warned that iran could develop a nuclear weapon in weeks. it says a return to the 2015 nuclear deal is the best way to reduce any threat. >> the fact is that right now iran's breakout time is shorter than we would like. were we to reenter the jcpoa and were iran to once again be subject to the stringent monitoring regime, that breakout time would be extended. lauren: mike, what more does the white house have to say about this? mike: the white house press secretary addressed this issue directly during the daily briefing, saying this does worry the biden administration. she said the fact that biden started working toward resuscitating that agreement, the jcpoa, was because iran was accelerating nuclear weapons development after the u.s. walked away under trump from that deal. jen psaki saying this is one of the reasons the u.s. wants to get back to this deal. she was echoing something said by the secretary of state earlier in the day. antony blinken was giving evidence to a senate committee. he said the matter of time in which iran could devel

to wage war on iran. do you anticipate a return to the iran deal and from a global security standpoint? what's at stake if the neil fails? well, when the trump administration withdrew from the treaty, it had a very sort of, i think so malicious intent with that it was a functioning deal. it really had strict verification and sure that iran was not developing nuclear weapons. and the u. s. just intentionally sabotaged that, but this standard that was in there and it was the highest that we've ever seen. an international agreement with verification on nuclear energy facilities. and the i e a verify that iran was implementing it. they are not developing nuclear plants, we know what they're doing. so i think that was just intentionally trying to portray the treaty as bad when it was actually a very high standard treaty. and it was really a huge diplomatic achievement to get it. so when it was broken, of course it's really hard to put these things back together and you have undermined trust from iran, from all

now analysis of the know conference site in pakistan's iran con. as prime minister, we can speak to michelle j. d. a senior fellow at the think tank to buy the law, but he is in his lama bar. he joins me on the phone. what was it the cause, the downfall of prime minister in ron con. why was he unable to win this vote or defeat the opposition? well, this wasn't the 1st vote of no confidence. rather go to palm names. we had to speak . we speak with mother rides, little bit of st. power, a little bit of political muscle. but it's never really gotten any traction on thing until now. the last 2 weeks in the change in the town was a non cons relationship with the military military, i think by and large individual level and institutionally the traditional problem political families in august on i'd been unable to grow the country in the direction that aligned with the interest and non com is really supposed to be the solution to that log. the so called failure of the conditional parties. i didn't come in with no, no real preparation for office. and then h

iran. iran continues to use u.a.v.'s to threaten israel, including in its deadly attack on an israeli-owned tanker last summer. this is why i'm opposed to striking out the bad nuclear deal with iran that would line the regime's pockets with tash cash. the more money iran has, the more it will spend on threats to the u.s. and our partners. period. this situation is intolerable, the people of the middle, including americans living there, cannot live in stability, freedom, prosperity while under assault by iran's drones. we must eliminate their ability to build drones. this bill will help reduce the threats of iranian drones. it clarifies our existing sanctions on iran's conventional weapons program includes the supply, sale, transfer to or from iran of combat u.a.v.'s and codifies as u.s. policy to prevent iran, its proxies from acquiring u.a.v.'s that can be used in attacks against the u.s. and our partners. with this legislation, congress is telling the world, the world knows that we will cut off iran's u.a.v. supplies.

the iran deal you spoke of. it was worked out with one administration and another and -- i administration decides he doesn't like them. he tears it up. it makes america look indecisive. they could be just. it could be an improvement of policy and methods on our part or on the part of who is in the white house. the problem is we do not have a continuous policy. therefore, we are still going to be running around as each administration changes. you say we have a trump or obama or bush part c or a clinton policy. why don't we have a u.s. policy that is continuous and has some consistency to it? host: thanks, james. guest: you raise an interesting point but that is the difference between a democracy and a monarchy. if you had a dictatorship -- chinese policy has been consistent over 50 years. russian policy over 20 years. democracy is messy and god bless us for it. we do not have the ability and should not have the ability to have one president tied the hand of another. if he -- the president could not mess with it,

