congress for now it will be up to the congress to decide under u.s. law whether or not to reimpose sanctions that had been lifted under the agreement even worked to make sort of tougher benchmarks if you will that iran must meet in exchange for not reimposing any sanctions or the u.s. congress could do nothing at all those are really the next steps but what we're hearing from congress is there is a willingness that there is a feeling that twenty fifteen agreement was flawed in many respects and that there is an opportunity now to try and bolster it in a way that would meet u.s. national security interests and kimberly just how would you ninety two doored divided is on this i'm thinking even within trump's own party. the u.s. congress is very much divided one thing though that does tend to bring some uniformity is iran and that has a lot to do because of the support for israel in the u.s. congress which is very very strong so certainly there are those cues that are being heated but also to there is this feeling even though there may not be this willing

and that starts at the u.s. congress. so we need everyone to make certain we are laying out the problem in a manner that leaves no doubt about the needs of all we are asking for, in order to ensure that america's army is at the top of its game. [applause] >> thank you. >> if you have time for two more. several questions about acquisition. what can be done to enhance responsiveness to war fighter needs and what can be done to incentivize collaboration among the services, other government allies?, and our general sec. mattis: having spoken to senator mcarthur, he is a process under way to take the best aspects of fast equipping and institutionalizing it as the way we do business in the u.s. army. the department like this? the most important thing is one, communications and two, the actual organization of the department. at congress's, we are going to technology,itions, and research into research and engineering and acquisition and sustainment on the other. the intention is we move faster in research and engineering. i lived

and with the u.s. administration deeply split over the issue politicians in brussels do think they have a chance to convince congress members because they have good arguments on this side after all the international atomic energy agency. said that iran is complying with the deal so that's of course a good argument for them and also what would it mean like if trying cancel the deal and who would ever want to negotiate with the u.s. again if like reaching a deal and abiding by it doesn't mean anything so of course european politicians will use all their diplomatic measures they have to convince the congress and we've also heard himself making some vague threats about what might happen if the deal were in fact canceled which leaves us with the question what would iran do what iran would not do of course renegotiate because iranians have long been skeptical of whether washington can be trusted when it comes to reaching an agreement. and cancels the deal he approves them right so that would weaken president

congress to spend an adequate amount of money on readiness so that the u.s. army would be ready, he made the point there that day that we've got to be willing to do this because it's the surest way to deter war, but there's also a time and a cost aspect of this. and i think the more we can explain we have the time right now to prepare for war as the best way to prevent war. but should conflict break out, to get money later will not be good enough because we won't have the time at that point. and we all understand this. but i think the more we explain persuasively, objectively what is the situation in this increasingly complex security environment that many of our most legendary statesmen alive today from dr. kissinger to george schultz to sam nunn, to all the others who have looked at this over decades, dr. william perry, former secretary of defense, senator cohen, former secretary of defense, if we can lay this out, the problem out in compelling terms, i believe in the u.s. congress. i believe in them 100%. but we've got to lay this out in such a way that in

well the u.s. congress is very divided certainly there are democrats in congress who are very supportive of the obama administration's efforts in twenty fifteen to finally make some sort of deal that they acknowledge that the time was not perfect but certainly they felt slow to ron's path towards a nuclear weapon but there were conservatives mostly in the u.s. congress who were irate about that agreement felt that it had been negotiated mostly in secret even threaten us sovereignty and certainly did not address what the president really focused a lot of his speech on here at the white house and that was the totality of threats they feel are presented by what they call the iranian regime namely the financing for radicalism in other areas pacifically hezbollah syrian president bashar assad even in yemen so there is a feeling that there were some gaps that needed to be closed that the u.s. congress has the opportunity to do that we know that the secretary of state has been holding regular meetings wit

u.s. president has said he will not recertify the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal the multilateral agreement calls for iran to shelve its disputed nuclear program and in exchange the international community would ease sanctions trump has accused iran of violating the quote spirit of the agreement but stopped short of canceling the deal instead he's called on u.s. lawmakers and international partners to fix its flaws the agreements to pilates that the u.s. president must certify to congress that iran is complying with the agreement every ninety days trump has done this twice before but has now refused to sign ahead of sunday's deadline now congress must decide whether to reimpose sanctions and scrap the deal here is more of what trump had to say. importantly iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal so today in recognition of the increasing menace posed by iran to destructive actions i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a

