general soleimani should not have any sanctions lifted from him. in fact, shortly after the agreement was hammered out, soleimani has a no-travel worldwide ban on him as part of the sanction. that is not even supposed to be lifted for eight years. but yet soleimani went to russia. to arrange to purchase missiles and jets. and that news came out very little coverage of it. just, again, a smack in your face. but then again, iran has been so emboldened by the process and understand the administration o;9:n(çr>y[kñ?; anyy want. michael, tell us about the efforts you re heading up and how it s been working out so far. it s been great. thanks for having us. only been doing this for seven days now, and we can t keep up with the support. we re trying to manage that.
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