00:00When Castro sent thousands of gay people, Christians, Afro-Cubans, and others to concentration
00:08camps, it was the regime who stripped them of their property and profited from their
00:14forced labor.
00:16Ever since Havana would have you believe, everything in Cuba has just disappeared.
00:22Well, we know where it went, and today we are here to share it to the world.
00:33Imagine what happens when someone asks questions in Havana, not in a room full of ambassadors
00:42and cameras.
00:43Imagine what happens to those people if this is the intimidation and disruption that we
00:48see.
00:49Your ex would say, I know you don't like to hear this.
00:52This is America, my friend.
00:54This is the United Nations.
00:56This isn't your communist dictatorship.
00:59You cannot silence me, or you cannot silence my colleagues.
01:03I hear you, and at the beginning, I ask all, I ask all, and you can come and intimidate
01:09all you want.
01:10Excellences, I ask everybody to respect you.
01:14This individual needs to back away from this podium.
01:17He's not going to intimidate me in the United States of America like he tries to intimidate
01:23political prisoners.
01:24And I'll ask everybody.
01:26Back up, Ambassador.
01:28Back away.
01:29This isn't Havana.
01:30I'm suspending the meeting.
01:32You're not going to intimidate me.
01:33I'm suspending this meeting.
01:34Do you understand who you're dealing with?
01:36This is America.
01:37Back up.
01:40This is America.
01:41Thanks for righting me.
01:41gifts.
01:48Thanks
01:48Thanks For epochnies.
02:08Thanks so much.
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