imperatives that go with being the president of the united states. so it s not correct that people won t be listening. that won t be paying attention that are too busy too but it is true that the leaders of the trips where he is going will not bring that stuff up. that they will not talk about. it s going to be interesting in israel because we re already seeing from veteran intelligence and security professionals not those currently in government but those that have been in these positions are upset about the sharing of intelligence with russia. that s going to be a big deal. when he goes to europe he s going to find an appliance keen to make sure that president trump continues to stand firm against russia s interference not just in the united states but around europe in nato in the eu in european institutions. but he spent much more time criticizing those nato members for not paying their fair share than on standing firm with them against russian aggression but
for a new president. he s going to some of the most sensitive countries in that region and then on to the most sensitive missions between allies with the nato and the g-7 summit and this is a president unlike any other in modern times and the leaders around the world are having to calibrate their reactions and their receptions based on what they see so far from president trump. so we know that he is going to get a very very warm welcome in saudi arabia. i talked to many officials. both the advisers to the saudi kingdom and u.s. officials about what we can expect there. they want to make this a success for president trump. they want to realign saudi policy with president trump after an obama administration that they did not get along with. they didn t like president obama s nuclear deal with iran. they did not like president obama s refusal to intervene in syria. they did not like president obama s reaction during the arab
but remember, they need less oversight. he is asking me wait a minute, why are they crippled by oversight if their stocks are up 50%. they can t lend. and the profits are up too. the presidential election underway in iran. a referendum on the landmark nuclear deal. what will voters say? live in teheran we ll go there when we come back. i m alex trebek. if you re age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn t the one on your door. this is a lock
pay attention to what is happening here in the united states. you have a good sense of what people focus on and how much attention they pay to the u.s. what do you make of that characterization as the president heads a broad? do they know that he s so emotions battled here? yes without a doubt. this is front page news all over the world. i was in germany when the issue of firing comey and then the special prosecutor and in germany here in london, these are front page news top of the television broadcast and radio, guests talking about it. look it is absolutely clear that an american president carries a disproportionally large throw weight. what america does, what the president says and does is news and important for the rest of the world because the president of the united states is not just the president of the united states. he is the defacto leader of the western alliance and that is a big deal and you know there s all of these strategic
whether they were followed in that april 9th incident here. united also says it will testify at an upcoming house hearing on airline consumer issues. the trump administration is offering tough talk over the u.s. s relations with iran. secretary of state rex tillerson announced yesterday a comprehensive review of 2015 obama-era nuclear deal with iran saying the country is still a global threat. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has more. good morning to you. good morning, alex. candidate donald trump denounced the iran nuclear deal, said he would rip it up as soon as he was elected and now is saying that they are taking a review of the entire relationship with iran, not just the nuclear deal, but everything else that involves the u.s. and iran. reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson denouncing the obama administration s landmark nuclear deal and declaring that iran is a threat to the u.s. and the world. an unchecked iran has the potential to travel