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Speaker 1: Iran taking that British tanker. Those guys are pelling down

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Speaker 1: it's a military operation. Pretty dramatic seizure. What are they

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Speaker 1: That's a high stakes game that Iran is playing. I'm

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Speaker 1: talk to Ian Bremer, President, founder of Eurisia Group in

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Speaker 1: How are you, sir, under well? And I can answer

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Speaker 1: that a message for? Though? Announcing that hey, we got

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