all these issues were used to justify sanctions, iran into the nuclear regulatory met. and the other side left the agreement. so people realized that the fact that isn't likely like is that because of the doings of young and go because of the u. s. government difficulties and unkept promises you compared the sanctions after the nuclear. they came in to the sanction before it was actually sanctioned, more after the nuclear, after giving concession. this is actually true for russia. it's 240 like that no matter what you do. the other side was the sanction you. and they find some excuse when iran resumed its nuclear program, the westcott access to the swift international banking system. but a substitute was found to evade us sanctions, germany, france, and great britain launch instincts. the instrument in support of trade exchanges. a swift equivalent here undecided to do when you and was cut off from the system was developing others of benzo trading. for example, barter, trade, exchange goods, you avoid the normal banking system. it started to develop front companies that

for the last for the years. iran has managed to go around. most of those sanctions and young has been able to actually survive and also progress under the section. then of course, you realize that american aggressive behaviors will continue no matter what you do, you know, has been receiving end of american edition for the last 40 years. or that does it for me this hour, i will be back and let's say 30 minutes with another full and fresh look to news. this is our teacher national. but that was for is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what whole make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led to some with direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depth.

and i want to hone in on this .e let's start with iran alone, this deal with iran that would give them tens of billions ofdo dollars. reporter ali, take the iranian revolutionary guard off the no fly list, reportedly allow vladimir putin, who's negotiating the deal to build a nuclear facility for the iranians. this is madness and that we'd import oil from the iranians now would you ever make that deal with the iranian government, the mullahs, the chanten death to america? so i ended a terrible deal ,r but it was better than the one that they're looking to do now. the iran deal . they're looking to do a deal even worse if that's possible. you know, the one thing you didn't say is israel is in tremendous peril, tremendous danger because it's a very quick roadmap for them to have a nuclear weapon and a lot of nuclear weapons. it and i can't imagine that it's going to be allowed tod happen. what they're doing in congress allow th biden is doing. i can't imagine that they would allow this to happen just this could very well be the end of israel. a lot of people s are saying that to or less

the iran deal which means iran will get nuclear weapons and destroy israel, how is that good for america? if you look at all the bad stuff and say it is over, it is not over unless we allow it to be over. look at the virginia race. virginia we shouldn't have won. biden won that state by 10 or 12 points. not an easy windows why did we win? we had a message and we all worked together, the republican national committee worked together, youngerkin worked to the other, trump did a lot of phone calls, we worked together and that is how we won. you know, we will have an unbelievable 2022 not just because of biden, biden's numbers are horrible but school boards, people are sick and tired, what their kids are being taught. this is the greatest country ever. why would somebody want to trash this country? if you have the skin, you are bad in this skin, you are good. we are going to win, in virginia and other places and talk about the issues people care about, and what is important but that is -- biden's numbers are bad. here is why i support john bozeman. what you want, what you want in do you see

and iran also, unfortunately joined the fate of the speed it had produced s's. you know it, sir, since 2018 and it is my own personal observation. since thank eating lessons, i think the degree is not understanding that, you know, they can not really govern like right at the forefront. instead, what they do with the mundane like these, you know, they get these pocket regimes in order to, you know, and kind of hold on to their power. and even though in the, at this period of time, you know, pakistan has been embroiled when they are in weeks of article instability in a weeks time. you know, the country had a prime minister than the country did not have a prime minister. the country had a prime minister again, and then he was ousted in a new confidence. ford had jerry, i'm thank you so much for your time. and you can follow all developments in pakistan and get in depth analysis on our website. that's d w dot com. ah, president valid with vladimir zalinski of ukraine address, south korea's parliament on monday, as a lensky asked the 10th largest economy in the world

the former opposition leader is succeeding iran khan, who was removed from office in a no confidence vote. sharif will not form a temporary government until a general election can be house sometime next year. while he settled into his new office, tens of thousands of iran can't supporters are protesting against his removal. and more than a 100 m. p. 's from con spotty, have also resigned in protest. we'll get to our discussion in just a moment. but 1st, this report from our hider in islamabad, after several weeks of uncertainty, and what was looking like a political rela, bugger on now had a new prime minister there 23rd prime minister, mr. vestry, for sworn in on monday evening. it is important to note that focused on that he can solve the outgoing party, decided to read, dine and mod from that parliament saying that a good option charges against them acceptable and that they will not continue in a parliament that they consider to be an imported government m, ron han had already been to 8 people to come out on sunday night across the country . tens of thousands of people came out. a

