Speaker-1:
Just in a CNN, two sources say President Trump has told advisors the current State Department lead spokeswoman, Heather Nauert is his top pick to be the next ambassador to the United Nations. We're told by sources he could offer her the post as soon as this week. That's according to these sources who are speaking to this Caitlin Collins right here at the table. It's a big deal for the president. It's a big job to fill. Nikki Haley was a star in the administration. What does he see in Heather Nauert that makes him think this is my top choice.

Speaker-2:
He's always liked Heather Nauert. She has a history in television. She came to the State Department. He likes watching her State Department briefings. He thinks she did a good job. And she's always had a relationship with The West Wing.
When Rex Tillerson was the Secretary of State and she was the State Department spokesman then as well, he was grew skeptical of her as his relationship with President Trump deteriorated pretty publicly. Because Pete Tillerson and his confidants inside the State Department thought she was much more loyal to The West Wing than she was to him. They often referred to as a spy for The West Wing. But with Pompeo, she's been really close to Pompeo and Pompeo is very close with Trump. So she's had a really good relationship with the president and he sorted through these people. At one point, he briefly considered Rick Grinnell the ambassador to Germany for this job, but he was insistent time and time again, he wanted it to be a woman because he saw what Nikki Haley did. He liked the way that Nikki Haley had that position, how much power and influence she wielded. And he really wanted to have another woman in this position. So he's been telling people she's his favorite. He's expected to offer her the job. And so she would leave the State Department. But it's going to raise questions. Not only does she have the diplomatic experience for this job, because typically people come to this position with years of diplomatic experience.
And some critics have said they don't feel that she has that, but also, who is going to be the next press secretary? Because she was widely seen by people inside the White House as the next person to replace Sarah Sanders. So, and they don't exactly have, you know, a heavy lineup with people waiting to take that job. So it does create a few problems for people inside The West Wing if she does get this job.

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Speaker-1:
This election, this presidential election was not free and fair, that they have doubts that this is going to change anything meaningfully. But we've also heard the US say that they will negotiate or do diplomacy with Iran when it serves our national interest. So is the US now ready to resume nuclear talks, other talks, or make any diplomatic moves with Iran in light of this new president?
So can you can you elaborate please?

Speaker-2:
Well, it seemed like a pretty easy question to answer. No, we're, we're, we're not in a position where we're willing to get back to the negotiating table with Iran just based on the fact that they've elected a new president. They're still supporting terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. They're still supporting the Houthis as the Houthis attack ships in the Red Sea. They're still attacking shipping as well. And they're still supplying drones and drone technology and drone expertise to the Russians so that the Russians can continue to kill innocent Ukrainians like they did over the weekend. So no, no.

Speaker-1:
But more moderate. Do you see any opening look look we'll.

Speaker-2:
See what this guy wants to get?
But we are not expecting any changes in Iranian behavior.

Thank you so much.

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***I've mentioned before that we shot 350 missiles and drones towards the occupied territories, as admitted by the Westerners themselves. Western media and satellites still don't have the guts to publish satellite images of the missile and drone strikes, even 8 days after the attacks. But in the past three days, they were scrambling and using all their satellites, radars, and spies to find a hole in Isfahan's 8th Shekari base and then blame it on the enemy regime that didn't take any action.

There's no one to tell these philosophers and experts of the era that at least your Israeli master's missiles have more destructive power than our Iranian cartoonish and photoshopped missiles. If a missile had hit somewhere, by now the Zionist regime's own satellites would have been reporting the news. Anyway, we're stuck in a very awkward and strange game, a bunch of losers feeling miserable, always thinking that number one is something bigger than 350 out there.

I'm amazed by their perseverance and incredible power in finding the missile strike location at the 8th base and the S-300 system panel. If they keep this up, instead of finding missile strikes, they'll definitely find an oil well or something. Look around, but you won't find anything. Your Israeli master wanted to do something, but here we've got him by the throat and smashed him into the ground so he learns to speak within his limits.***