korea if the u.s. is forced to defend south korea and other allies. a short time ago, president trump said new sanctions are in the works. want to talk more about this with cnn global affairs correspondent elise labott and white house correspondent jeff zeleny at trump tower. i want to start with you, what is the white house saying about this meeting that could happen at any moment? well, ana, we are going to expect to hear from president trump, some more details about new sanctions that he wants to impose on north korea. of course this is coming just a couple days after that fiery speech where he left, you know made clear his point to the u.n. that the u.s. would totally destroy in his words north korea. but still diplomacy is a preferred route here. he is going to in this hour talk about sanctions. we are told the sanctions are not going to be specifically related to the oil program, but will be business related. we ll get more details on that. but this is just the latest in a
to the natalee holloway case is the perfect example, you have a woman who is obviously inebriated and quite possibly has been slipped some drug that she doesn t know. i mean when drunk college kids are saying that she was really bad, then she was really bad. so when yeah. martha: we will leave it there. thank you so much and it s a two year-old case and the parents still searching for a lot of answers. mark fuhrman always great to have you. we ll see you next time. bill: happening now rolls your way in ten minutes. jon good morning. jon: another week, a series of congressional hearings into the several scandals swirling around the white house. today the acting i.r.s. in the hot seat. bret baier and karl rove weigh in. guess who is reaping most of the benefits from iraq s oil program, china. how did that happen after the
not enough. what the u.n. is doing now. what s the next level? and what would it mean? the sanctions the europeans signed on to, that would be to isolate the iranian oil program, get the chinese and others to buy into it. but if they refuse to, why not militarily enforce sanctions? it s the kind of thing we did against iraq years ago after iraqis took kuwait. that s effectively going to war. there are things we can do economically to isolate iran. this is a cash crop economy. their crop is oil. and if we make it impossible for that oil to move and if people won t agree to do it voluntarily, we enforce it physically, yes, there are things we can do short of the kind of military strikes that people are talking about. still ahead, we re going to talk to former national security adviser doctor zbigniew brzezinski. we ll be right back with willie s news you can t use. ses walmart low price guarantee can help you out with that? ok! every week they lower thousands of prices and check over
about. this has also been a delaying tactic by the iranian regime. so long as they are at the table talking it gives iran s allies a reason for not having sanctions get any tougher, to keep the screws from tightening down on the thumbs of the iranian regime when it comes to the oil program. just after prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama met at the white house the warm drums appeared to beat in israel. reports were that prime minister benjamin netanyahu already made his decision that he was indeed going to strike iran. they didn t give think kind of timeline for that. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was just there on capitol hill in washington, a reporter asked him about that, said, have you mid a decision about striking iran and the only thing prime minister benjamin netanyahu would say is, it s my decision not to talk about that. certainly not a denial there, and people who know the prime minister well say he has never been more serious in his entire political care
plan. use covert activity which is already being done. ther s covert activity to set back their program by the israelis, by the united states. we know by the israelis. we don t have any evidence, if you look at what s being done, mostf the evidence to actually trails back to the israelis and the methodology that they use. there s no evidence the ited states is at all compcit in working at that. that s what i would be very direct that we wou, in fact, and openly talk about this. w? because i want to make sure that iran knows that when i say that iran is not getting a nuclear apon, that will actually affect out policies tha make that happen. this president has not done that. he has opposed tough sanctions on iran, on their oil program. why? because he s concerned about the enomy and his re-election instead of the long-term national security interests of this countr would say to every foreign scientist that s going in to iran to hp them with their program, you will be treated as a