Also an exclusive interview with one of americas greatest statesmen, former secretary of state james baker on the turmoil in the middle east. The end of a twostate solution. The new cold war with russia and the 2016 gop field. Then why was the Supreme Court justice pleading his case in front of congress . What was he talking about . Something he thinks is deeply flawed about america and i agree. Ill explain. Finally, something a little lighter and it might make you a little lighter, too. The doctor on what you and the rest of the world should be doing to live long and prosper. But first, here is my take. When making up their minds about the nuclear deal with iran people are probably focussed on its details. But to figure out whether an agreement that limits and inspects Irans Nuclear program is acceptable one has to consider in detail the alternative. And there are only two. First, a return to sanctions. Lets say that the u. S. Congress rejects the final deal that is reached in june what then . The current sanctions regime against iran is almost unprecedented in that all the worlds major powers and irans neighbors support it. Usually, sanctions wear thin over time. If other countries believe that iran made a reasonable offer that the United States turned down theyre unlikely to continue to support a tight sanctions regime. Remember countries like china and india are eager to trade with iran and buy its oil, which sells at a discount. If however, the sanctions cant be maintained iran will be in trouble. Oil prices have halved and iran is bleeding resources in syria and iraq. But would continued sanctions halt Irans Nuclear program . Thats highly unlikely. Iran has expanded the Nuclear Program under sanctions for the last two decades. In 2003 iran had under 200 centrifuge centrifuges, today it has 19,000. All built under sanctions. The restrictions are now tighter, if they last but Irans Nuclear establishment is also much larger today. That raises option two, a military attack. When people speak of strike on iran like israel in 1981 and a syrian facility in 2007 its worthing worth keeping mind. Iran has a vast Nuclear Industry comprising many installations spread across the country. Some close to population centers, others in mountainous terrain. The United States would effectively have to go to war with iran. Destroying its air defenses then attacking its facilities and dozens perhaps hundreds. The bombers would be equipped with highly explosive weapons demolishing buildings, reactors laboratories but also producing considerable collaborative damage. What would be the effect of such an attack . When any country is bombed by foreigners its people tend to rally around the regime. The slavmic re icic republic would likely gain Domestic Support and respond in various ways. These attacks might be directed at the u. S. Troops or allies. And an attack would mean the splintering of the International Coalition against iran. Russia china, and many other countries would condemn it. Iran would be seen as the victim of an unprovoked invasion. The sanctions would crumble. Its Nuclear Program would be devastated but iran would begin to rebuild it. Even under the current sanctions iran makes tens of billion dollars of oil revenues. More than enough to rebuild the facilities. Finally, once it had been attacked tehran would invoke the need for a deterrent against future attacks and invasions and it would work directly on a Nuclear Weapon. In his oped advocating war with iran former u. N. Ambassador argues that military attacks should be combined with vigorous american support for irans opposition aimed at regime change in tehran. But bombing and then threatening the islamic reup. Public existence would produce a different effect. For more go to cnn. Com fareed. Lets get started. So lets dig into the deal. The chances of reaching a final one in june and homes of passing the republican held congress. Benjamin rhodes is assistant to the president and Deputy National security adviser for strategic communications. Ben, thank you for joining us. Good to be with you. The president had said in 2012 that he wouldnt accept a deal that didnt end Irans Nuclear program. Yet, what you have is a program that will have thousands of centerrifuges that does not ship its enriched uranium as initially imagined or the facility meant to be entirely destroyed hasnt been destroyed. These are all concessions you have to make. No look fareed weve always said that iran would be able to access Peaceful Nuclear energy. The question is can we design a program with the iranians and the p5 1. Thats what the program does. If you look at the iraq facility theyre not enriching uranium. The only place where they will be enriching uranium theyre reducing the number of centrifuges operating. That extends to a timeline because theyll be shipping their stockpile out of the country. That is in two to three months. To at least a year for ten years. The additional limitations continues. It meets our needs. Because theres a robust inspections regime to verify theyre meeting commitments. When i had Prime Minister netanyahu on the program, i asked him at the time it was months ago. I said my sense, my reporting is that the deal is somewhere in the range of 5,000 centrifuges. Is that acceptable for you. He said thats too high. Why is he wrong . Because theres no deal. Thats could be reached that involves iran just dismantling the entire Nuclear Infrastructure. Obviously, thats the perfect solution but the