sandra: speaking at the united states army convention in washington he was also critical of iran without actually mentioning iran by name saying one state sponsor of terror in the mideast cannot hide behind its nation state status while it is a destabilizing revolutionary regime. there is a very important deadline coming up, ambassador, when it comes to iran and re-certifying this deal. what is the president s next move? well, we can only know from press speculation at this point. i think the anniversary will turn out to be a nothing burger. if the president follows the advice of his senior advisors and perhaps this thursday in a speech he is scheduled to give where he will de-certify saying the deal is not in america s best interest but he will stay in it. i find it utterly illogical.
exchange views across the whole ranges of differences that we have with russia. there has been so much press speculation about what trump wants to do and what putin wants to do that honestly, i would be happy with no substantive outcome. just an encounter where the two men can take each other s measure. in fact in fact, that s a really good opportunity at this g-20 summit which will have, essentially, no substantive really kind of a waste of time in my view. it does allow bilateral meetings. the president will have such meetings with other leaders. this being the first one with putin. i really think it s best to concentrate on the personalities and establish a working relationship. later see if a longer meeting of just the two of them in washington or in moscow makes more sense. leland: it would be fair to say that neither of these men really suffer from a crisis of confidence. it would also be fair to say that both of them at the
donald trump when he becomes president of the united states will be carefully arranged. in terms of the specifics, that s not been made public here in russia as, indeed, it hasn t been made public in the united states either, the subject of press speculation at the moment. clearly, the russians very much want to see this one-on-one meeting between the russian president and the president of the united states would be flattering to the kremlin, because it would portray them as being on an equal footing with the united states. that s been one of have the big objectives for the kremlin to be seen and treated as a player on the international stage and to have a seat at the top table. it is something that is speculated motivates vladmir putin very much. i think they would be very receptive to the idea of a sort of summit between the cold war style summit between these two leaders sgchlt will there a leaders. there are mixed messages.
jon: we re going to get to hillary clinton in a second but, there are, there are critics out there. hillary had to deal with, i guess the problem of her age because she will be getting up there, i think about it time the 2016 election rolls around she would be potentially one of the oldest presidents. this would not be a factor if she were a man. i think that women will reject the age argument and they should reject it because it is a sexist one and it is unfair. i do think it is probably affecting her own calculation whether or not she wants to put herself through this. jon: there were questions when she was leaving the secretary of state s job and took the fall in the bathroom and hurt herself. there are health issues that remain. we still haven t gotten to the bottom of, jon. that is the problem with the clinton machine. it is very hard to get inside and get real information what is going on with her, the family and the foundation. jon: what is it about elizabeth warren drives s
often, it turns out it s a wrong fact, so we have to start over. it turns out he was wiping the comput computer. maury? it s incredible that there is not any kind of hard leads or any a consensus working theory. i do think the press speculation