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by congress the u.s. congress and twenty sixteen to oversee the island's detonates about seventy billion and a little over that dan i know the community has thoughts on that that they have not been because of that but one of the also one of the things hector mentioned that puerto rico needs a marshall plan we're seeing concerns that things might not go the way that he would like it to go over and i want you to listen to these tweets we had natalia she wrote as she said certainly expecting big contracts to be parceled out to politically connected happened after hurricane katrina will happen again and that also goes into the question renee that you mentioned of disaster capitalism of privatization happening after the shock of the hurricane this is something that naomi klein scholar has referred to how would you oppose that. well the only way. just for for there to be investing in puerto rico but by by the u.s. government in the state of the marshall plan like after world war two and the reason is like if yo

and domestic legislation potentially in the u.s. congress but she said that this was an international agreement and she made it quite clear that this wasn't just an agreement this is backed by the u.n. security council this deal that was done in july twenty fifteen was then just days later endorsed in the u.s. security council which is in the international system the final court on peace and security with u.n. security council resolution twenty two thirty one and she said as it's there in shrine in that resolution it's an international reality that cannot be changed by any one country it's worth reminding you merriam that when that resolution was passed which has the whole of the iran deal as an annex as part of that resolution the resolution was dry. by a permanent member of the un security council that was the us. that's right and the she made of when she spoke about the fact that iran deal has effectively enshrined in un law through this resolution she said that has many powers but he doesn't have this wanted reference to whether

by congress the u.s. congress in twenty sixteen to oversee the island detonates about seventy billion and a little over that dan i know the community has thoughts on that that they have not been because of that but one of the also one of the things hector mentioned that puerto rico needs a marshall plan we're seeing concerns that things might not go the way that he would like it to go over and i want you to listen to these tweets we had natalia she wrote as she said certainly expecting big contracts to be parceled out to politically connected and after hurricane katrina will happen again and that also goes into the question renee that you mentioned of disaster capitalism of privatization happening after the shock of the hurricane this is something that naomi klein scholar has referred to how would you oppose that. well the only way to. suggested for for there to be investing in puerto rico but by by the u.s. government in the style of the marshall plan like after world war two and the reason is. if you le

congress. also coming up austria is expected to take a sharp swing to the right in this sunday's elections we'll take a look at how a hard line immigration stance has helped front runner front runner sebastian kurtz snap up support. last. i my ass waiter thank you for joining us u.s. president down trump has said he will not to recertify the twenty fifteen. iran nuclear deal the multilateral agreement called for iran to shelve its disputed nuclear program and in exchange the international community would ease sanctions trump accused iran of violating the quote spirit of the agreement but stop short of canceling the deal instead he's called on u.s. lawmakers and international partners to fix its flaws in the agreement stipulates that the us president must certify to congress that iran is complying with the agreement every ninety days iran has trumped excuse me had done this twice before but has now refused to sign ahead of sunday's deadline now congress must decide whether to reimpose sanctions

[applause] greatary mattis: i have congress, in the u.s. but i have no confidence in automatic, mathematic budget cuts. second, we are following the example of the greatest generation coming home from the tragedy of world war ii, looked around and said, "what a crummy it,d," but we are part of whether or not we like it, and we are going to do something about it, and in that spirit, they build alliances and partnerships. in the same spirit today, we are strengthening alliances and building new partnerships, whether it be nato, to counter the isis coalition, the 39 nations standing together in expandingn, and friend and partner bonds in the region. secretary of state tillerson's isis coalition is only one example of what this looks like in practice, 69 banded together thatorganizational international organizations, the european union, and interpol, all working in concert to defeat isis. with ourso stand traditional allies as well as building new coalitions, and we work together to defend our values, and to our allies here in this room today,

by congress the u.s. congress and twenty sixteen to oversee the island it's about seventy billion and a little over that dan i know the community has thoughts on that that they have not gone because of that but one of the also one of the things hector mentioned that puerto rico needs a marshall plan we're seeing concerns that things might not go the way that he would like it to go renee i want you to listen to these tweets we had natalia she wrote as she said certainly expecting big contracts to be parceled out to politically connected happened after hurricane katrina will happen again and that also goes into the question renee that you mentioned of disaster capitalism of privatization happening after the shock of the hurricane this is something that naomi klein scholar has referred to how would you oppose that. well the only way. to suggested for for there to be investing in puerto rico but by by the u.s. government in the style of a marshall plan like afterward to and the reason is like if you let put a