fact is iran was never going to agree to a deal which they got rid of the entire infrastructure. No other country in the negotiation would have supported us taking the position they would have zero centrifuges. And the fact of the matter is they know the nuclear fuel cycle. They have the knowledge. Even without centrifuges operating. Theres a break out time line. They can reinitiate the program. Can they sufficiently limit the numbers and types of centrifuges and the stockpile to put them further away from a weapon and then have inspections such if they tried to break out and pursue the weapons capability, we would see it almost immediately and take action. Lets talk about the inspection regime. The document said the inspectors will have to verify that iran takes key Nuclear Related steps and the sanctions will be lifted. Will the inspectors be allowed to go into facilities any time anywhere without any notice . You have the declared facilities and well have daily access to the facilities. Those enrichment facilities. Theyll be a mix of inspections and also other means of keeping an eye on what is taking place there. Across the Nuclear Supply chain there are iranian mines and mills and centrifuge production and manufacturing and where the warehouse centrifuges. That will be under supervision. You dont need an enrichment facility but you need the raw materials. Looking across the supply chain means if they want a covert path they have to conduct secret means of producing the materials and having a facility to operate them. What the deal has is the ability to seek access to a site were concerned about. If theres something we see in iraq that concerns like it is not for peaceful purposes well have the ability to go to the iea and investigate the site. What iran has done in the past, which is to build an entirely secret new facility would be impossible . There are two reasons that guard against that in this deal. One is when they built that facility they used materials from their uranium mines. They used centrifuges and we had inspections there. We didnt see the material being diverted to a secret site. Being able to look over the nung already supply chain is a hence to have that type of facility. They would need a broader support mechanism in order to support the Nuclear Infrastructure at that facility. Beyond that if we saw something construction that raised our concerns, we could go to the iea and get access to investigate the site. The Prime Minister is not convinced. What will you do to convince him . I think that were not going to convince Prime Minister netanyahu. Frankly, hes disagreed with the approach since before the joint plan of action the first interim agreement reached with iran. But what will say that Prime Minister netanyahu with as were saying to our Gulf Partners were making a nuclear deal. Its the right thing to do and the best thing to prevent them from getting a Nuclear Weapon for the longest period of time. At the same time were not at all headsening our concern about irans destabilizing the threat toward israel and other partners. We can have a dialogue about what else can we be doing to reassure you our commitment. Were going to be very very vigilant and confronting other iranian actions in the region that concern us. And for now the republicans by and large seem opposed. What are you going to do to try to get it through congress because otherwise theres no deal well first of all, were going to lay out the details of this. Both the framework and then when we have a final deal in june. And i think on the merits well make the case its a strong deal. And people have seen there are more specifics here and constraints and limitation heres. The duration is longer than people thought. There are limitations that go 15 years. And transparency measures that go a 25 years. There are permanent commitments. Well make a case on the merits for the deal that will be backed up by not just our National Security team but the leading scientists and Nuclear Experts in this country who can validate the fact. Secondly well be making the case were dealing with set of options. Essentially, number one, a longterm verifiable deal to prevent them from getting a weapon. Two, take military action which doesnt set the program back by as long as the deal and carries huge risks in the region. Or three, sanction them more. But the fact is every time we imposed sanctions on iran theyve advanced their program. That they do it from a position of two to three breakout months that time will collapse. Youll be confronted with the decision about whether or not to take military action. In a world of alternatives that is the best alternative. Ben rhodes pleasure to have you on. Thanks fareed. 