00:17We've destroyed their nuclear program, we've destroyed their conventional military,
00:21we've radically reduced their, what you might call their asymmetric military abilities,
00:25and right now we're trying to see if they're willing to make the kind of long-term changes
00:30that would be necessary to have a better relationship with the United States,
00:34and if not, that's fine too.
00:36We're just going to keep on applying the pressure that we can apply
00:39and getting as much oil and gas out of the Middle East
00:41so that Americans can enjoy lower gas and energy prices.
01:00We need to see how they can change their minds, and we need to see how they can change their
01:13minds.
01:14We need to see how they can change their minds.
01:20because the government has to understand that the Islamic government and the government
01:28are working with each other, they did not do it.
01:31We did not do it, and then it started.
01:34We are going to talk about this journey.
01:36We are going to talk about this journey.
01:41The statement of this route between Iran and the government is not necessarily related to the Tengi-Hormuz until it
01:49is the opposite of the other.
01:52The government must be taken from the US to the border.
01:59I will be honest with you, the result of the Tengi-Hormuz is the result of the Tengi-Hormuz.
02:11The Tengi-Hormuz is the result of the Tengi-Hormuz, which is a form of the
02:45You
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