and that starts with the u.s. congress. we need everyone to make certain we're laying out the leaves in a manner that no doubt about the need for what we're asking for in order to ensure america's army is at the top of its game. [applause] leaves no doubt about the need for what we're >> if you got time for two more. several questions about acquisition. condense a couple of them. what can be done to enhance responsiveness to war fighter needs, and a follow on to that, what can be done to incentivize collaboration amongst the services, other u.s. government agencies, and our allies? secretary mathis: the first thing is, having spoken with secretary mccarthy, he's got a process under way with general to take the best aspects of rapid eequipping and institutionalizing it as the way we do acquisition in the u.s. army. but there is a point in the second question about how do we get the joint force, you who do we get the department like this? i think the most important thing is, one communications, and two, the actual organizatio

that starts at the u.s. congress. we need everyone to make certain we are laying out the problem in a manner that leaves no doubt about the needs of all we are asking for in order to ensure that america's army is at the top of its game. [applause] general mattis: i have time for two more. several questions about acquisitions. what can be done to enhance responsiveness to war fighter done tond what can be desensitize collaboration between services, other u.s. agencies, and our allies? mattis: i know having spoke with secretary mccarthy that he has a process underway with general millie to take the best aspects of rapid equipping and institutionalizing it as the way we do acquisitions in the u.s. army. there is a point in the second question about how do we get the joint force and the department like this. the most important thing is communications and the actual organization of the department. at congresses direction, one which i completely embrace, we will break at addition, technology, and logistics and to research a

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and with the u.s. administration deeply split over the issue politicians in brussels do think they have a chance to convince congress members because they have good arguments on this side after all of the international atomic energy agency. said that iran is complying with the deal so that of course a good argument for them and also what would it mean like if trying cancel the deal and who would ever want to negotiate with the u.s. again if like reaching a deal and abiding by it doesn't mean anything so of course european politicians will all their diplomatic measures they have to convince the congress and we've also heard himself making some vague threats about what might happen if the deal were in fact canceled which leaves us with the question what would iran do what iran would not do of course renegotiate because iranians have long been skeptical of whether washington can be trusted when it comes to reaching an agreement. and cancels the deal he approves them right so that would weaken president ro

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by congress the u.s. congress and twenty sixteen to oversee the island detonates about seventy billion and a little over that dan i know the community has thoughts on that that they have not because of that but one of the also one of the things hector mentioned that puerto rico needs a marshall plan we're seeing concerns that things might not go the way that he would like it to go renee i want you to listen to these tweets we had natalia she wrote as she said certainly expecting big contracts to be parceled out to politically connected happened after hurricane katrina will happen again and that also goes into the question renee that you mentioned of disaster capitalism of privatization happening after the shock of the hurricane this is something that naomi klein scholar has referred to how would you oppose that. well the only way. to suggested for for there to be investing in puerto rico but by by the u.s. government in the style of a marshall plan like afterward to and the reason is like if you let put a

congress the ball is in the court of u.s. congress and they have sixty days to make a decision but at the same time it seems like the white house especially the president is going to pressure lawmakers and lobby them into trying to impose more sanctions and more pressure on iran so in a way he has opened the door for more chaos to calm but again the congress is going to make that final decision there's still sixty days for that to happen that we have to wait and watch where does this leave iran now what sticks are they going to take. well the iranians seem to be very determined to sort of hold on to this deal for as long as they can at least the moderate portions of the iranian power structure the moderate ministration of president rouhani in the team that was involved in the negotiation but at the same time when threats against the contrie pick up the moderates tend to lose their momentum and the hardliners in the more militaristic portions of the iranian political system tend to be emboldened and the moderates have no choic

