00:00And like I said, crucial day at the UNGA, a day after President Trump.
00:04Today, Iran President Pazeshkian, who's in New York, in American soil, will be speaking at the UNGA.
00:12The question is, what really will his statement be?
00:15Because Donald Trump yesterday, in his address, lashed out at Iran, said,
00:20yes, we're ready for a deal, but also referred to Iran as a terror state,
00:24referred to Iran as a country that continues to push terrorism across the Middle East, across the Gulf.
00:31And so when he's made those comments constantly about Iran,
00:35the question is, what will be Pazeshkian's message as well?
00:38It is expected that there could be some sort of a meeting between Donald Trump and Pazeshkian,
00:44but that's something that's in the realm of speculation right now.
00:47No confirmation of whether it will happen, though Donald Trump has expressed interest reportedly in the same.
00:52Even yesterday in his speech, he made a mention of it, saying we are open to a deal,
00:58but he put the honours on Iran to go ahead and initiate that step.
01:03Listen in to what Donald Trump had said yesterday at the UNGA on Iran.
01:07It's a very good meeting. I mean, I must say, it's a very good fight.
01:10I can't imagine why they wouldn't want to do it.
01:13It's a greatness, potential greatness, or obliteration.
01:18What are you meaning to voice right now?
01:20In one case...
01:25Let's get you that highlight from what Donald Trump said at the UNGA yesterday in his address,
01:32where he called out Iran as a terror state.
01:35And so in such a situation, the question that will be asked is whether Iran will be willing
01:40to have any sort of dialogue.
01:42But mind you, even as Pazeshkian speaks at the UNGA, it's situated in New York.
01:46Would he go ahead and attack America?
01:49Would he go ahead and attack Donald Trump in such a scenario, where he's in New York speaking at the
01:55UNGA?
02:14There is no better example of a danger that was allowed to gather strength at the world's peril than the
02:21number one sponsor of terror,
02:23the Islamic Republic of Iran.
02:27For 51 years, the fanatical Iranian regime has ruled by bloodshed and mass murder,
02:36spreading death and carnage and chaos across the entire Middle East and beyond.
02:42They were the bully of the Middle East, but they are the bully no more.
02:45From the first day I entered the political arena, I've been unwavering.
02:51I will never allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.
02:55Upon taking office last year, I immediately opened negotiations with Iran and offered them full economic cooperation
03:02in exchange for ending their nuclear program and support for terror.
03:07But they refused.
03:09They absolutely refused.
03:11That was a big mistake.
