responsibility for telling the truth which is that it s both the cops and that we also have to have a national effort where we start working on the black-on-black crime within these communities, too. that s real civil rights work today. you talk about performance versus action. you said the problem is not an america blind to racism or even an america that thinks race imis solely the n-word, cross-burnings and housing covenants, the problem is a progressive ideology on race that confuses performance with action. she s doing exactly that. she is saying i am not a racist. i agree with the concerns you are expressing. i tend to think those are the major concerns facing the black community therefore i m not racist. that s performance. that s not action. this isn t just her. if she were genuinely interested
the lord. and jesus says the meek shall inherit the earth. there s nothing meek about him nor those that follow him. but it s true they seek to inherit the earth. we have lost. let the nazarene come. with luck he may condemn himself. bring the woman. we are now to hear and judge the case of the woman who has violated sacred covenants of marriage thus brought shame on her husband s house.
into account military concerns. iran will technically look at this with its own equipment. iran s authenticated equipment. and also the parchin visit will be joined by the iaea director after all of this is true. the iaea director general will visit the facility at the end of this back and forth as iran provides all of the photos, video, environmental samples from the facility. this is actually all in the document as it s laid out. so what about all this? syndicated columnist george will, charles lane opinion writer for the washington post and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. george. well, the first progressive democratic president, woodrow wilson, famously went off to the versailles conference with 14 points. the first of which was, open covenants. it boggled the mind that almost
covenants. it boggled the mind that almost anyone can vote for this thing when they re really buying a pig in a poke because they have not been shown the documents. these same people in congress who said well, we can t tell you whether we re for or against the trade agreements yet because we haven t seen the final documents, these are people who are now preparing to sign onto something that they simply haven t seen. now, the state department spokesman we just saw suggested that what we saul national technical means of verification, satellites and other things, might be a substitute for more rigorous on-site inspection. if so, why were we negotiating so hard all the time about these? it doesn t square. and obviously you re talk about a country that hid facilities inside mountains. so they obviously had some history in the past judging by chuck what we know about their past they have to come clean about it as part of this deal. and that s really a question mark as well. well, let s b
arab allies and certainly in parts of the u.s. congress. an iranian official said this is an historic day, a good day for world peace. chris? thank you very much. words only as good as deeds, so what do we see in these 100 pages? right now, unreleased. so as we have been doing, we are giving you the reporting around it. as we know, it comes down to what the covenants are. what happens if what is supposed to be followed isn t. let s get information from nicholas burns. he was the chief negotiator until 2008. ambassador, good to have you. start off at 30,000 feet. the idea a deal got done at all, how meaningful? very meaningful for historic. this has been ten years in the making. ten years since the united states under the bush administration decided to