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Jiang defines Iran's president as more like the country's CEO while the Ayatollah is the real sovereign authority, representing God and the Quran and holding ultimate veto power.
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Jiang defines Iran's president as more like the country's CEO while the Ayatollah is the real sovereign authority, representing God and the Quran and holding ultimate veto power.
"...he's the ultimate authority. He has ultimate veto power. And the president is maybe like the CEO of the country. Okay? So the person..."
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