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Com today i would suggest to you that the five top jobs in the executive branchs are the secretary of state, defense and treasury, the white house chief of staff, and the National Security adviser, after the president , of course. Only one man in history held three of them. He did if in success james a. Baker was secretary of state under president bush secretary of treasury under president reagan and chief of staff under both president s. Hes the onhonorary chair at baker institute. Welcome back. Thank you. I have to ask you about the iran deal. Henry kissinger has said, you know, if you look at it agree owe strategically iran and the United States have many overlapping interests. In afghanistan we both dont like the taliban. We dont like isis. But then he says but its, you know the problem its a cause not a country. It is an aid logically driven. From a Strategic Point of view do you think there is a great upside to a dialogue with iran . Well, i think that theres perhaps an upside to it provided you can trust the iranians. And you cannot trust the entire time i was in public service, the entire 12 years i was there. So would there be an upside to a strategic reorientation of that . Yes, but im not sure you can get there with the current leadership in iran. I think you have to be very very leery of that. Further more thats going to alienate all of our allies in the region. Not just but all moderate arab states that are fighting iran doing battle in yemen and elsewhere. So its a very very difficult concept, in my view to think thats where this is going to go. If we can get an agreement that is verifiable that is tight, that doesnt lift sanctions against no real assurance theyre going to abandon their Nuclear Program that would be a good accomplishment. Whether it was a agree yo strategic reorientation or not. I would say about not wanting the u. S. To get overly involved in syria. Particularly with the use of any american forces. Now we have to get it. I feel that way very much yes. I feel we have shed quite enough american blood in the sands of the middle east. We have allies there. If america would go the allies and say, look well supply the air and the intelligence well supply the logistics, you put together a force to put boots on the ground thats the way we ought to destroy isis. For the first time, we are now seeing our arab allies come together and build a coalition to create a ground force. When i was secretary of state after the first gulf war, i went to the jcc countries and i said you know you ought to put together a joint ground force so if iran or someone else should begin to do what iraq has done here you would have time to hold them off until america can get there. They never did it. Now it looks like because were not picking up they like to free ride. Yeah. They love to free ride off america, and its time for us to stop sending Young American men and women to die in the sands of the middle east. We cant be the policeman for the world. Are we going to put out the fires of syria . Were going to put out the fires in yemen, were going to put out the fires in i guess boko haram. I mean go all over the world . We cant do that. We shouldnt do that. We shouldnt be asked to do that. Youve negotiated with tough people. Putin strikes me as right up there. Yeah. There are two schools of thought about what to do. People who say youve heard them you need to be tough. The guy needs to understand he has to pay a price for what happened in crimea and with ukraine. If we dont stand up to him, you know, youll have huge consequence consequences. There are others like Henry Kissinger who said you have to give him a way out. You have to provide putin with a way to get out of the. You cant push him to the wall. It will only feed russian nationalism. I dont think its an either or. Notwithstanding what my friend henry has said on the subject. I think you can have a combination of both. I think he does understand strength and resolve and discipline. And power. So i think you can have some of that. But also we do need to find a way we in our western european allies to bring russia back into the community of nations. In 1993 i wrote a piece in the aftermath of the cold war and the implosion of the soviet union, we should find a way to permit russia to join nato. Its a Political Alliance as well as a Security Alliance and treat them the way we treat not with a Marshall Plan or anything but the way we treated germany and japan after the aftermath of the world war ii. Bring them in. That didnt happen. And i wrote another one in 2002 to the same effect. I think if that happened we might not be at this junction dhur today. We had 15 years of reasonably Good Relationship with russia under both. The first five years of putins Running Society there, he leaned toward the west and we did a lot of things cooperatively and we werent in this position that we are today where you have russian bombers flying over norway or over the baltics and are close to them and its almost like were back where we were for 40 years. I think if you had a combineation of strength resolve, discipline stop the is ashalomy slicing of ukraine and find way with our partners and go to the russians and say its nonproductive for you and us. Here is a way back into the international community. His political strength at home has been enhanced tremendously by the nationalist approach that hes taken. But this reminds you a lot of what happened in the 30s. This is the way hitler went about it. Slice here slice there, slice there. Dont do anything about it. Talk about it but dont do anymore. When we come back more with james baker. Im going ask him about news he made very recently in a speech on israel. 