Amb. Mike Waltz on Delayed Peace Talks with Iran: Part of It Is That Their Leadership Has Been So Devastated and Fractured

RUSH EXCERPT:WALTZ: "I think part of it is that their leadership has been so devastated and so fractured. We know that much tama, the new ayatollah, the previous ayatollah son, has been severely injured, he’s in hiding he’s incredibly difficult to get a hold of yeah. The I r g c is still deferential to some degree, so that is making the negotiations go longer and slower, I think, than anyone would like, but at the same time, those negotiations and that diplomacy is ongoing. So we’ll see what they come back with that President Trump has been very clear, not just now that, frankly, for decades, even before he was in office, that the world cannot and should not have a genocidal aggressive of regime with it’s hand on a nuclear button and Martha it’s important to point out on the ambassador of the you when it’s not just United States position. We have had resolution after resolution for nearly 20 years with the entire world, agreeing that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, that it has to subject itself to inspections, that it cannot violate it’s obligations to the nuclear non proliferation treaty and on and on so it’s not just us. That’s the entire world’s position and the entire world stood strong with us when they snapped back there, sanctions to frankly punish the regime for it’s violations of. It’s obligations under nuclear nonproliferation,"

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Amb. Mike Waltz on Delayed Peace Talks with Iran: Part of It Is That Their Leadership Has Been So Devastated and Fractured‘The previous ayatollah son, has been severely injured, he’s in hiding, he’s incredibly difficult to get a hold of’News & Politics,InternationalRUSH EXCERPT:WALTZ: "I think part of it is that their leadership has been so devastated and so fractured. We know that much tama, the new ayatollah, the previous ayatollah son, has been severely injured, he’s in hiding he’s incredibly difficult to get a hold of yeah. The I r g c is still deferential to some degree, so that is making the negotiations go longer and slower, I think, than anyone would like, but at the same time, those negotiations and that diplomacy is ongoing. So we’ll see what they come back with that President Trump has been very clear, not just now that, frankly, for decades, even before he was in office, that the world cannot and should not have a genocidal aggressive of regime with it’s hand on a nuclear button and Martha it’s important to point out on the ambassador of the you when it’s not just United States position. We have had resolution after resolution for nearly 20 years with the entire world, agreeing that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, that it has to subject itself to inspections, that it cannot violate it’s obligations to the nuclear non proliferation treaty and on and on so it’s not just us. That’s the entire world’s position and the entire world stood strong with us when they snapped back there, sanctions to frankly punish the regime for it’s violations of. It’s obligations under nuclear nonproliferation,"Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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