Russia, Iran, Iran, EU, Gazprom, and Uranium 1.

So let's listen to what Secretary Pompeo said yesterday, okay? And remind us what's going on.

Oh wait, did I say turkey? Turkey is also a keyword.

This foreign minister Shabashula today.

I welcome the positive momentum in our relationship following the release of

Pastor Brunson and urged reopening additional channels to address issues of mutual concern.

We are still greatly concerned about Turkey's continue on just detention of U.S. locally employed staff and citizens, including NASA scientists Sir Khan Goulquet.

We also discuss the Khashoggi case and the need to work together de-escalate conflict in Syria, support the reinvigoration of the UN-led peace process

and achieve a peaceful lasting solution to the Syrian conflict.

With that I'm happy to take a few questions.

We have all the call on the President's With that I'm happy to take a few questions. Okay, we don't care what they're going to ask.

We don't care what they're going to ask, because we know what they're going to ask.

They're going to ask because we know what they're going to ask

him to elaborate and kind of make accusatory statements so his statement was pretty

clear he met with the Turkish foreign minister. He met with them. He spoke to them. He gave us a recap.

Important thing that people need to know. So yesterday on my show I discussed

oil and gas. I discussed how Turkey is the hub for oil distribution between Central Asia or

slash Middle East, whatever you want to call it, and the European Union.

I also made mention that this hub, because remember Turkey is only acting as the distributor, right?

Because all the pipelines go through Turkey.

This hub, only fueled by Iran and Russia.

So yesterday evening it was announced that Turk stream has been completed.

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