On the recordMay 16, 1979
I feel, as I say, that if the Shah wants to come to this country, we should not turn the back of our hand to him.
I feel, as I say, that if the Shah wants to come to this country, we should not turn the back of our hand to him.
Discussing executions in Iran and whether the Shah should be admitted to the United States.
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