i would keep sanctions. i would, as president, i would sort of have a sensible reasonable middle of the road policy toward cuba is what she was trying to articulate. it was not a barn burner. >> but she also acknowledged the presence of one of the ladies in white, you know who have been leading the sunday protests in havana, alan. she acknowledged that there is resistance and she talked about the human rights issues as well. >> yes. she mentioned as mariam the husband was one of the original in 2003 one of the original group of dissidents and journalists rounded up by the castro regime. i spoke to her before today's speech and she was talking about the idea that yes, this has been a long time coming that the people who are actually suffering the most are the cuban people, not necessarily the government down there. and she said that instead of -- she said that in cuba the conversation isn't so much what our politicians are talking about, it's a focus on the cuban government to go i ahead and