convictions to lead. earlier this week, i had the opportunity to visit with prime minister netanyahu of israel it is my belief if there is a churchhill for our days it is it benjamin netanyahu. a person with a historical perspect itch of understanding the strategic position of his country and my hope is when president obama comes, is that he will always rise to the level of leadership. we need churchhims and do not need chamberlains and people who see the wormed in a naive hope. that is my home hope. from tiberuous, israel. have a wonderful week.k.k.k.k.

i think that is we all want to have for the middle east. hope for real peace and hope that it is lasting. >> one of the ways for that to happen is upon reasonable thoutsful and convictions to lead. earlier this week, i had the opportunity to visit with prime minister netanyahu of israel it is my belief if there is a churchhill for our days it is it benjamin netanyahu. a person with a historical perspect itch of understanding the strategic position of his country and my hope is when president obama comes, is that he will always rise to the level of leadership. we need churchhims and do not need chamberlains and people who see the wormed in a naive hope. that is my home hope. from tiberuous, israel. have a wonderful week.k.k.k.k.k.

i think that is we all want to have for the middle east. hope for real peace and hope that it is lasting. >> one of the ways for that to happen is upon reasonable thoutsful and convictions to lead. earlier this week, i had the opportunity to visit with prime minister netanyahu of israel it is my belief if there is a churchhill for our days it is it benjamin netanyahu. a person with a historical perspect itch of understanding the strategic position of his country and my hope is when president obama comes, is that he will always rise to the level of leadership. we need churchhims and do not need chamberlains and people who see the wormed in a naive hope. that is my home hope. from tiberuous, israel. have a wonderful week. this is mike huckabee. good night and god bless. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, y will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pa