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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190318:18:06:00 - Vimarsana News

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Terrorism. if you look at all people that's arrested, they have all been charged for gun violations or some other charge because there is really no domestic terrorism charge. >> why is it hard to differentiate what we are seeing overseas and what we are seeing at home? >> just going to say, the law was rewritten, if the government would put their priority and shifted for a domestic terrorism, that'll enable law enforcement and federal and state and locals to concentrate more efforts and money and assets to work together and address it as a national policy. >> the nature of terrorism in some wa...

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Is intercontinental ballistic missile development, still the largest sponsor of state terrorism, it is violation on the arms embargo. if you start there and get common ground with the your pee ands, i think the rest comes as relates to the nuclear agreement, and we'll be in perfect position. we'll start from a common ground. the europeans have their views that the agreement they entered into with iran and the united states at that time is the best way to deter iran from its nuclear ambitions. i disagree but i think we should find common ground on that which we do agree, they agree about iran's...

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Lead more. we can get others to join us in common cause. i've had a lot of dialogue with leaders and foreign ministers from different countries. they want our leadership. by the same token, when we beat them over the head with the rhetoric. when we speak about nato, which is the single most security agreement we've had that's brought peace and promise spisp the world, it just sends the wrong message. to the extent we want europeans and others to john us on the various iran activities, the missile program, the single sponsor of state terrorism, we need to engage our allies to

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181213:17:08:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181213:17:08:00

I would split with our party, if you would, in order -- i think there is many republicans as well as democrats that would agree. some type of penalty needs to be imposed. >> lisa: there are couple things here. to adrienne's point, i think it's rich that they are trying to reset relationships with the world's largest sponsor of state terrorism pay that's a little hypocritical in my book. regarding what's going on a capitol hill, the house already settled this resolution. essentially, nothing is going to move forward until next to congress. personally, i think a lot of this will subside by then....

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181121:17:35:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181121:17:35:00

Administration, they pumped a lot of money towards iran, the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world to continue sponsoring state terrorism and bring further instability to the middle east. i'm very conflicted on this issue just to be perfectly honest. i also think people are not talking about the fact that president trump at least has brought sanctions against 17 individuals who are involved. but i think there is a bipartisan chorus for even, you know, more throw row sanctions with a little bit more teeth. >> rachel: sean, what do you think happens to relations in the middle east in t...