and by any measure, iran con, seems to have lost the majority. he does not have the numbers anymore in parliament . a 172 m. p. 's are required to elect the leader of the house. there are 100 and the 70 people and, and 76 a who are sitting on the opposition benches according to the italy. so if there is a vote, if there is a fair wrote a, we're going to see him run. hon loses majority. but the session remains adjourned for now, there is going to be a resumption of the session and it remains to be seen. how long will it take for the speaker, director to call for the vote, which hasn't happened so far, right. and so remind us osama of how we got here. why did prime minister mankind news support with? well, if you remember 3 and a half years ago, prime minister m run kong came on the promise of change building a new or a near pakistan as he called it. but what has happened in the subsequent years is that those promises of millions of jobs, millions of homes, a strengthening the economy, changing the way the system of governance works or uprooting. a

busy iran and north korea since then there have been trials across the us with at vast a mixed record of convictions. the case of gang chin, a massachusetts institute of technology professor accused of lying about his ties to china was dismissed without trial. university of kansas professor fang franklin towel was convicted in april of fraud and making false statements. but the judge is declined to set a sentencing date and is considering defense claims that there are major problems with the prosecution's case, f b, i. officials point to the case of harvard university chemist charles libor convicted of lying to federal agencies about his tie to a chinese talent recruitment program. failing to disclose a chinese bank account and tax evasion. they say there's good reason to focus on china. there is no country, no country that presents a broader, more severe threat to our innovation, our ideas on our economic security than china does. joyce jour with chinese student living in chicago says the focus on china makes the u. s. and increasingly hostile environment. there's a huge rise of anti

can you believe they want a new iran nuclear deal? sen. blackburn: they want to federalize elections. they want to pack the courts so they can take away your free speech, your religious liberty, your second amendment rights. they are all about abortion. that is what they have spent their year on. the way i look at it, they have an agenda. you know what we have? we have a vision. we have a vision that, if we focus on our founding principles, if we stay true to what this nation was founded on, if every day, we are that happy warrior for faith, family, freedom, hope, opportunity for all, this great nation's best days are ahead of us. they are not the hind us. -- they are not behind us. [applause] sen. blackburn: that is one of the big differences between the democrats and their agenda, and us and our agenda. so many times, when i am at home in tennessee, and i am out and about, someone will come up to me and go through this agenda of everything that is going on. the issue of the day, the press is following the hot issue of the day. they say,

if we don't get a deal with iran, iran is literally on the doorstep of a nuclear weapon. they are weeks away, as we speak, from having enough nuclear material to produce a weapon. it will also set off a nuclear arms race in the middle east. it won't be long before the saudis and the turks start to pursue nuclear weapons as well. what a disaster that would be for the united states. i hope that the administration is going to get a deal and i hope that they aren't going to let political considerations in the united states be the barrier to that deal. if there's a good deal on the table that prevents iran from getting a nuclear weapon and the biden administration has to sign that deal. let us do the work of selling that deal in congress. we'll get it done. we'll get the votes for it, but i'm getting a little worried that the administration is looking at political realities in the united states when they are contemplating whether to get into a deal that o protects the world from a nuclear weapon. >> would you take iran's revolutionary guard off the terror list in order to get

melissa chan, thanks for joining us. pakistan has had a tumultuous weekend after its legislature ousted iran con from office following a vote of no confidence. given the country's political polarization and the power of the military there were concerns any impasse would lead to further instability. oh, the high drama continued on monday in the national assembly, as it was set to elect a new prime minister ahead of that vote. cons party staged a walk out boycotting the election with pakistan deep in political crisis. the country's new leader shabazz sharif faces the same challenge is con, did including a dysfunctional economy. joining us is journalist had gera, mariam in islamabad. i'm, can you tell us more about what happened in parliament today and pakistan's new prime minister? yes, so basically today, you know, the for the session was carried out in order to ward for the new prime minister of pakistan. and the bob they, mon, hans bach. hassan very gained out south party, the members they resign and mass, and then what was carried out, and now boss cherry, he is elected as the prime minist

