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Letters is not going to get you any practical benefits. you can learn lessons from the nuclear diplomacy with iran. what we produced out of those secret talks in 2013, working with our allies and partners, was an interim deal which froze the iranian nuclear program, which didnt have any nuclear weapons and still doesnt, by contrast to north korea, rolled it back in some respects, introduced monitoring and verification measures, socht, a sanctions relief, preserving the leverage we needed for com...

Draw attention to the the fact that hes forcing americans to fund this thing. its one to sell thing to people that may or may not want. its another to say someone else will pay for it. every one is open to a round if someone else is paying for it. before the payment would come in the pesos. take a look. >> during the campaign i would say mexico will pay for it. i never said this and i never meant they will write out a check. >> theyll pay. they may even write us a check. >> im not hearing democr...

>> its the only leverage they have in the world. >> the people who are critical of this process from the beginning were -- the argument against us is what would you want to do here? its not like theyre going to give up the nuclear weapons, whats the alternative? if you think that the only threat is nuclear weapons, engage and attempt to isolate or deter the nuclear threat. this supports exports narcotics. it is a multifacet etted threat. so the regime is what you should target. its stability. th...

Later today what sort of extension the prime minister is looking for from the e.u. either a short one at which the deal to reason may still will most likely be implemented all along was which would give just more leverage to days who are fighting for a second referendum a so-called peoples vote and that is a longer period that might be a few years and in this few years we have not that long period of uncertainty so these two options are really on the table at the moment but like mark said the e....

The thinking here in london is like two possibilities and peace will get to vait later today what sort of extension the prime minister is looking for from the e.u. either a short one at which the deal to reason may still will most likely be implemented all along was which would give just more leverage to those who off writing for a second referendum a so-called peoples vote and that is a longer period that might be a few years and in this few years we have not that long period of an satins so th...

Leverage thank you very much. so the e.u. is giving some countries more development aid and expects something in return its focus is on the nations from which migrants and refugees are fleeing and those they cross trying to reach the mediterranean. the e.u. has also cut deals with countries its long subjected to sanctions like sudan. for years president omar al bashir was an international pariah indicted by the international criminal court on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes in ...

That weve got state -- weve got county, weve got federal, weve got different districts and all of them can work together and get justice to prevail. i think mueller has used that to great success and will really only know the true success of that in the coming months ahead as we see the fruits of all of the labor in these districts. i also think that -- gloets ble to the seminole question, i think congress, theres a middle ground in terms of transparency. we talked about it yesterday. the house ...

Inclined to pardon him right now because muellers done with him. theres no more leverage they have on manafort, but there is incentive for the state prosecutor, for the manhattan district attorney, to want to leverage manafort. so trump may be worried afresh. and he would pardon manafort not out of any since of loyalty to him, but only if it serves his self hfl interests. if hes worried, he might not pardon him. >> which would cause epic chaos on capitol hill. thank you all very much. >> next, p...

A lot of german companies that do a lot of trade with the u.k. have already taken their dispositions they have prepared that they have looked for different business partners so when we talk to business leaders in germany many of them say lets just get out at least we dont have any uncertainty anymore and uncertainty is a killer for business they say it will be difficult in the beginning but it will be better than continuing what we have right now for so long it wont be as bad as many expect so t...

Intel committee, do they have virtually unfettered ability to go after and ask questions of whatever third parties they decide on? >> well, they have a wide jurisdiction, particularly if its in the context of an investigation over which foreign powers may have leverage over the trump organization and fundamentally over american foreign policy. and if the theory of the case is that, for example, russian sources of capital were laundering money through deutsche bank and that money was finding its ...