Fight terrorism, but how . We sat down with mr. Trumps secretary of Defense James Mattis in his first formal interview since taking the job. We are going to move in an accelerated and reinforced manner, throw them on their back foot. Dickerson and the secretary thoughts about the threats from north korea. It would be a catastrophic war if this turns into combat. Dickerson we will have a report from iraq and we will look at another war with filmmaker ken burns who will preview his upcoming project the war in vietnam. Plus the president returns to new questions about soninlaw Jared Kushners contacts with the russians. And his own effort to influence the investigation. We will have plenty of analysis on all of the news coming up on face the nation. Good morning and welcome to face the nation t i am john dickerson. We begin with an update on the war in terror as iraqi force ms. Continue their final push to get isis out of mosul, our Charlie Dagata is on the front lines and filed this repor
Fight terrorism, but how . We sat down with mr. Trumps secretary of Defense James Mattis in his first formal interview since taking the job. We are going to move in an accelerated and reinforced manner, throw them on their back foot. Dickerson and the secretary thoughts about the threats from north korea. It would be a catastrophic war if this turns into combat. Dickerson we will have a report from iraq and we will look at another war with filmmaker ken burns who will preview his upcoming project the war in vietnam. Plus the president returns to new questions about soninlaw Jared Kushners contacts with the russians. And his own effort to influence the investigation. We will have plenty of analysis on all of the news coming up on face the nation. Good morning and welcome to face the nation t i am john dickerson. We begin with an update on the war in terror as iraqi force ms. Continue their final push to get isis out of mosul, our Charlie Dagata is on the front lines and filed this repor
The story of the Street Vendor who sparked a revolution in tunisia. We take you live to morocco and that is the scene where there is applause amongst the audience members there, officials that are attending the signing of a unity deal brokered by the United Nations when it comes to libya. Libyas rival parliaments, warring factions have now met in more row co and a signing ceremony has taken place, that unity deal signed between the two rival parliaments. Thats the scene there. Were monitoring all the latest lines from that signing ceremony. Well bring it to you on al jazeera. Russian president Vladimir Putin launched a scathing attack on turkey. Speaking at an annual News Conference, he ruled out reconciliation and accused ankara of shooting down a russian war plane to impress the United States. Russias penalty says that hes ready to improve ties with the u. S. But doesnt have much hope for better relations with turkey after it downed a russian fighter jet. Peter sharp joining us from
As choosing the option that said we would like a twostate solution so we can go on building our own oil or neighbors build their own. Its actually worse numbers that have appeared in similar polls in other years. Sometimes its been more 50 50 that even 50 50 isnt enough. There has to be a consensus on the palestinian side. It doesnt have to be 100 . There has to be a consensus that they will go for permanent peace. Permanent peace also means policing. If there is a palestinian state than you can allow it to be a base for attacks on neighboring states. Rather than look for blame in some day today in every action on the diplomatic front or on the settlement building front or on the military front that the essential question is who wants peace and he wants fighting . On that question, its pretty clear that the blame is today as it has been since the conflict began on one side. Thank you and with that can i ask members of the audience to join me in thanking joshua muravchik. [applause] he
Our authors who are agreeing to participate in this reflection on the book and where the arab world is now in the wake of this publication and in the wake of all of the developments of the last three plus years. Im going to briefly introduce our speakers. They will speak each for about 10 minutes in the order that i want to reduce them. I may ask them a few more questions and try and get them to fight with one another intellectually. Then we will have plenty of time for you to pose your questions or challenges to them and to all of us. Dan brumberg is one of our oldest in terms of longestserving partners in the journal of democracy. In fact he joined our editorial at an early stage of his career. And its been very influential in shaping our coverage of the Political Developments related to the arab world and associate professor of government and codirector of the program of democracy and government at georgetown university. He also serves as a special adviser with the institute of peac