the thing that s changed we got out of the iran deal. good that s not true. the other thing is we have a deal. that s completely wrong. the jcpoa the iran deal did not deter any aggressive action by iran vis-a-vis their ballistic missiles, their arming of hezbollah. their participation in the genocide and the stoking of the enemy war. they didn t change a thing. sorry, in what genocide? in the syrian genocide. it was partially iranian-backed, in facts the rigc that saved assad s skin in that game. i got you on that. the point is, we were in a deal that was acknowledged by the interna ainternational atomic energy agency. the deal didn t address any of those things that you just mentioned. so that was never actually what it was supposed to do.
clinton really didn t have a strong presence here. donald trump visited the area many times. built up a lot of enthusiasm and i think hillary just took it for granted that this was her home ground and didn t spend a lot of time here. and i think you need to do that. reporter: pennsylvania being union country, we called a small quorum. young kids coming up nowadays, they re never going to work in mines. that was something he threw at people, it was a promise, okay. and people bought it. some people in the union voted for trump. does that explain what happened? how big of a part is that and will it factor in two years from now? the biggest part of it was a lot of people who were union in our plant voted for trump told us the reason was because of the promises he made, okay? and they thought because he came off as not a politician, he was
and nonprofits in america are they realize when you run a little program for girls who code. but meanwhile, you re taking money from people who actually didn t, you know, deal with russian meddling in our election. and may have helped tip an election in a very misogynistic election. sure, you helped thousands of girls to code, wonderful but you contributed to that. we re starting to realize that a lot of people in america are actually fighting on both sides of the war. and one of the things that s actually great that s happening to nonprofits, the arts institutions are at the leading edge. but i hear this, i go around and talk to a lot of these groups. there has been a feeling in nonprofit groups you that don t talk about how donors make their money. you don t talk about tax
doesn t look like there is any other compelling reason for trump to have done this tweet now. i know lindsey graham visited the area and tweeted something similar that we should do this. but the timing here, there are a lot of questions. before you go, secretary of state mike pompeo, we just saw him there visiting the western wall in israel. he gave an interview this morning to the christian broadcast network. he was asked an interesting question. he was asked if he believes that president trump was sent by god to protect the jewish people. the beginning of pompeo s response was, i think that s possible. what does this mean for the prospects of a middle east peace deal? what does it mean in terms of the palestinian authority being willing to come to the table for that? let s be clear. even before trump s recognition of the golan heights that deal didn t have a great chance of success because of the political situation with the israelis and
pakistan to return this captured pilot tomorrow. yeah, we re expecting that to happen tomorrow. that is good. we re hearing juan guaido might be going back to vebs this wene weekend. but to your point about how iran was denver success north korea, iran was a ten year negotiation, the u.s. got involved really in the last two years and pressed along and it was john kerry and sharif who really closed that deal and then the president got involved. is there something donald trump did it a different way. the north korean side of the table were all veteran negotiators who had been doing this for decades. we had newer set of people on our side because donald trump believed that he could influence the deal on the way down. that didn t necessarily work. so is that how do you comment on the way these deals are made? two comments on that. i was in congress in 1994 when we struck what i think was the first deal with north korea which didn t work out so well. we had restrictions on uranium,