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sections are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today a deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out withdrawing from the

and with the u.s. administration deeply split over the issue politicians in brussels do think they have a chance to convince congress members because they have good arguments on this side after all the international atomic energy agency. said that iran is complying with the deal so that's of course a good argument for them and also what would it mean like if trunk cancel the deal now who would ever want to negotiate with the u.s. again if like reaching a deal and abiding by it doesn't mean anything so of course european politicians will all their diplomatic measures they have to convince the congress and we've also heard himself making some vague threats about what might happen if the deal were in fact canceled which leaves us with the question what would iran do what iran would not do of course renegotiate because iranians have long been skeptical of whether washington can be trusted when it comes to reaching an agreement. and now if trump cancels the deal he approves them right so that would weaken p

congress and the u.s. administration not to break the deal i didn't say europeans they would break with the u.s. up to now they have been really successful because i believe they have been a very influential to convince the u.s. congress not to reimpose their nuclear related sanctions. what i said. they would support the. are you see this opportunity the international community or all last you rupie and are all. a positive impact to trying. to break the. dispute between europe and iran and the us would come to the regional issues more. in this case if europeans are ready to start negotiations with iran they would find iran. positive constructive reaction again i can ask a specific question on that because i think this is an important point and this is a point it was also raised by one of your colleagues professor joshua landis a prominent expert on that part of the world from the university of oklahoma here recently abroad then he agrees with your. idea that the main goal of this. time but mr ations new po

the thorny issue now goes to the u.s. congress. it has 60 days to pass tougher legislation towards tehran that satisfies the president. that includes taking a harder line on iran's ballistic missile program which was not part of the nuclear deal. >>> international reaction to president trump's action has been swift. eu leaders are defending the current agreement and the uk, germany and france all say they are committed to the deal as is. >> it is not a bilateral agreement. it does not belong to any single country and it is not up to any single country to terminate it. we cannot afford as international community, as europe for sure, to dismantle a nuclear agreement that is working and delivering, especially now. >> and it is succeeding in stopping iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon and that is very important. it's a good thing for iran and for the world. we will work very hard to persuade our partners in the u.s. congress that we think the deal has value and there are many people in congress who want to fix it, not nicks it. >> ot

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where i am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sanctions are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today a deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out with drawing from

congress that he thinks that it's in the u.s. national security interest to stay in the iran deal and at the time that many people thought he was speaking to an audience of one president donald trump but if you really look back in now with this reporting that president may have found what he sees as a loophole where he can decertify but the not push congress to reimpose saying sions there's five satisfying his base mattis is a key voice he is respected on capitol hill and you're starting to see some republicans especially within the leadership say basically it will quote the uses the toothpaste is always an over and out of the bottle the money has been given to iran the sanctions have been lifted if they were to reimpose sanction they know the allies would blame them for and walked away from the nuclear deal and it's not at all clear that the allies would follow suit and which would mean the same sions were somewhat toothless so it's not confirmed that the republicans will go along but it's also important to point out whenever th

as turmoil inside the u.s. congress is judicial trial over illegal insider trading previously the law didn't affect congress members we carried out our own investigation is american. insider trading using confidential information on companies in the stock market is a criminal offense and could result in jail time however the law doesn't apply to everyone most congressional staff members get away with it scot free but the question is is this legal while a few years ago the stop trading on congressional knowledge act or stock was fashioned to cry. insider trading and prevent members of congress from trading stocks based on nonpublic information gathered on capitol hill the stock act makes it clear that if members of congress used. from asia to gain an unfair advantage in the market they are breaking the law. however about a year later the bill was amended allowing top federal employees to hide their financial dealings from the public now the new change didn't apply to members of congress but nothing was said abou

congress to take measures even further u.s. president has delayed the release of some of the top secret files relating to the assassination of former president john f. kennedy donald trump says the government will release two thousand eight hundred secret records but it's holding some of them back for review the release of the classified files complies with laws passed by u.s. congress twenty five years ago aimed at quashing speculation that suggested a government link to the president's death. u.n. chief is calling for militia groups to put down their weapons in central african republic and tony harris is visiting the troubled nation where four years after ethnic violence limps in a neighborhood of are still too scared to leave their own. things. they are safe here but this act of faith is too dangerous to perform in some neighborhoods of banking. at the height of the ethnic violence in ca or four years ago my son was chased down by a christian a vigilante group lynched because he was muslim the family home destroyed fled to t

to toughen u.s. policy towards iran and if it can't reach an agreement trump says he'll terminate the deal he'll also ask congress to find a way to punish iran for its ballistic missile program current deal only covers its nuclear activities and his administration will punish some members of iran's revolutionary guard but it won't be declared a so-called terrorist organization. we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout that is why i am directing my administration to work closely with congress and our allies to address the deal's many serious flaws so that the iranian regime can never threaten the world with nuclear weapons kilmeny how kate is the white house for us hi there kimberly you know it was a tough message from trump and the tone of it very different from the messages as we see in an issues previously between the president and his top diplomat rex

