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Russia sends uranium to its client state iran. so american uranium could very well be sent to the nation we are negotiating with to try to slow its ability to develop a nuclear weapon. thus we see how far-reaching the effect of the clinton blur as schweizer puts it, can be. after the break, we return to haiti and see how relief from the clinton foundation has worked out.

Russia sends uranium to its client state iran. so american uranium could be sent to the very nation were negotiating with to try to slow its ability to control a nuclear. >> the fact that the clinton were -- [ inaudible ] >> after the break we return to haiti and see how relief from the clinton foundation has worked out.

American uranium, think about that. russia does deliver uranium to its client state iran. so is american uranium traveling through russia to iran a nation that we are currently in negotiation with to try to slow the development of a nuclear weapon. >> but bret even if they say that its not leaving the country which will be the response to that we only produce 20% of the ur theme that we need. we get it from everywhere else around the world. we are totally dependent on that 20% inside our country...

From the prime minister of iraq is a little bit rich because he in fact, is a surrogate and client of the iranians. just yesterday he attacked the saudis on behalf of the iranians for their intervention in yemen and resisting iranian backed aggression. so this is not exactly a friend of the u.s. hes demanding that we be his air force in supporting iraqi militias who are under the control or direction of iran who have treated the sunnis in the country roughly, badly, persecuted them which this pa...

Deserving more attention. what they are trying to do, if they can consolidate power and take over yemen entirely that is a victory for iran in the sense that the balance of power shifts to iran in this region. when you look at the gulf of aden where yemen is located. the port of aden is right there in the port of aden. if this is irans client state, assume that they will drive ships in there at that port, and it will be a naval base. that strip where the land mass comes together. that leads you ...

Opportunity to get north korea as a client. on one hand you would say why would anybody want north korea as a client state but from a russian perspective, if they begin arming north korea, re-arm north korea with better weapons than the north koreans have had in the past they have a tool. if relations between russia and the west worsen they can make sure that relations between north korea and everybody else worsens. if the west treats russia nicer, they can do what they can to help facilitate be...

As the offensive moves forward and were looking at what were going to do with respect to syria, isis and syria is even more complicated. turkey doesnt want iran to encircle its opportunities. with an iraq its a client state of iran and iran itself theres going to be a solids belt of shia support surrounding turkey. turkeys going to strike out against that. >> general, is it possible is it sustainable for the u.s. to fight in common cause with iran but to avoid any sort of cooperation here. >> we...

That air traffic controllers usually determine where it went. other parts of the data cannot be spoofed or are very difficult to spoof. that data is reliable. you can generate a track from that data alone and it shows that the plane would have gone north over india, along the border between china and pakistan and wound up in kazakhstan, a very large, sparsely populated country thats flat. theres a couple of air strips where it could land or who knows but i identified one particular one in my art...

Militia with iranian weapons fighting to reclaim the city of tikrit. signs of irans influence everywhere, field commanders review their plans. the pentagon watching iran with a close eye. happy to have the iranians doing the bulk of the ground fighting. but worried it could again open up a cauldron of shia versus sunni violence. >> for the sunni and shia sectarianism that has happened for thousands of years, it could be strategically disastrous. >> reporter: u.s. officials also worry the fragile...

Disastrous. >> reporter: u.s. officials also worry the fragile iraqi government in the long run will become a client state of tehran. with the u.s. spending millions to train iraqi units, the risk is that it all falls into iranian hands. >> in terms of ensuring that our resources dont migrate over to shia militia, theres no easy way to be absolutely certain that that cant happen. >> reporter: the u.s. wants iraqs prime minister to guarantee a military with sunni representation. vital to stopping...