I think we as a country understand the importance of working with other countries, but certainly setting our own precedent and our own position of stopping economic dealings as much as we can with Iran.
Steve Driehaus: “I think we as a country understand the importance of working with other countries, but certainly setting our own…”
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Emphasizes the need for the U.S. to limit economic dealings with Iran.
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