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And everyone has the power to stop a job at any time if they consider it unsafe. What happened here five years ago changed us. Im proud of the progress weve made both in the gulf and inside bp. And we are back with james baker, former white house chief of staff, former secretary of state, former secretary of the treasury. When you were secretary of state, gave a speech. A rare case. You gave a tough speech to one of the most powerful lobbies in washington. The bank. The lobby that supports israel. You said very bluntly israel has to stop settlement activity. It has to reach out to the palestinians. You got you got a lot of pushback on that. Youre back at it. You went and gave a speech. Here is my view on that fareed. I think the twostate solution is critical to israels future. I dont i think its future is going to be extraordinary difficult for israel if they cant find a way to get to a secure peace with the palestinians. Because i think its going to be very hard to maintain both her jewish character and her democratic character as long as she continues to stay in occupation. The demographics i think, will overwhelm it. One of the guys at the time while you were secretary of state criticized you for that speech was bb netanyahu. He didnt. That wasnt my problem with him at the time. My problem at the time he was a Deputy Foreign minister of israel. He said american policy in the middle east is based on lies and distortion. And i said now wait a minute. We wouldnt take that from the Deputy Foreign minister we shouldnt take it from the foreign minister of vale for whom we do so much. And i banned him from the state department. You bet. Thats right. Do you think for going out and saying that. I think hes a political figure. Hes a strong leader. I happen to have had a good personal relationship with him. I think hes been a strong Prime Minister for israel but i feel very strongly about this twostate solution. You were disappointed by what he said. I was disappointed when he went out and said there will never be a two state solution as long as im Prime Minister of israel. Do you abide that . Zbl i accepted him at his word but you have to ask what are the chances now of a two state solution. Theyre very bleak in my understanding. I think that is a tragedy for israel. Of course its a strategy for the palestinians and for stability in that part of the world. Now weve got so much instability there that it almost dwarves the arab the Israeli Palestinian conflict. Theres so much else going on that is so that creates such instability. Isis the problems in yemen, the problems in syria, the problems in iraq the problems in libya. Some of these things weve done the adventures weve embarked upon have not turned out very well for us. I have to ask you about politicings politics. When you look at the republican primary, do you think the dynamic is in order get to the primary the candidates have to move so far to the right that they become unelectable in the general election . I dont buy the argument. I know the argument. That was the argument as to why mitt romney didnt win the general. I dont believe that. I think that its a given that democrats have to move to the left to get their partys nomination. The republicans better move to the right to get their partys nomination. It doesnt mean that in the general election either one of those cant win the general. This administration has not accomplished a lot of things that i was hopeful of initially it might be able to accomplish and it has not accomplished a lot in the Foreign Policy realm. I think theres a lot of issues out there that we republicans can capitalize on and, you know youre talking to a texas republican. There arent any liberal texas republicans. Were all conservative, and im just conservative as any of the others particularly on economic issues. I was ronltdald reagans treasury secretary and white house chief of staff for four years. You cant be in those jobs and be too liberal. When you look at the line up of republican contenders can you be objective about this or are you going to be working hard for jeb bush . Well, im going to be working hard for jeb bush because i think hes clearly the cream of the crop of the republicans who are going to run for the nomination. Ive known him since he was a young man. I know what kind of president he would be. He would be an extraordinarily good president. Hes very knowledgeable. Hes very temperament tal. Hes suited for the job. Yes, im close to the family. What did barbara bush mean . You think i would answer a question about what did barbara bush mean . I spent years not answering questions like that. Jim baker, pleasure to have you on. Thank you. 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Nearly one in four of the worlds inmates are locked up in america. And the United States has only 120th of the worlds population. The u. S. Has about 700 prisoners per 100,000 people according to the center. Multiple times more than other developed countries like france italy, and japan. Even less developed countries like russia brazil and mexico had many fewer prisoners per capita. Its one of the cases where america really could learn something from other countries. Take a look at norways prison system. Featured recently in the New York Times magazine. The longest possible sentence there is 21 years except for committing crimes against humanitarian. Even anders breivik, the gunman who killed people in 2007 got 21 years. Offenders are sentenced to around eight months on average. More important, the focus there is less on punishment and more on getting inmates back into society. Quote, life inside prisons will resemble life outside as much as possible and offenders shall be placed in the lowest possible security regime said norways correctional service. Because a sentence should be aimed as much as possible at returning an inmate to the community. Case in point, norways prison which the times said was so pleasant you could be