Dennis ross and former middle east Senior Advisor for the state department david pollock. From the center for national interest, this is just under an hour and half. [inaudible conversations] well, good afternoon, everybody, and thank you so much for turning out, springlike day in washington. Lets hope it continues. And thanks for cspan for coming along, and just a few tips on how were going to handle this mornings meeting. It is being filmed live, so when we cut to q a please state your name very clearly so that the world knows who you are and your your aunts and uncles can refer to the recording. The subject today i think is highly relevant. Iran sanctions and the nuclear deal. Weve heard a lot about iran during the election campaign, and particularly from the president , but i think there is some confusion as to what the actual policy is, given that we have a nuclear deal with iran, which no one seems eager at this point in time to care up, even though the president says its the wor
Morning. It is being filmed live. When we come to the q and a, state your name clearly so the world knows who you are. So your aunt and uncles can refer to the recording. The subject today is highly relevant. Iran sanctions and the nuclear deal. We heard a lot about iran during the election campaign. Particularly from the president. But i think there is some confusion as to what the actual policy is, given that we have a nuclear deal with iran which no one seems eager to tear up, even though the president says it is the worst deal ever negotiated. Secondly, we have a major fight with the Islamic State or isis, which the president claims is one of our Top Priorities in Foreign Policy, and yet ironically, one of the countries at are going to rely on to be isis will be iran. There is great pressure on capitol hill for more sanctions against iran, not for the nuclear deal but because of its behavior in the gulf, support for insurgents in yemen, and the human rights record. To discuss this,
Morning. It is being filmed live. When we come to the q and a, state your name clearly so the world knows who you are. So your aunt and uncles can refer to the recording. The subject today is highly relevant. Iran sanctions and the nuclear deal. We heard a lot about iran during the election campaign. Particularly from the president. But i think there is some confusion as to what the actual policy is, given that we have a nuclear deal with iran which no one seems eager to tear up, even though the president says it is the worst deal ever negotiated. Secondly, we have a major fight with the Islamic State or isis, which the president claims is one of our Top Priorities in Foreign Policy, and yet ironically, one of the countries at are going to rely on to be isis will be iran. There is great pressure on capitol hill for more sanctions against iran, not for the nuclear deal but because of its behavior in the gulf, support for insurgents in yemen, and the human rights record. To discuss this,
Lets hope it continues. And thanks for cspan for coming along. And just a few tips on how were going to handle this mornings meeting. It is being filmed live and when you ask a question, please state your name clearly so the world knows who you are and aunts and uncles can refer to the recording. The subject today i think is highly relevant. Iran sanctions and the nuclear deal. We heard a lot about the iran deal in the campaign, particularly from the president. But i think there is some confusion as to what actual policy is given that we have a nuclear deal with iran, which no one seems eager at this point in time to tear up. Even though the president says it is the worst deal ever negotiated. Secondly, we have a major fight with the Islamic State or isis which the president claims is one of our top priorities. In Foreign Policy. And yet ironically, one of the countries we will rely on to beat isis is iran. And iran has an election coming up. There is great pressure on capitol hill for
Sunday night at 9 p. M. Eastern. Enter aisle or some of the things weve done in years past. There there are lots of people around with microphones. The authors happy to take questions. John tamny is with us courtesy of paul and barbara paul. He is senior fellow at reason foundation, a senior Economic Advisor in research and trading and an editor of real clear market. Com. He frequently writes about the Securities Market along with tax, trade and Monetary Policy issues that impact those markets for a variety of publications including the wall street journal, investors business daily, financial times, National Review savan frequently writes about the Securities Market along with tax and trade and monetary trade issues that impact the markets including dole street journal investors business daily financial times, National Review and the london dailies telegraph please give a warm welcomevannab to join tammy. [applause] thank you very much for the gracious introductionha and thanks to all