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CNBC Squawk Alley April 7, 2017 - Vimarsana News

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President trump yesterday aboard air force one told reporters that the top two items would be north korea and trade. He says somehow those two topics will mix. Clearly last night added an additional layer of complication to that and the air strikes may change the agenda here. Chinas foreign minister, the spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry said it condemned the chemical attack that led to the strikes but said they still reiterated their preference for multilateral approaches through the united nations. In a briefing last night that was off camera for reporters but recorded by President Trump...

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Recess and come back to fight 0 on other issues. >> take the mid sin and go home. chris, agreed to see you. you can catch with chris on sunday. he sits down with newt gingrich, and plus, eric cantor what the g.o.p. wants to get done in congress once the payroll tax cut is taken care of. chris, thank you. >> the iran leaders have been saying for years they wont give up their nuclear program. they have even bragged about advancements they made. so why is the u.s. secretary of state saying diplomatic pressure may be working. plus, a federal agent is dead after investigators say he opened fire on ...

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Our chief correspondent jonathan, there is precious little trust over iranian intentions here. >> important to point out that the lack of trust, not just being expressed by u.s. or israeli officials as one might expect, but today most strongly by the secretary general of the unites nations himself. ban ki-moon sat that president ahmadinejad needs to actively disprove the allegations that his country is secretly developing nuclear weapons. here is ban ki-moon. >> i am deeply concerned about the latest report indicating that there might be a military dimension possibly in iran nuclear developmen...

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>> secretary of state hillary clinton expressed cautious optimism that iran is serious about returning to talks about the nuclear program. secretary clinton is referring to a letter that proposed a restart to stalled nuclear talks and said tehran would have, quote, new initiatives to bring to the table. here's secretary clinton. >> this response from the iranian government is one we have been waiting for, and if we do proceed, it will have to be a sustained effort that can produce results. >> of course, you all know we have been here before, and earlier this week the iranian president, mahmoud...

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Military action is not the way to solve this particular crisis with iran, but it must be solved through negotiations and dialogue. >> this all sets up the u.n. nuclear visit next week and that will be very chit contractual. >> a team from the international atomic energy agency is due to arrive in tehran on monday, and this will be their most critical visit yet. you remember that earlier this month, the same team of inspectors was in iran, and they reported that the iranian officialsed refused to hand over documents they needed, refused to let them interview officials associated with the nuclea...