rule there seem to be a lot of exceptions i know i recently interviewed california congressman dana rohrbacher about the fact that china has been given a waiver times one of the few countries has been given a waiver you know even though china does still import oil from iran i want to play what he said when i asked him about this. it is a horrible double standard that we have what. we have heaped on russia all kinds of requirements and restrictions and mandates if they're going to get anything even if it's the repeal of jaxon van eyck which should have been done twenty years ago which less most favored nation status while china has had no liberalization at all and russia's had enormous liberalization their churches are full dowen you have opposition groups and opposition papers in russia you've got nothing like that in china whatsoever. he you know isn't so let's not focus on china but let's just focus on the fact that even when the u.s. makes rules regarding iran there are always exceptions to those rules look the see here right now is that level eleven because for instance even mr rohrabacher

we are saying that one congressman dana rohrbacher u.s. representative from california forty sixth district also a former official with president reagan's administration congressman thank you so much for sitting down with us i want to focus today on some foreign policy issues so let's start right away with china i know you've been a staunch critic of the way the u.s. relationship with china has evolved how would you rate that relationship today well we're getting our just rewards for having those stupid policy we have built china into a major economic power without demanding to any type of political reforms we've given the most favored nation status when we want a free trade we permitted them to steal our technology they get away with murder quite literally economically or figures certainly economically but quite literally . you know in reality when they're murdering dissidents and taking the people religious dissenters like the falun gong and throwing them in their prison so what we've got is we've created a monster what was a very weak c

congress who expressed readiness to support the separation of baluchistan from pakistan like dana rohrbacher from the house of representatives comedian foreign affairs any bad anything that's coming up right now that the pakistanis don't like about our attitude is because by actions taken by their government as far as who could benefit from instability in baluchistan most experts say it's extremists of all kinds mainly al-qaeda and its affiliates and as well as the taliban they certainly have an interest in maintaining instability but some also see baluchistan is a key square on the geopolitical chessboard the united states knows they cannot compete with china economically or industrially so they have to stun china's development through these various subversive tactics they're willing to engage with various terrorist networks that they've had for many many years if not decades in order to try to make the chinese stall in their economic development so according to you hype wars are real and creating instability is one of the instruments to gain advantage but wouldn't it backfire that terror v

congressman dana rohrbacher who shared his views on washington's actions in iran's neighbor of ghana's stan and here's a taste of what's coming up. i think that right now we should get our butts out of afghanistan as quickly as we can so that as few americans are lose their lives in afghanistan as it is. as much as possible when the united states leaves the most important thing is that those people who have opposed the taliban are not left vulnerable and we can do that we can do that very easily could make sure that. we do not leave for example we can work with those in the northern alliance that defeated the taliban originally and make sure they can defend themselves. jane and i saw his mother has met the president of ecuador to plead for his son's cause as the whistleblower waits for the south american country to decide on his asylum pay. as a shield christina songs his country is sorry considering the request he has reiterated that the decision won't be influenced by pressure from the u.k. sweden or the u.s. stockholm seeks the sound of assange assault allegations but he fears he wa

congressman dana rohrbacher who shared his views on washington's actions in iran's neighbor of galveston and here's a taste of what's coming up. i think there right now we should get our butts out of afghanistan as quickly as we can so that is true americans or lose their lives in afghanistan as it is. as much as possible when the united states leaves the most important thing is that those people who have opposed the taliban are not left vulnerable and we can do that we can do that very easily could make sure that. we do not leave. for example we can work with those in the northern alliance that defeated the taliban originally and make sure they can defend themselves. judy in a song whose mother has met the president of ecuador to plead about her son's cause there whistleblower what waits for the south african country to decide on his asylum plea and also he spoke to kristen assumption that the door in capital. was very impressed by the level of intelligence and no usual really that the foreign minister and the president and his other ministers or if it doesn't mean this is today this wi

because of that because iran is this bogeyman the enemy of our enemy is our friend so somebody like dana rohrbacher can go ahead and speak for a terror group like that was my last question really i mean when we talk about this bogeyman of iran this is nothing this iran has been you know kind of the bad guy for it not years but decades here so our presidents our lawmakers are simply passing the buck when it comes to actually dealing with iran i think so i think that this is really an example of how the sanctions have been. an excuse to not actually resolve the tough problems that we do have with iran and to make the tough decisions that need to be made such as actually pursuing a serious engagement and diplomatic strategy in lieu of making those tough decisions we've relied. pretty much exclusively on sanctions and now for the obama administration and campaign the chickens are sort of coming home to roost in that they themselves are now getting swept up in the politicization of our foreign policy and in the sort of fetishization of the sanctions against iran seems to be a never ending process here a