Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

The rhetorical roller coaster between Trump and the Ayatollahs,

Ratchets up and then down again.

What is the US strategy here?

Plus, seven months after his brutal murder,

Jamal Koshoggi's fiance tells me about the tall it's taken on her

and why she's now ready to meet with President Trump.

Then, from the Jazz Age to the 2020 presidential race, as vanity fair opens up its archive to the

public I speak with the magazine's editor-in-chief Radika Jones and he's going

tell me I'm small that I I'm young, that I'm an experienced.

Knock down the house, our Hurry Strenovasan sits down with the director of that blockbuster documentary about the women who dare to challenge the

establishment in the program everyone. I'm Christianne I'm on poor in London. President Trump ran for office

promising to put America first and not to get involved in foreign wars.

But two years into his administration,

America is in the midst of a brutal trade war with China,

and edging ever closer to a shooting war with Iran.

Members of the administration have ratcheted up anti-Iranian pressure and rhetoric at an unprecedented

pace.

But is this where President Trump wants to be, signing off on yet another Middle East war

while still fighting in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.

Iran says it won't be provoked into a first strike and taking a page out of Trump's book

of nicknames blames the so-called B-team for the current tensions.

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