last my to use out of for my primary, the iran con prospects. i think that everybody, a lot of the people in the state structure are underestimating them. ron hun, street bow. currently, we saw a couple of days ago, in fact, according to the national media, about 10000000 people came out from the street to pakistan. i think the future election probably belongs to him as the cause, thickness of, of politics. and pakistan has been a 2 way street. it can't be blamed on him, round can alone, i think, be a moline and other political parties about just as much to say. thank you. sound. thank you. i'm by thank you. marina for helping us analyze what is happening in pakistan's politics right now. you chip, appreciate you as well. i will see in the next up side of the street. thanks for watching everybody ah, mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in any water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening pe, delve into the

let's start with iran alone. let's deal with iran that would give them tens of billions of dollars, reportedly take the revolutionary guard off the no-fly list, reportedly allow vladimir putin, who is negotiating the deal, to build a nuclear facility. importing oil from the iranians. would you ever make that deal with the iranian government? >> ended a terrible deal, but it was better the one and they are looking to do now. they are looking to do a deal even worse, if that's possible. the one thing you did say is that israel is in tremendous peril, tremendous danger if this happens. it is a very quick road map for them to have a nuclear weapon, a lot of nuclear weapons. i can't imagine that it is going to be allowed to happen, what they are doing in congress, and what biden is doing. i can't imagine that they would allow this to happen, sean. this could very well be the end of israel. a lot of people are saying that too. i must perhaps something happens where israel is going to have to take up the fight. but it i

part of that was getting out of the iran deal. the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and i think the previous administration did a good job of reestablishing our friendship with israel, which was somewhat threatened by the iran deal, and bringing the gulf states into a normal relationship with israel. now what you see is the leaders of these states going off to visit the russians. i read the other day that bashar al-assad is in the uae. i think flirting with the iranians, a bad nuclear deal, is a really bad idea. it was a bad idea the first time. it is a bad idea now. not only would it restrain their effort to get a nuclear capability. it also had nothing to do with all their collateral activities, terrorism around the middle east , israel just experienced attacks this week, probably indirectly inspired by the iranians. i don't think anything doable or out of this deal. even though we probably will not be able to stop it, it is not going to be treaty, so it will not be permanent. if there is a new administration , if it does not wor

same with iran. therefore the joint agreement on nook weapons signed by the obama administration 2015. iran lived up to it completely. u.s. intelligence confirms that iran completely lived up to the agreement. it sharply limited iran's capacity to develop nuclear systems whether they intended to develop nuclear weapons we don't know. they say they weren't but maybe they were. president trump dismantled it. tore it to shreds violating security council ordersment security county had ordered all countries maintain the jcpoa. trump decided i don't like it, i'm going to tear it apart so he destroyed it. then he punished iran for the u.s. violation of security council orders by imposing harsh sanctions on iran. europe bitterly opposed that but they have to conform for the reasons i mentioned. that is now maintained by the biden administration. there is a chance that we might be able to restore the agreement. trekkie thing. well, we can look through the rest of the world. there are u.n. sanctions which one

that created a vacuum and iran has moved in. we still don't have a good strategy for iran. we are trying to resurrect the nuclear deal that i think at the last administration wrongly pulled out of. the deadlines are short and some of the new demands like removing the -- from the list and letting russia trade with iran may be too hard to swallow. we are ending up in a world where, as i said, we have more nuclear powers where we have created vacuums. south korea and japan are talking about whether they should create a nuclear capacity after four years and under the nuclear umbrella. that is because i think our leadership is doubted. president biden was talking to the prime minister of india the other day about ukraine and russia and what biden said was please do not increase your oil imports from russia. he did not say cut them off. it was more of an nuanced call because he is recognizing that not only is india a major power in the world, it is a nuclear power. we have to structure our relationships in this world carefully but we better get on with it. if we don't have a day

