mr. ahmadinejad, has talked about wiping israel off the map. it is pursuing nuclear technology and nuclear weapons technology. iran has thwarted american plans in iraq by funding militias and politicians there. it supports hezbollah and stood by syria even as the assad regime brutally cracked down on protests. from iran's point of view, well, you're going to hear iran's point of view from its president, mahmoud ahmadinejad. let's get started. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to our viewers and welcome, president ahmadinejad. thank you for joining us. let me begin with something that's fresh in the news. president obama has said that all american troops will be out of iraq by the end of the year. in light of this announcement, will your government increase its efforts to train the iraqi army since there will be a need in iraq for training and support? will the iranian government be providing greater support in that area? >> translator: i think this is going to be a very good idea, and we should have done it sooner, maybe seven o

has been involved in an audacious plot to topple arraigning president mahmoud ahmadinejad so the self-styled advisor to mr fox has visited around on several occasions and met iranian opposition groups in washington and london over the past few years he is so highly regarded by israeli intelligence service mossad who thought he was mr fox's chief of staff that he was able to arrange meetings at the highest levels of the israeli government so he's also connected to the neo cons in america who of course tried to overthrow bill clinton because he had a mistress well want to kalinski wasn't going around the world trying to stoke wars with other nations he's a war whore. he's a war whore of course that's the song they're singing now let's attack iran. this is the song that is getting all the war whores united on the same page the clintons the obama's the cheney's the howl of burton's the princes you know they're singing all joined together as war horrors because you know intelligent enough to get real jobs. let me explain something to you about war there's a huge debt bubble in the world sixty. and there's two

had more words of criticism for israel building homes in their own capital city than for ahmadinejad and others. mr. carter: there's no reason for us to scare people, they can draw their own conclusions but if you're contracting, this guy who represents iran, contracting with this creep who represents the zetas, that's frightening to think lawlessness, being directed by a nation state to attack innocent people in our country and when you blow up a -- an area in washington, d.c., how many americans are going to get killed besides the israelis or the saudi arabiaians that are attacked? we don't know. and then the thought of nuclear -- a nuclear element, it's frightening. i yield back. mr. franks: if you would yield. i think that sometimes it's very easy for all of us as americans, we are grown so used to being the most secure nation in the world, we owe that to the greatest military and greatest men and women wearing the uniform that any thation could ever have. but we've grown complacent. we have, i think, forgotten the seriousness and the reality of nuclear weapons. and we're living in a world now

mr. speaker. in the last two days we have been learning some disturbing information about the nation of iran and its dictator, ahmadinejad. it seems as though that with the consulting of the united -- with iran and the drug cartels in mexico, it was the idea that the iranian government, through one of its operatives, could commit a crime against the united states. we're learning more and more about this, but it's in my opinion that the iranian government was in the middle of this attempted assault on american soil. the idea that the embassy down the street that belongs to the saudi arabians would be attacked, that the saudi arabian ambassador would be murdered somewhere in a restaurant in washington, d.c., with a possible attack on the israeli ambassador, with the possible attack on the israeli ambassador and the saudi arabian ambassador in argentina was being plotted by the arabian government against us is something we should be aware of and conscious of and be very concerned about. thanks to good law enforcement, this terror plot was thwarted, but what if it had occurred? what if the will of this terrorist would be to

ahmadinejad, vote for the deutch amendment. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back? the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington rise? mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, let me be perfectly clear and i'll say this as slowly as i can so it can be understood. this bill does not waive any economic sanction laws, all of those laws still stand. now, let me say this. this bill is about creating jobs in arizona. by creating jobs in arizona we are creating american jobs but the larger debate, it is interesting to me how i hear the other side come up with all of these different ideas. here's what the debate is. the debate has been going on for some time. probably about three years, come to think of it, it's about creating jobs in this country. our approach on this side is very simple. it's similar because it's based on the premise of our country. we rely on the private sector, we rely on people to make an investment to create american jobs. their side, what t