Is sincerely interested in ending in having peace here. and the one party that might want it, which is the afghan government, was essentially cut out of the process. but, peter, i had a question for you. i haven t heard anybody talk about the intelligence community here. we have khalilzad and pompeo supposedly wanting a deal, bolton opposing a deal. but normally when an administration would think about a big diplomatic initiative, the intelligence community would weigh in and give the assessment of all the partners and players and what might happen. do you have any sense of how that worked here? it s a great question. no, i don t have the particular sense of that. you didn t hear that as part of the conversation. this not being the normal process that we see that you saw in several administrations. and i think that s that s key. this is a president who likes to sort of operate on a more ad-hoc basis. tom i think had it right. he does live in the moment. and he doesn t he doesn t
Listen to it to some extent but there s a lot at the political issue that they want to make that happen because that after the for end result and they want to actually put this into action about this a political problem with business going to lead to it has a limited influence over the top with the german british chamber of commerce in london thank you. to iran now where president hassan rouhani wants to delete full zeros for the national currency the rio and also rename it in future it will be called tall man that s a story the rain in currency was called tom on until $925.00 the proposal as part of a plan to curb the rapidly rising cost of living bots experts step tickled that the move will really change anything for. everything has grown more expensive here and many iranians know struggled to afford even basics like fresh produce the country s spiraling inflation is driving prices out faster than incomes inflation has now hit
So we we know where this money is. but what we don t have is the proper motivation to get the best thing out of the system. the only problem with your idea is it totally takes away somebody s freedom to decide what they want to do rather than just telling them us telling them what they will do. and the point is when you have the market economy where you re involved and have skin in the game, all of a sudden consumption goes down. and we know that. you know how, mika very good ideas. we d love to get you and tom on. and let s talk about this for 30 minutes. in studio would be great. in studio would be great to have you guys on. hey, by the way, you know how you know that tom got a better education than mika, when he starts breaking down fractions, 1/5 of 1/3. my teeth start hurting. and he does that and he s like 1/16 of you said there d be no math.
In many ways like his character in the show. where s the damage to the show here from charlie s behavior off-screen? well, the damage to the show is can t produce a show. if you look at the ten-page letter or 11-page letter that warner brothers sent to charlie s attorneys, you ll see that there s a lot of range of incidents, 2009 in aspen, the plaza hotel and it s escalated and escalated and started to go after the producers. so vicious. i think warner s left with no other possibilities, piers. janice, from a trade magazine s point of view, hollywood reporter, obviously, you have covered many stories like this over the year. right. where does it rank charlie? seems to me one of the kind of all-time confrontations. celebrity flame-outs, britney spears, lindsay lohan. this is the first one in a top-rated sit tom on the top-rated network who is going out not just in flames but
In many ways like his character in the show. where s the damage to the show here from charlie s behavior off screen? well, the damage to the show is can t produce a show. if you look at the ten-page letter or 11-page letter that warner brothers sent to charlie s attorneys, you ll see that there s a lot of range of incidents, 2009 in aspen, the plaza hotel and it s escalated and escalated and started to go after the producers. so vicious. i think warner s left with no other possibilities, piers. janice, from a trade magazine s point of view, hollywood reporter, obviously, you have covered many stories like this over the year. right. where does it rank charlie? seems to me one of the kind of all-time confrontations. celebrity flame-outs, britney spears, lindsay lohan. this is the first one in a top-rated sit tom on the top-rated network who is going out not just in flames but