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President brought relations to a new low. >> when theres a vacuum, evil forces flow into the vacuum. we saw the iranians doubling down in syria. we saw north korea opening up a second nuclear reactor. we believe those may not have happened had the redline been respected. >> the nuclear deal that was negotiated with tehran had a negative effect. >> after the agreement was signed, we saw more intensive terrorist activity. the iranians have to understand the nuclear agreement does not shield them f...

President brought relations to a new low. >> when theres a vacuum, evil forces flow into the vacuum. we saw the iranians doubling down in syria. we saw north korea opening up a second nuclear reactor. we believe those may not have happened had the redline been respected. >> the nuclear deal that was negotiated with tehran had a negative effect. >> after the agreement was signed, we saw more intensive terrorist activity. the iranians have to understand the nuclear agreement does not shield them f...

>> the good things are being done. >> we do. speak of those good things included the opening to china and nuclear accords with the soviet union, all achieved by cutting out key officials at state, the pentagon, and cia. decades later kissinger remains bitter about leakers within the government. >> my view is that if you disagreed with the government -- >> a month later the times divulged information. jack anderson published top-secret minutes from nsc meetings held days earlier. in response the ...

>> the good things are being done. >> we do. speak of those good things included the opening to china and nuclear accords with the soviet union, all achieved by cutting out key officials at state, the pentagon, and cia. decades later kissinger remains bitter about leakers within the government. >> my view is that if you disagreed with the government -- >> a month later the times divulged information. jack anderson published top-secret minutes from nsc meetings held days earlier. in response the ...

Already heavily overburdened. basically instruct the medical records keep appealing and they are willing to fund back to jam the court. train today are saying if you are kicked out, file a lawsuit. how many are we talking about? the machida agenda accords could be and how long this could take. that is all going on at the very same time. what does that say about mexico? we are going to clog the court system in the mid-states, detain all of these judges, piles of paper on her desk. they wont get a...

The state dp the state department informed by them to put cuba back on the list. >> im sure theres a dispute between china and -- would support with response to military force. >> we have long standing -- with china and i think we would respond with accordance with those accords which are not a nato type of agreement, but in guarantee of their defense. >> i want to -- because in your opening remarks you referred to human rights and im glad you did and wanted to share with you data base on the co...

Recent decades has diminished our standing and encouraged bad actors around the world to break their word. we cannot afford to overlook violations of national accords like iran and continue to accept empty promises like the ones china has made to pressure north korea to reform only to shy away from enforcement. looking the other way was trust is broken encourages more bad behavior and it must end. we cannot be accountable if we arent truthful and honest in our dealings. as you are aware, my long...

Engagement on compliment issues through global accords, global agreements. as i indicated, i feel free to express my views to him around those. i also know that the president, as part of his priority in campaigning was america first. so, there is important considerations as to -- as we commit to such accords, and as those accords are executed over time, are there any elements of that that put america at a disadvantage? >> joining me now is the senator you heard in that exchange, massachusetts se...

We cannot afford to ignore violations of international accords as we have done with iran. we cannot continue to accept empty promises like the ones china has made to pressure north korea to reform only to shy away from enforcement. looking the other way when trust is broken only encouraging more bad behavior. and it must end. >> let me ask you this question, is vladimir putin a war criminal? >> i would not use that term. >> well, let me describe the situation in aleppo and perhaps thatll help yo...

Our failure to do this over the recent decades has diminished our standing and encouraged bad actors around the world to break their word. we cannot afford to ignore violations of international accords as we have done with iran. we cannot continue to accept empty promises like the ones china has made to pressure north korea to reform only to shy away from enforcement. looking the other way when trust is broken only encourages more bad behavior. and it must end. we cannot be accountable, though, ...