European and middle eastern attitudes about the Iran Nuclear Agreement and implications of a potential shift in u. S. Policy toward iran and the agreement. Among the panelists, ambassadors from britain, france, and germany. This is live coverage on cspan3. Hello, greetings. When we launched this [ inaudible ] anticipated that u. S. Relations with iran would become an ever more significant issue. That was both because of irans crucial and was at the time a rapidly advancing Nuclear Program. Two years ago, it seemed the Nuclear Issue had been dealt with, if primarily along partisan lines and not to the satisfaction of all through the joint comprehensive plan of action. While Senior Trump Administration officials and other parties to the agreeme agreement President Trump has expressed his displeasure with the terms. In the General Assembly last week, he called it, quote, an embarrassment to the United States, end quote, and said the u. S. Could not abide by an agreement, if quote, it prov
Implications looking at the agreement. This is hosted by the Atlantic Council. Its just under three hours. Thank you, ambassador. You have been a wonderful supporter of this program and a wonderful guide for it. Thank you all for coming. I guess theres some interest in this issue today, judging from the size of the crowd. Throughout the history of the Nuclear Negotiations with iran going back to 2002, when Irans Nuclear activities were revealed, europe has played a pivotal role in these negotiations. They began with the e3 and the European Union at a time when the Bush Administration refused to talk to iran and called it a member of the axis of evil. Over the years, the u. S. Became more involved in the negotiations, but the european role has remained crucial. And now, with the jcpoa increasingly challenged as the ambassador said from washington, rather than iran, it may be up to the europeans again to save the deal, and if possible, build on it. So we are delighted that we have today
They are followed by another panel looking at the regional implications looking at the agreement. This is hosted by the Atlantic Council. Its just under three hours. Thank you, ambassador. You have been a wonderful supporter of this program and a wonderful guide for it. Thank you all for coming. I guess theres some interest in this issue today, judging from the size of the crowd. Throughout the history of the Nuclear Negotiations with iran going back to 2002, when Irans Nuclear activities were revealed, europe has played a pivotal role in these negotiations. They began with the e3 and the European Union at a time when the Bush Administration refused to talk to iran and called it a member of the axis of evil. Over the years, the u. S. Became more involved in the negotiations, but the european role has remained crucial. And now, with the jcpoa increasingly challenged as the ambassador said from washington, rather than iran, it may be up to the europeans again to save the deal, and if pos
We could do with a little less drama from the white house on a lot of things so we can focus on our agenda. Kennedy the bad news for Congressional Republicans is exhausting distractions takes the focus off the crappy healthcare bill and watered down tax reform. The really bad news is if enough of them feel power leaving their greasy grasp they will hit the panic button and eject the president. The former f. B. I. Director was nancy notetaker and jotted down all the disconcerting statement he had with the president. Comeys diary entries could be President Trumps anvil and it looks like hes considering taking some company on the hand cart to hell. If the president is not careful and continues with what appalachian trail hiker Mark Stanford calls. He may turn his tourniquet into a noose. Glad you are with me. Well talk to Thomas Massie about the agenda problems. But the bombshell that President Trump asked james comey to drop the flynn investigation. Was it really obstruction of justice .
We could do with a little less drama from the white house on a lot of things so we can focus on our agenda. Kennedy the bad news for Congressional Republicans is exhausting distractions takes the focus off the crappy healthcare bill and watered down tax reform. The really bad news is if enough of them feel power leaving their greasy grasp they will hit the panic button and eject the president. The former f. B. I. Director was nancy notetaker and jotted down all the disconcerting statement he had with the president. Comeys diary entries could be President Trumps anvil and it looks like hes considering taking some company on the hand cart to hell. If the president is not careful and continues with what appalachian trail hiker Mark Stanford calls. He may turn his tourniquet into a noose. Glad you are with me. Well talk to Thomas Massie about the agenda problems. But the bombshell that President Trump asked james comey to drop the flynn investigation. Was it really obstruction of justice .