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where i am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sections are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today a deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out withdrawing from th

in an area where many foreign embassies and government departments are based a quarterly report to u.s. congress on tuesday found that armed groups are increasing their control and territory across afghanistan. refugees have barricaded themselves inside an australian run detention. sign and compound was closed on tuesday after a court deemed it was illegal but six hundred refugees still living there say it's too dangerous to leave because they'll be attacked by hostile locals australia's government says papa new guinea is responsible for closing the camp which it disputes at least fifteen people have been killed in airstrikes in the eastern libyan city of it's been besieged for more than a year by armed groups loyal to the renegade general khalifa haftar he's annoyed allegations of carrying out the strikes and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera i'm back with more in twenty five minutes. is next. with you. the well it. hasn't. learned the men. did that i was. looking. to. get him gaffney's can see it going to. them and they are about. to. look. so close on the. mad that o

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where i am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sections are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today a deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out with drawing from t

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where i am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sections are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out with drawing from the

lawmakers and international partners to fix its flaws now every ninety days the u.s. president has to certify to congress that iran is complying with the agreement trump had done that twice before but now has refused to sign ahead of a sunday deadline or congress must now decide whether to reimpose sanctions and scrap the deal here's what trump had to say importantly iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal so today in recognition of the increasing menace posed by iran and after extensive consultations with our allies i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu welcomed a trance announcement congratulating the u.s. president for what he called a quote courageous step now the response from other world leaders has been much less enthusiastic so the deal took more th

lawmakers and international partners to fix its flaws now every ninety days the u.s. president has to certify to congress that iran is complying with the agreement trump had done that twice before now rather but now has refused to sign ahead of a sunday deadline. congress must decide whether to reimpose sanctions and scrapped the deal here's some more of what trump had to say importantly iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal so today in recognition of the increasing menace posed by iran and after extensive consultations with our allies i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcome trump's announcement congratulating the u.s. president for what he called a quote courageous step the response from other world leaders has been much less enthusiastic the deal t

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where i am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sanctions are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out with drawing from th

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where i am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sanctions are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it the i.a.e.a. certified eight times in iran was at hearing today a deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out with drawing from

president must certify to congress that iran is complying with that agreement every ninety days trumps on it twice before but this time he refused to sign the head of sunday's deadline now congress is left with a decision about whether to reimpose sanctions scrap the deal completely here's a bit of what trump had to say. importantly iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal so today in recognition of the increasing menace posed by iran and after extensive consultations with our allies i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout well israel welcome that announcement prime minister benjamin netanyahu congratulated the u.s. president for what he called a courageous step of response from other world leaders have been slightly less enthusiastic iran deal took more than a decade to negotiate between the u.s. britain france and ger

congress and the u.s. administration not to break the deal i didn't say europeans they would break with the u.s. up to now they have been really successful because i believe they have been a very influential to convince the u.s. congress not to reimpose their nuclear related sanctions. what i said. they would support the. are you see this opportunity the international community or all last year rupee and raul. a positive impact to trying. to break the. dispute between europe and iran and the us would come to the regional issues more in this case if europeans are ready to start negotiations with iran they would find . positive constructive reaction can i can i ask a specific question on that because i think this is an important point and this is a point it was also raised by one of your colleagues professor joshua landis a prominent expert on that part of the world from the university of oklahoma he recently wrote that he agrees with your. idea that the main goal of this. time but mr ations new policy on th

to this point the only sort of body that has lower ratings than the president the white house is the u.s. congress in terms of public approval so this is no small task and in fact there already is a rather have the legislative plate on lawmakers agenda at this time so certainly this is adding to that it is complicated and certainly it's also going to affect those very important u.s. relationships particularly when it comes to the european union that has cautioned the united states against doing any of this type of action that we expect the president will outline very shortly kimberly thank you at least two people have been shot dead during protests against kenya's electoral commission rallies subject in place despite a government by police in nairobi to disperse protesters with tear gas opposition supporters took to the streets of a planned presidential election really wrong for me to miller isn't my rupi force for me to do is this beginning to color these last few remaining days before the rerun of selection. well peter that certainly is the case especially considering that this politic

