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the muzzle off. metaken away my constitutional rights to. and that includes speaking to you. i have a lot to say to you. .y to yand i'm not allowed to s. and i'm the only one everyone else can say whatever they want they about me. they can say anything they want. they can continuwant.ontinue top lies and everything else. they lie. they're real scu they arm. scu, but you know what? i'm not around those people.o sp eak and i want to be able to spk to the press, the press and everybody else about. so why am i here? i'm not telling the truth. >> the judge has to take off this gag order. but some in the liberal don't care about fairness. it seems like all they want sees is the former president thrown in jaieeident thl. >> i put him in jail on time. joey, you're saying why not?t'sx >> that's exactly what i'm saying, jim. i mean, look, i. yeacs i get he's a former president. i well, see you going to maintain decoruhow elsem els. >> are you going to maintain respect because he's an ex president? yeah, but it's more incumbent on the court in this process
even after your son patients death. it is incredibly compelling. give us a sense of parts of that journey. >> good morning to both. it is good to be with you again. last time i saw you was shortly after jim was killed. so thank you for your time. it was necessary to talk to alexander cody for me because jim would have. he was always interested in the underdog and folks that might be disenfranchised. and i think alexander, as a young immigrant without a dad, was bullied and jim would have wanted to hear him out. i felt it was necessary to speak to him. and i think we have to listen and find ways to talk to those we don't agree with.
possible. so many have been released. can you talk about how you did that? >> that is jim's legacy. it does give me joy in many ways. when jim was taken in 2012 through 2014, there was no u.s. hostage enterprise. there was no one to help me. that was part of the reason i was sent in circles and people didn't know. the government did not know what to do with me actually. and i was ignorant of our policy of nonengagement with captors. because obviously, if you don't engage at all, the captors will get rid of hostages and kill them and that is what happened with jim, kayla mueller in 2014. i was angry. i felt as a country we could do much better. thanks to many good people, we have.
we have a u.s. hostage enterprise with dedicated government officials that brought home more than 100 u.s. nationals. people that were targeted like jim, free of committing any crime at all but were targeted because they were americans. and more than 100 have been brought home. it is still a huge national security threat in all honesty. it is a challenge to us. americans are targeted when we travel internationally. we truly are. >> the book is titled "american mother" and it is available now. diane foley, thank you very much for writing this book and for coming on the show. you can find more information by clicking on james foley foundation. again, thank you so much. coming up, a new poll of
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states is definitely fascinating. some of the messages that they've been trying to send. one of the other things that i picked up on as well, and i think also goes to a general hurtling was saying that the iranian should never do something for the first time in combat where he was saying that the iranians allegedly for this maximum strike, that. he was talking about that would happen if the israelis hit back, that the plans have already worked out and that they would they would take place as he put it on israeli territory. that's definitely something that stood out to me, jim, frederik, mark, thanks so much. >> aaron back in the chair following that incisive interview with iranian foreign minister all right thanks so much. and all of you in that conversation we are now back outside from that interview and thanks so much to all of you for being with us for this hour and our programming for that interview. and also course for governor ventura. and to our panel. thanks so much to all of you for joining us. that's handed off now ac30 60 with anderson cooper tonight on
things. >> here here's some of what he was told. this is lauren boebert and matt gaetz. listen can you the threshold for the motion to vacate? that's been my red line with my red line then is my red line now my hope was as emotion would be an elixir that only required one dose, right? for effectiveness, but sometimes there are some things that require more than one dose sorry, jim, i need to stop this conversation cnn breaking news it to stop that conversation, to bring some new developments on our breaking news tonight, iranian news is now reporting an explosion was heard northwest& the city name is fanon, the cause of this explosion is still on known. let's bring it at cnn international editor nic robertson, he's in jerusalem tonight. nick, what do we know about this yeah. >> john were been tracking a number of reports that have been coming out of a number of locations in iran over the past several hours. and this is the
the book do you talk about what you did to change how american hostages are rescued by the american government? because part of the frustration with your son's struggle was that the u.s. government really did not step up to the plate. they even harmed your efforts and threatened you with prosecution if you and your husband pursued outside action. you have changed -- now there is a hostage coordinator. so many rescues have been possible, so many hostages have been released. can you just talk about how you did that? >> well, that is jim's legacy, and it gives me joy in many ways. when jim was taken in 2012 through 2014, there was no u.s. hostage enterprise. no one to help me.
terrorist group on camera in 2014. seven years later, his mother, diane foley, traveled to a virginia courthouse to speak with one of her son's imprisoned captors and to find answers. she has a new book on those meetings entitled "american mother," and she joins us now. we want to thank you very much for coming on the show this morning. let us know what you learned in some of those meetings. i know it is all in the book and it's a journey for you even after your son's death that is incredibly compelling. give us a sense of parts of that journey. >> i -- well, good morning to you both. it's good to be with you again. last time i saw you was shortly after jim was killed, so i thank you for your time. it was -- it was necessary to
talk to alexander kodi for me because jim would have. jim was always interested in the underdog and folks that might be disenfranchised. i think alexander, as a young immigrant, without a dad, you know, was bullied and jim would have wanted to hear him out. i felt it was necessary to speak to him. we have to almost and find ways to talk to those we don't agree with. that was a lot of the reason. plus, i wanted to tell him about jim. i wanted him to know how jim was as a person. >> you spent three days in a virginia courthouse. >> yes. >> talking with this man, which i'm sure took a lot to sit down and look him in the eye and find some humanity and some mercy