Discussion on US Congressional Budget and Oversight

Let them go. Now, there are researchers in these fields

who have worked extensively.

You've seen that when, for example, the US Secretary of State goes,

uh, whether Democrat or Republican, Republican or Democrat,

they speak harshly to him—

When he goes to a hearing—

A hearing. They speak harshly to him, like insulting him,

taking jabs. And he's the Secretary. Then, for example, a representative

comes from some town with no more than 30,000 residents.

Why? Because this person's budget is in the hands of this

representative, and this is leverage— The US Congress has two levers.

One is budgetary leverage, and the other is oversight matters, which now,

Now, maybe the representatives, since parliament is on recess, mi—

are probably watching your show more.

This is a good thing that they do in America.

We usually

criticize—

No, parliament isn't on recess, even if now, because right now when parliament is in session,

they are... Mostly at home, after all.

Well, even the date isn't clear. Now that's another topic, other people

in that field

get involved. Look, the reality is—

It might be a security issue, not up to them.

No, it's not off. I won't argue with Mr. Radi now, from America, from the US Congress,

we move to the parliament.

This, I want to tell you that—

Dr. Izadi also turns the wheel in a way that suddenly takes it somewhere else.