lawmakers and international partners to fix its flaws now every ninety days the u.s. president has to certify to congress that iran is complying with the agreement trump had done that twice before but now has refused to sign ahead of a sunday deadline congress must now decide whether to reimpose sanctions and scrap the deal here's some of what trump had to say importantly iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal so today in recognition of the increasing menace posed by iran and after extensive consultations with our allies i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu welcome trump's announcement congratulating the u.s. president for what he called a quote courageous step now the response from other world leaders has been much less enthusiastic the deal took more th

congress to potentially revamp u.s. law to set up tough new standards. if iran by a late arbitrary trigger point lifted sanctions could be put back in place senate republicans are already drafting legislation supported by top democrats who have always viewed the twenty fifteen deal as somewhat imperfect we're saying if they're not in compliance we're all with together on this where am the administration also has its sights on another ronnie and target the country's revolutionary guard new u.s. treasury sections are being imposed which donald trump says are long overdue critics say these actions put international relations at risk and could spell the end of the deal painstakingly negotiated over more than a decade this deal was working it was delivering the iranians were living up to it certified eight times in iran was at hearing today deal trump took a perfectly working deal and transformed it into a crisis with the decision that he made today donald trump has shifted u.s. iran policy and he's not entirely ruling out withdrawing from the agreement altog

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president must certify to congress that iran is complying with the agreement every ninety days trump has done this twice before but has now refused to sign a head of sunday's deadline. now congress must decide whether to reimpose sanctions and scrap the deal here's more of what trump had to say. really iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal so today in recognition of the increasing menace posed by iran and after extensive consultations with our allies i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout well israel for one has welcomed trump's announcement prime minister binyamin netanyahu congratulated the u.s. president for what he calls a quote courageous step the response from other world leaders has been less than enthusiastic the iran deal took more than a decade to negotiate between the u.s. iran china russia great britai

congress to vote in favor of maintaining the deal and therefore against. ok well he has been having trouble getting majorities in congress so we'll see we'll have to wait for this decision what his motives for this step if it does come. was a campaign strongly on this issue he was clear that he was against obama's deal with iran and now he wants to keep that promise on of course avoid suffering another public to feud we could also understand this move particularly as a strategy to shift to the pressure until congress and allow all of them to make the final decision ok karen lee and she more in washington many thanks for that and staying in the united states going low be ista calling for more regulation after this week's mass shooting in las vegas that left fifty eight people dead and many more injured it's a rare call for restrictions from the national rifle association in a country where gun control is a bitterly divisive issue the n.r.a. says it wants more regulations for devices used to increase firing speed the last vegas gunman is said to have used su

of the u.s. congress and as you explained they have sixty days in which to reimpose order or continue the sanctions lifting process just three days ago based in tribes defense secretary under questioning by congress said that the agreement it is in the american security interest to continue to abide by the treaty so it's it's clear that there are many voices within the administration that do not want to see the united states actually withdraw their fully aware of the consequences they believe giving iran a clear clear clear sailing to continue development and again antagonizing or alienating america's allies who are copartners in the treaty. so again the if the if the indications are that the administration will basically throw it into the cord into the congressional cord then the question here is will congress hesitate. or will they subscribe to what the president says and basically pull out of the agreement peter or tom i can see executive director had this to say about the us president donald

is part the deal needs to be certified by the u.s. president every ninety days the next deadline october fifteenth and if president doesn't renew it then it goes to congress which has to decide if sanctions should be reinstated or not it's his time i came in in washington d.c. following this story it seems like another long taze from president trump has been talking about this for a long time and now all the talk becomes a little more call great is there any suggestion that the deal will survive or at least the u.s. is part of the deal will survive. well as you as you noted he talked about the deal or iran having violated the spirit of the deal twice already the united states under his administration has said that certifies that they that iran is complaining is complying rather with the terms of the deal but the u.s. administration says they're not satisfied with that they want iran to also to comply with what they consider adequate restraints on ballistic missile tests on their support of proxy groups like hezbollah or human rights i