people everywhere, in cuba or iran, want to come to america, but will never have a chance. i think it is really up to us to take the first step, those of us who have enough resources and freedom to initiate the conversation. in any small neighborhood or planetary never heard, there is one person who knocks on the door and another cowers behind the sofa. the first sensible thing in any neighborhood is find out who the neighbors are and tell them who they are. then you can start finding a common ground you have. i once traveled to north korea. it was the scariest place i have been because it was so isolated. you cannot imagine. i think we do not want to be guilty of the same thing. tavis: when you started an answer -- here is the problem with judging people, i thought you were going to offer the internet. when you said the world comes to us. i thought, "here is a guy who does not have a cell phone." here is a guy who is the most un-facebook guy i know. but i thought you were going to say the internet as a way for people to learn. you can get on the internet and never leave yo

security services such as in azerbaijan or iran or indeed ukraine as well as such he does have a very substantial security entourage following wherever he goes to cuba traveling on the road there are usually about seven vehicles behind him also traffic police backing them up and sometimes they take they were traveling around moscow the close of the roads to be closed down to assure extra security this does come of course at a very key time for the prime minister just ahead of those presidential elections to be held on the fourth of march jake agrees reporting their first resuscitation pops aside prime minister putin is gearing up for his presidential bid on sunday publishing his latest article outlining a vision he has for russia's future with a focus on foreign policy the premier slam the u.s. efforts to promote regime change in the arab world the recent events showed that the desire to impose democracy by force can and often does lead to opposite results leads to a rise in extremism which attempts to change the course of the country's development and secure rule. putin also reaffirmed moscow's refusal to back the u.s. led drive to pressure the syr

cuba, and ecuador, reaffirmed iran's commitment to undermine u.s. national security interests. i'm concerned about iran's willingness to attack the united states homeland or our critical allies, such as israel. with the rising threat posed by the qods force and its iranian proxies, such as hezbollah in our region, will we dedicate more attention to these illicit can i have t activities in the annual terrorism report? and lastly, what is the administration doing to ensure cooperation from our allies in the hemisphere, with respect to iran and to hold accountable those countries that are supporting and enabling iran's threatening activities? thank you, madame secretary. >> thank you very much. with respect to the question about the summit of americas, we do not believe there is any intention to invite cuba. we've made our views on that well known. day don't fit the definition of democratic countries and the development of democracy in the hemisphere. so at this point, we see absolutely no basis and no intention to invite them to the summit. regarding iran and the western hemisphere, you know, obviously, iran facing these very effective sanctions and their a

smelter intervention in cuba, and it's included in potential actions undertaken at or near the naval base. oh, a series of well coordinate incident should be plenty take place in irana credible human attack on the naval base, to stage an attack on base, start riots near the base, blow up ammunitions inside the base. start fires, lob mortars years, capture military groups, sabotage ships. we could blow up a u.s. ship in guantÁnamo bay and blame cuba. we could blow up address so in our own cuban waters. the u.s. could follow up with an air sea rescue operation. i write here, this was an administrative want to play hardball. these are kennedy liberals, right? the ideas kept coming. we can think of cubans, on the way to florida, foster attempts on cuban refugees even to the extent to be widely publicized. auto terrorism, exploding a few plastic bumps and carefully chosen spots to rescue cubans and on and on it when. i mean it's really hard to believe. it makes for good, ultimately intriguing, but there you have it. so yes, i may, there was a lot of talk with castro, castro, castro was aware of it and he tried to basically stay out of it. this book is no brief for castr