interested in the idea of what engagement can actually get us, in what making deals with get us and what multilateralism can get us. can there a thinking about these frame works that doesn t rely on this idea that you re trusting the iranian regime? oh, absolutely, don t fall for that. this deal has nothing to do with trust. you don t trust a bank when you take out a more gajs. labor doesn t trust management when you make out a deal. you have contracts, you have actions in that contract and that s what you got with this agreement between the u.n. security council, by the way, this is not a deal between the united states and iran. the u.n. security council, including france who s a hero to these guys just 10 days ago, if they don t fulfill their terms we have actions to pull the plug on any sanctions relief we may have given them. do you think there s space opening up increasingly to push for something that looks more
question s if you concede they re after nuclear weapons, something they simply don t know, i haven t looked at the intelligence, if you to not go to war, right, and those two goals are equally important in my mind, then what do you do that doesn t look like this agreement? this agreement to me looks like a pretty good path between those two terrible outcomes. make sure you maintain the sanctions t sanctions are obviously biting and obviously hurting and hurting them much more than they re hurting us at all. this regime is shaky, this regime is having trouble at home. another thing i would do, which is important here, i would not abandon the people of iran, the way we have, not only under this president, but to a sorry extent over the last 20 years. the people of iran are the greatest hope for change. i would like to respond finally here. you have said that before and i
put a nuclear weapon on them. i think the point of the question s if you concede they re after nuclear weapons, something they simply don t know, i haven t looked at the intelligence, if you to not go to war, right, and those two goals are equally important in my mind, then what do you do that doesn t look like this agreement? this agreement to me looks like a pretty good path between those two terrible outcomes. make sure you maintain the sanctions t sanctions are obviously biting and obviously hurting and hurting them much more than they re hurting us at all. this regime is shaky, this regime is having trouble at home. another thing i would do, which is important here, i would not abandon the people of iran, the way we have, not only under this president, but to a sorry extent over the last 20 years. the people of iran are the greatest hope for change. i would like to respond
in what making deals with get us and what multilateralism can get us. can there a thinking about these frame works that doesn t rely on this idea that you re trusting the iranian regime? oh, absolutely, don t fall for that. this deal has nothing to do with trust. you don t trust a bank when you take out a more gajs. labor doesn t trust management when you make out a deal. you have contracts, you have actions in that contract and that s what you got with this agreement between the u.n. security council, by the way, this is not a deal between the united states and iran. the u.n. security council, including france who s a hero to these guys just 10 days ago, if they don t fulfill their terms we have actions to pull the plug on any sanctions relief we may have given them. do you think there s space opening up increasingly to push for something that looks more like a peace agenda?
matter of law that paternity and that he is the father that s all very problematic. it is presumed, conclusively, that a child born during a marriage is the child of the father, the spouse during the marriage. that s a rebutable presumption the rebuttal has to come within the first two years. if he wasn t told until the third year it may be that is a conclusive presumption. and she can t establish paternity now. unless everyone agrees. if arnold agrees, paternity can be established legally. if the husband doesn t object now and if she agrees then maybe they can do it. greta: i wouldn t be surprised if you get a call gloria. thank you. thank you. greta: imf chief dominique strauss-khan wants out of jail. he wants a bond. tomorrow he may get that