when he and the prime minister came to algiers shortly after khamenei took power and i went there and i met with them on behalf of the president and i told them we are prepared to deal with the islamic republic of iran and if they wished they can still have even the military equipment relationship and so forth and they were sort of positively inclined, but after they went back to tehran about a week or so later the extremist elements stage a coup and overthrew them but neither one of them was in present and he's still alive and we had a kind of retrospective discussion which was recorded and made public which again seems to indicate there is within this complicated body of politics at least the strand deserves being exploited. on obama speech in his language, he didn't talk about islamic terrorism. well, we had eight years of islamophobia sanctioned from the top down, and we heard constantly about jihadists terrorist, islamic terrorists, the caliphate and so forth and so forth. in a sense creating publicly the sense of an american perception of the world of islam dominated by these pe

yasdi whom i met in algiers when he and -- the prime minister came to algiers shortly after co many took power and i went and met with him on behalf of the president and i told them we are prepared to deal. with the islamic republic of iran, and, if they wish they can still have even a military equipment relationship with us and so forth and they were very sort of positively inclined, but, after they went back to tehran, about a week or so later, the extremist elements staged a coup and overthrew them and neither one was imprisoned and yasdi is still alive and we had a retrospective discussion which is recorded, and made public which, again seems to me to indicate there is, within this complicated body politic, at least a strand that deserves being exploited. on obama's speech and his language, he didn't talk about islamic terrorism. well, we had eight years of islamophobia sanctioned from the tom-down and heard constantly about jihadist terrorists, islamic taste risz, the caliphate and so forth and so forth and in a sense creating publicly a sense of an american perception of the world

i met a person in algeria when he and the prime minister came to algiers shortly after ayatollah khamenei to power. i went there and met with him on behalf of the president. i told them we are prepared to deal with the islamic republic of iran. and that they could still have a military relationship with us and so forth, is what i told them. they were positively inclined, but after they went back to tehran a week or so later the extremist elements staged a coup and overthrew him. neither of them was imprisoned. they're still alive. we had a discussion that was recorded and made public. that seems to indicate that there is within this complicated body politick, at least, is stand that deserves -- but a strand that deserves being explored. in obama's speech, he did not talk about islamic terrorism. we had eight years of islamic phobia and sanctions. we had talked about jihadist terrorists and islamic terrorists and so forth. in a sense, creating publicly a sense of an american perception of the world of islam dominated by these people and, in effect, putting in the same box the moderates and

terrorists did in upon jab in the 1920's or the very famous scene everyone remembers in the battle of algiers where you follow the women in it and you have a great deal of sympathy for her cause. at least i.com the algerian cause. and then you see the people that are going to be blown up by the bomb. it is a horrifying scene. and with emile henry he loved it all the people that he was going to get so these two things make an interesting and the third thing which i will end with is to stay terrorists and that is where he really began because his father who was called the fortun road bad poems and was in a paris commune and he saw state terror of close. between 15 and 25,000 people were slaughtered by the armies of of the republican 1871. and his father fortun was elected from the tenth district which is around and so he was condemned to death in absentia and got the hell out, he was very lucky slipping to the lines and ended up in barcelona where emile henry was born in 1872. he had an older brother also called a fortun and a younger brother called jules. so there were cases through no fault o