fixing tax increases and mitigating of the harmful obama care. he became a hero for all the constitutional conservative republicans. the critics describe his actions as of the tail wagging the dog. country born in this and i don t know how this is physically possible. all that i can say is that we are happy that the tale is here, and the dogs are in washington. [applause] said that hes also is whacko and lives on a different planet. proves media coverage int he is a soaring eagle the iowa caucus planet. [applause] hisse welcome our first keynoteeaker, speaker, ted cruz. it is great to be with so many friends in iowa. very kindfor that introduction, thank you a.j. and david for inviting me here today. for your gracious hospitality. thank you, to chuck grassley for welcoming me into your home state with so many dear friends of yours, and thanks to each of you for coming out tonight. i promise you i will do everything humanly possible to speak for less than 21 hours. you
i am not born in this country and i don t know how this is physically possible. all that i can say is that we are happy that the tale is here, and the dogs are in washington. [applause] and his critics also said that he is whacko and lives on a different planet. when i today s media coverage proves that he is a soaring eagle in the iowa caucus planet. [applause] please welcome our first his panic speaker, keynote speaker, ted cruz. ? it is great to be with so many friends in iowa. thank you for that very kind introduction, thank you a.j. and david for inviting me here today. thank you for your gracious hospitality. thank you, to chuck grassley for welcoming me into your home state with so many dear friends of yours, and thanks to each of you for coming out tonight. i promise you i will do everything humanly possible to speak for less than 21 hours. you know in nearing the end when i began to read the cat and teh he hat. 21 hours is a long time. that is almost as lon
this is 90 minutes. we have a prized seat in the front row if i can induce someone to come on up. good evening, and welcome. i am hoge warren and i am happy to happy to welcome you to this event. we are insider s view on the failed past and the road to peace and. sain sain he is here to talk about iran s program and the conflicted relationship with the united states and his own close personal association over the years with the two principles on the iranian side in the current nuclear negotiations. this makes him a perfect quest for ipi tonight because this is a guest because this is a tantling time for the united states and iran. the two countries have been sworn enemies for the last 35 years but as many people have pointed out they are also two countries that have much in common, tremendous influence, and parallel interest despite their profound differences. the current round of talks between the that should happen one can imagine a situation where the u.s.-iran ceas
that are unknown to us or are barely knowable and definitely unable to be spoken about that are around us. this isn t as deep a question but it is a serious question. you all are all obviously very intelligent people say you had to known where you were hiking was near iran and iran is a special and friendly to americans. did you not have a map or any sense of how far you have gone? no maam. but beforehand. i remember we were in solomon nia and i remember seeing it on the map. it s on the eastern part of ir iran of iraq but it s not on the border. some people said go to this waterfall so we went to the waterfall. i remember thinking we are near the eastern side. at one point during hiking and this is one of those thoughts that plague me in solitary confinement, i remember mentioning we are heading to iran totally without any notion that we were near it but just feeling like well we are heading east and near east and we talked. we talked about it for a moment and we w
to iran to support the president. and pit he was given car plunged to go for regional cooperation. it was in 1919. not in 2014. it rose right after the war. and almost shocked. he came to washington, and washington declined. before you can see from the beginning iranians have been seeking for a type of regional cooperation. and reliably was the foreign minister in 1991, 92, 95. he paid a visit to all countries. that time i was in foreign ministry. and he raised the unwillingness to establish such a corporation. but gcc was not in position to agree because of u.s. position, opposition. to really to believe iran is going to have a dominant role in the region. the conventional understanding here, iran is preparing more regional cooperation with the neighbors, including saudi arabia and. when i said about the u.s. departure from the region, i never mean immediate. gradually with the intent of 15 years, it is my understanding that the u.s. is going to tear the gradually decrease i