they said they will release it if iran provides concerns as the oil won t go to damascus but they ve not gotten those assurances yet. keep in mind, the uk and the european party is still the nuclear deal that obama and menstruation brokered in 2015. that deal allowed iran to export its oil for suspending their uranium enrichment programs. the uk is not made up for the sanctions the trump administration has imposed on iranian oil exports. it s an important difference. iran s foreign minister accused as he put it - an accessory to the u.s. economic terrorism and it seems to be warning to the uk not to get quick too close to the u.s. and its foreign policy on iran. the timing of this incident is inconvenient for the uk. the prime minister is a lame-duck and she is expected to step down on wednesday. the leader in the conservative party is expected to take over and will have to deal with this crisis very quickly. eric: will have more on that
negotiations as being just that? the deal on the table the president himself announced would pavin the path to a bomb. the president said the deal would have a sunset clause for as little as ten years. his national security adviser said iran would have massive uranium enrichment programs. we re not talking about just stopping iran from getting a bomb today or tomorrow but ten years and 15 years from now. whatever the final terms of the deal those two terms alone are too dangerous for the world to accept which is why congress would not approve those terms of any deal. senator cotton we ll see what the impact of this letter is. so far it hasn t proved helpful for the brez or with the iranians based on their immediate response, but we ll be following this very closely. thank you for coming on new day and answering for this. appreciate it. thank you. alisyn? chris, over to iraq now. iraqi forces confident they can crush isis saying they are making decisive gains against the ter
or sooner goes nuclear. let s start with north korea which is the most heavily sanctioned country on earth, it s population perennially near starvation, one of the poorest countries on the planet exploded three nuclear devices and put a payload into space. if they are determined to get to a nuclear capability sanctions of the kind we imposed on north korea the security council has or we ve ever imposed on iran will fail. we can see now iran is putting in a new generation of centrifuges for its uranium enrichment programs, the economic sanctions haven t slowed it down at all. diplomacy has failed. sanctions have failed. the most likely outcome is that iran gets nuclear weapons and very soon unless somebody takes the unpleasant decision to use military force against that program. jenna: it s interesting they are two very different add minimum strayings you re pointing out that have very similar parallels when it comes to north korea and
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is not enough. i want a president who is going to hand the unemployment problem, who is going to happened the deficit problem and who is going to hand the national security challenges. the president may well mention continued threat posed by north korea nuclear and missile program and the uranium enrichment programs but those are areas he has less to cheer about. he has no progress to cheer about with iran and north korea. each has a larger nuclear stockpile than they did when he began many office. the economic pressures could have an impact on afghanistan. lawmakers say the country needs 30,000 more security force and it will take millions to train them but it could shorten the war. to enhance possibilities of success of our mission and to speed up the reduction of our forces. reporter: of course, to not focus on the economy would draw more criticism, but as he prioritizes what issues are in and out of the speech, there may be no shortage of second guessing his state visit