Will the Iranian regime sprint for a nuclear bomb? The Economist’s geopolitics editor asks the head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog, Rafael Mariano Grossi. Watch the full interview: https://t.co/Vx1S7lmS0Z https://t.co/ueb3yHiQF2 ...

RT The Megyn Kelly Show (@MegynKellyShow).@joekent16jan19 says that America's 18 intelligence agencies all agreed that Iran had no capacity to develop a nuclear bomb.But that Israel was telling us that they'd be able to assemble ten bombs in two weeks. https://t.co/nVzmrzdkH6 ...

We're getting some news out of Washington. Aean Javvers joins us with that. What do we learn here, Aean.>> Scott, we just had the press briefing from White House press secretary Caroline Levid in this past hour and she did something that I I want to flag for you in terms of the linguistics of this press conference because you remember that the president had said uh that he wanted unconditional surrender from Iran in order to end this war that as recently as over the weekend. Uh what Caroline Levit said toda ...

We reported in July 1945 that Harry Truman’s decision to leave the Potsdam conference was taken as a sign that “sudden developments in the Pacific war” were afoot. America’s plans to drop a nuclear bomb on Japan would soon go into motion https://t.co/QtCHj8KzH7 ...

Joining us now we have NBC News international correspondent Matt Bradley. He's joining us live from Tel Aviv and David RH NBC News senior executive editor for national security. Welcome gentlemen. So Matt, what's going to be on the agenda in this meeting Monday between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu? Yeah, I mean this is a pretty consequential meeting. It's the third time that Benjamin Netanyahu has actually come to the White House since the president took office. He's one of Trump's best cust ...