Iranian President Hassan Rounhani was interviewed by CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on Sunday and he had some choice words for Republicans that he communicated through a translator.

First he discussed the Republican debates:

Sometimes when I would have time, some of it was broadcast live and I would watch it — some of it was quite laughable. It was very strange, the things that they spoke of.

Next he called the Republicans stupid:

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Some of them wouldn’t even know where Tehran was in relation to Iran. Some of them didn’t know where Iran was geographically, not distinguishing that one is the capital of the other.

So what they spoke of was quite far away from the truth. So the people of Iran were looking at it as a form of entertainment, if you will, and found it laughable.

Even though the U.S. Congress failed to block the implementation of a deal between Iran and six world powers, Republican candidates for president have vowed to tear up the deal if they were elected.

During a debate Ted Cruz said:

I will rip to shreds this catastrophic Iranian nuclear deal.

Rouhani had some choice words for him.

Can a government become a signatory to an international agreement and then the subsequent government tear it to shreds? This is something that only the likes of Saddam Hussein would do.

Saddam Hussein, previous to attacking Iran in 1980, did sign an agreement with Iran and then tore it to shreds himself and then attacked Iran.

So any government that replaces the current government must keep itself committed to the commitments given by the previous administration; otherwise; that government, that entire country, will lose trust internationally and no longer have the type of needed trust to operate in the international arena.

It’s very interesting he says that because on one honestly thinks he will abide by the Iran Deal President Obama just brokered.