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now that iran is out, how are they going to react? now iran, if he takes to the streets as you need to do very aggressively, it continuously says, i, i bought in cricket terms. i, to the last one of the match. if he does that, then that way continue to unite these parties. if he doesn't, if he goes quietly, which doesn't seem to be the case, then this group, this group will have a problem. so again, very, very interesting couple of weeks ahead. and again need a lot of caution. lots of sense, good sense for the leaders of bucks on to handle this be critical situation. no, there's been a boost for ukraine's war effort as international donors renew financial support for millions of people who fled the fighting. the british prime minister made an unannounced visit to keep all free military and financial aid force. johnson held talks with president of ms. lewinsky, them promised to increase the pressure wrong rush with mall sanctions, as well as moving away from using his oil and gas. russell said the reports are from keith, regards more h

the country is witnessing the politic divisions after prime minister iran han was ousted also much to need more confidence over the weekend. how of the war on sunday after the country supreme court ruled that he had only acted unconstitutionally, in blocking the process and dissolving parliament on monday? not sure if mitchell and the opposition leader shall shave as the prime minister. often, we suppose to avoid the what the police after a $168.00 allies in the $242.00 national assembly walked out in protest. shabbos is the younger brother of treat. i'm prime minister in the washing on the body. as a leader of the opposition, she also let the bid to our hon. and now she's in, she'll bring pocket economy back on track following fonts mismanagement and i change weren't just come by talking supreme court. and so if it were to come just by talking and then in the past 4 years, our country would have progressed on and become the most developed country in the world. shavaun, i mean it's kind of home but you know, the high after yourself. he cannot make mismanagement. the new government fac

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a conflict widely seen as a proxy war between saudi arabian iran has did the stadium, n d u and special and voice hands grant berg says the 2 month cruise could be extended at both parties. agree, a sign of who after years of fighting with that up al jazeera. well, let's take a look at where things stand, who see rebels back by iran control, much of the northern highlands in yemen, including the capital santa, or so in the north. there's been recent fighting in the oil rich province of merab . that's where the internationally recognized government supported by the saudi. that coalition has its last stronghold me long in the south separatists known as the southern transitional council, our influential presence in the government's temporary capital aiden. the group gets financial and military assistance from the united arab emirates. the armed group al qaeda, is active in several areas. it's biggest influence is in the hydro mount province. elizabeth kendall is a senior research fellow at oxford university. she says, well, politics means both these and the saudi black government on the pr

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it's critical that we do not k to demands from iran. the leading state sponsor of terror and the dictatorial government. new jersey democratic congressman josh gottheimer says the u.s. must not accept iran's demands to remove their islamic revolutionary guard from the list of terrorist organizations. if iran has proven anything, it said that they can't be trusted. pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry want the administration to be more transparent about what's on the table. it must come before the congress before the united state senate for ratification or does involve. lawmakers are also concerned about the role russia is playing to finalize the deal. are we seriously going to lead a war criminal vladimir putin, the guarantee year of this deal, new york republican congresswoman claudia tenney rejects the idea that russia should be allowed to buy iran supply of enriched uranium. the problematic nature of having the russians at the bargaining table with us as they commit atrocities and murder and ukraine. republicans say if the

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if iran wants sanctions lifting that goes beyond the jcp away, they'll need to address concerns of ours that go beyond the jcp away. they will need to negotiate those issues in good faith with reciprocity. negotiations in vienna to potentially restore the deal have been going on for about a year. the u. s. has rejected take bonds, key demand is that iran revolutionary guard corps, be removed from a terrorist blacklist so that the country can return to compliance with the nuclear agreement. iran's foreign ministry has accused us officials of purposely delaying the talks. heard from iranian political analysts. christopher holly, who says that the u. s. has waged a duplicative policy against the nuclear deal. i believe that it's one of the red line that you've done. so foreign ministry has spoken about and the listing of the illusionary guard court, the i r d, as the terrorist organization by the us department of state, with an escalation in an already from situation after the united states unilaterally withdrew from the j u, p. o, a, the 2015 nuclear agreement. iranian ministry has made i

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