and terrorism. extremism and terrorism in .nnate from lack of hope in addition to an ideology based on hate and exclusion, it is the necessary fertile ground on which these ideologues, in fact demagogues, recruit new soldiers, new terrorists. we need to dry that fertile ground. charlie: iran s foreign minister for the hour, next. minister of iran s foreign affairs since 2013. he was iran s chief negotiator on the nuclear deal. on monday, president trump certified iran was in compliance with the plan of action. but on tuesday, the of administration announced new sanctions saying the united states will continue to aggressively target iran s activity including ongoing state support of terrorism, ballistic missile programs, and human rights abuses. this is his 12 time at this table. i m pleased to have him back at this table. a lot has happened since the last time i saw you. characterize for me today how you think the relationship is between iran and the united states. i think
anthony mackie: i keep having this dream. a comanche war party searches the house. it is only a matter of time before they call me up to where their knives gleam. he s gone. the president? an accidental president, that s what they will say. i urge you to enact president kennedy s civil rights bill into law. that ain t going to be easy, dr. king. we will have to hold his feet to the fire. we in the senate intent to filibuster this bill. if you get in my way, i will crush you. this civil rights bill just killed your election chances. government does not do what is right, this will no longer be an option. is that a threat? everybody wants power. they think it ought to be given out, free of charge like mardi gras beads. nothing comes free, nothing. do you think everyone will suddenly start dancing to your tune? all we are asking is to live as decent human beings. i m trying to turn this country around. my people want results. it is time to act. to st
long-term problem. the u.s. is considering escalating it s military campaign in iraq and syria. u.s. defense secretary ashton carter said a proposed new policy will bel mean additional airstrikes and direct action on the ground. al jazeera rosalind jordan has more on the strategy shift which still needs approval from the president. reporter: the u.s. military is rolling out a new version of its countser isil strategy. they are calling it the three rs: syrian rebels retaking raqqa, iraqi troops sweeping in on ramad e and u.s. forces getting more involved. the third and final r is raids, signalling that we won t hold back from supporting capable partners in opportunistic attacks against is isil. carter s statement comes after last week s raid where u.s. special forces jumped in to help kurdish fighters. in so, that would be a major policy change for the u.s. president barack obama had promised no ground troops to fight isil carter told a congressional panel that despite
henhen hence downward prices on gasoline. when our country produces more, that helps bring down the overall price. so the gasoline prices at the pump aren t linked to west texas intermediate crud. they re linked to brent crude. when we empower our industry to grow and expand and produce more supply, that helps bring down prices, prices for oil globally, prices for gas at the pump. that benefits consumers. that benefits small businesses across this great country. so, again, the studies done by the entities and others show that on a long-term secular basis, gasoline prices are lower by lifting the oil export ban because we re part of the global supply. the united states produces more supply globally. so it benefits consumers. second, let s talk about our economy. that s pretty obvious, isn t it? if we have a growing, expanding, thriving energy industry, producing more oil and gas in this country, that leads to more jobs. good paying jobs of all kinds, everything from the roughn
a sanctuary for al qaeda or other trans national extremiste. it is now being done with a relatively number of u.s. forces. there still are casualties but way less for us. in the meantime, afghan force are very much fighting and dying for their down help achieve the mission that is so important to us and to them to not allow the force, retake their country, to taliban that did allow al qaeda to camp out on its soil and plan those attacks. thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. and general, thank you and your family for your service to this country. it is good to have you back here today. we appreciate your ideas, your advice a great deal. one of the things i want to ask you about is you emphasize a need to work with the kurds, turkey, israel and other allies to interdict extremists groups. we have had the authority to cut off the shipments. what are the challenges and what are your recommendations on this? the challenges have been there have been devious and diffi