Pardon me . My hard pains for congressman, what you need to think about is our security. We are better off with iran not having a Nuclear Weapon. No question. Our primary objective here was to have a negotiation because they were already at 19,000 centrifuge already with enough material for 10 to 12 bomdz, already enriching at 20 and they were a step away from a plutonium react thats true could produce enough material for one to two bombs a year. How we stepped into that. I get that. And we rolled that back. You said that. How long before we knew about fordau. We discovered it. We blew the whistle. How long was it there before we discovered it. I dont know a precise amount of time. Ten years . But congressman, we discovered that and we also im sorry, you let me just say, in 2003 we discovered they were actually trying to make a bomb and we did it without inspectors, without this regime. Youve said all that. This is about the trust you keep saying were going to have. No theres no trust.
The book were talking about today is augusta then and now a book that i wrote with the museum of history so no better place to talk about the book and what we werent there and here in this Award Winning local museum. It is entitled adust does story so it tells us how agusta developed dedicated to be what it is now. 1733 James Oglethorpe one of 21 trustees of a Charitable Trust like a Nonprofit Organization of today, came to savannah with a shipload of people who would start a new colony south of the Savannah River in the area of the museum now to talk about this colonial era here in agusta. We have of picture of princess address the issue was the wife of frederick the prince of wales. Think of them the william and kate of your day very to 1736 and when oglethorpe came back he said he wanted a fort built and was very aware indian trade was going on to protect that trade and the traders. Support was named for the princess of wales and there was another for to build in the south part of t