President Trump knows very well, the very best way to ensure that you have peace is to establish real deterrence. And the best way to establish real deterrence is with the best military technology in the world, and the United States has that.

For the first time, we are announcing a major sale of military technology $11 million in surveillance drone technology to the Armenians and to our good friend the Prime Minister.

He's going to use that to secure his country and to make sure that the peace that we're creating sticks.

That means for the United States more jobs and more investment in our own defense technology sector.

I think President Trump is going to make the ultimate determination about where we draw the red lines in the negotiations.

If you go back to the original negotiation that happened between us and the Iranians, the President was trying very, very hard to actually strike a constructive deal that would have been good for the United States.

The entire administration agreed if the Iranians were smart enough to have made that agreement, then it would have been good for them too.

I'll let President Trump speak to exactly where he wants to set the lines in negotiation.

As you guys know, he typically does that privately. He doesn't announce what he's going to do in a negotiation because he thinks that it constrains him in private.

He's going to have a lot of good conversations with his team and with others in the days and weeks to come.

I think the President is going to preserve decisional space for himself, and that means not revealing too many of his cards publicly.

As President Trump has said publicly, it (the crackdown on protesters) has already very much been part of the negotiations that we've had.

The crackdown was very brutal and violent. And as the President and the entire administration have said, we stand with the people of Iran, we stand with the right of peaceful protest across the world, and certainly people who want to exercise that right in Iran.

Absolutely, the president has made the crackdown a part of the conversations that he's had, not just with the Iranians, but with people all across the region. I'm sure that will continue.

The fact that this woman (Maxwell) is continuing to invoke the Fifth Amendment tells us exactly what my colleagues have already stated. She is a monster. She does not care.

She has no remorse. She is not seeking to bring about some kind of closure for these women. She doesn't care.

Frankly, it seems like this administration overall does not care. All they care about is protecting the powerful and protecting pedophiles.

They will do anything to distract from that, including deciding to put up in the middle of Black History Month the most racist thing that we've ever seen come out of a White House.

We will not be distracted. We know who it is that needs to be held accountable, and we will go in, and we will make sure that we continue to dig.

Right now, there doesn’t seem to be an imminent threat of war.

It's a combination of factors, you know, fiscal terms, the amount that the take that goes to the local government is always a big factor in which countries you invest to go produce oil and gas.

Dispute resolution. If things go wrong, how is that going to be resolved? You know, security of ownership, security of agreement, ownership of the assets.

The things that need to be done in Venezuela, they're the same things that need to be done in any other oil and gas producing region around the world.

I think the legislation that was passed quite rapidly, I think you can see as a gesture of improvement already, very early on in this new relationship between the U.S. and Venezuela.

PDVSA was a highly professional, technically competent oil and gas company 30 years ago, and it hasn't been one for quite some time. So of course, that'll be a subject of dialogue.

That's in America's best interest, that's in Venezuela's best interest to have professional competent management of PDVSA.

So, you know, we're early on in this situation, but certainly enhancing and professionalising and proving the quality of PDVSA, absolutely on the agenda.

These people, when they lose elections, they incite madness and want to drag the rest of the people into it. This country wants peace and tranquility.

The Public Prosecutor's Office, making use of a functioning justice system, determined that you violated the measures regarding which that decision was made, and a request was made for revocation before the court, and that works, doesn't it? That’s how it is.

What happens is that there are people who think they are untouchable, and they're not. They're not; they think they're untouchable.

It's about justice working; let justice work.

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