forgiven for doubting whether it is a prison at all. Inmates are able to walk outside routinely and correction officers in close contact with them often sharing coffee or a meal. The prison doesnt house only petty criminals. Almost half are there for Violent Crimes like murder and rape but violence is rare it says and the system works. Norways overall incarceration rate is about ten times lower than the United States. With a low recriticism rate the number of released prisoners who go back to crime. Denmark also has a healthy outlook on incarceration braced on the principle of normalzation. Many inmates in denmark are incarcerated in open prisons where some leave their confines to work nearby on a regular basis. They earn wages and get sick pay. The incarceration rate in denmark is also around ten times lower than the United States and the resit krichl rate is also low. In his testimony, Justice Kennedy highlighted the use of solitary confinement in america. Solitary confinement literally drives men mad. Today in europes prisons they lock up some of the worst offenders in groups of three or four with apparently better results. Justice kennedy said. In america, prison is meant to be all about punishment with little effort at redemption. Thousands of petty offenders are lokd up and treated inhumanity when theyre eventually released they lack the skills ability, or psychological capacity to integrate back into society. Inevitably many of them end up back in prison. It is a dark unforgiving, and extremely expensive cycle. Next on gps. 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Move more stress less and love more. We use the scientific measures to prove how simple and low tech and simple they can be. Even severe Heart Disease can begin to reverse in a series of studies. Over time the arteries that feed the heart can get less and less clogged. The blood flow to the heart improved by 300 . The chest pain goes away in everyone in just a few weeks. The later studies that can reverse Heart Disease can slow stop and reverse the stage of early stage prostate cancer. When you change your lifestyle, it changes over 500 genes. And the hardest thing for people probably you say it in a way that makes it sound a little easier. Plantbased wholefoods diet when youre saying is people should go vegan. Do you believe the Research ShowsAnimal Protein is kind of bad for you. It is. The less you can have better. Its true. If youre trying to stay healthy as opposed to reverse disease, the more you change the more you improvement. What matters most is the overall way of living and eating. If i tell somebody eat this and not that. They immediately want to eat the opposite. What i said what matters most is the overall way of eating and living. Top the degree you can move in a healthy direction youll look better feel better theres a correspondenting benefit. You believe meditation suggest it is has powerful benefits. I know it does. It stress can increase our risk of Heart Disease. By managing stress more effectively so often people think i have to choose between being in a stressful situation and being productive or sitting under a tree and watch mig life go by. That isnt a stress. The stress comes not simply from what we do but how we react. It you do simple yoga meditation, prayer whatever works for you. Your fuse gets longer. You say obamacare is a gamechanger. It incentivizes doctors to do more of this kind of prevention and health care and lifestyle intervention. Thats right. As opposed to crisis care. 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So i can know whether you did so in one hour. For the last look Prime Minister modi set about to clean up india, literally. Hes using every means at his disposal. This week the Indian Government announced a team of army mountaineers would head to nepal to scale earths highest mountain. The trip is in honor of the 50th anniversary of indias successful attempt at mount ever everest. Decades later footprints arent the only things humans have left on the mountain. Theres now, as many noted, a mess of food containers equipment, oxygen canisters, and human waste polluting the mountain. They will bring almost 9,000 pounds of garbage down from the mountain as india today pointed out. Some estimates put the total amount of trash on everest at 50 tons. If thats the case after the trip there will be a mere ten more climbs to go. If the Prime Minister can succeed in cleaning up the mount everest, ending corruption on effort should be a breeze. The correct answer to the gps challenge question is d. Hes been in power since 1989. When asked me who is the president im going say i dont know. Do you know . If like herman cain you didnt know the answer. Thats understandable. If you thought pakistan was insignificant or cain did, you would be wrong. Its important for the United States with a location crucial for supplying u. S. Troops in afghanistan. Thank you for being part of my program this week. I will see you next week. Good morning. Happy easter and happy pass over. Its time for reliable sources. Theres so much to cover this morning including the sunday morning exclusive. For your information about Rolling Stone magazine ands what it is doing that Columbia University is about to release a damning report about the article you see on screen. It is errorfilled uva investigation. A story of a well known journalist who said he was wasnt nice enough to harry reid. On a lighter note we know who is replacing jon stewart. Trevor