But at the same time, 1 million or 2 Million People in the north, if we put them against Bashar Alassad, is changing the map. I think it is the question, the game in iraq is much more complicated because almost at the other age as it is called. Afghanistan is the same. In 200456, you pay for your mistakes and suddenly i think there is no good solution in iraq. It is frankly impossible. For us briefly please. Maybe we have to come back in 2003 in iraq. This moment when you say that, the secularization, it is sure that the institution was built in iraq with a lot of negotiation with different groups. The u. S. Dont have all the power to do anything special but when you talk about the perfect partner in 2007, creating this hour, tribal leaders and groups and groups fighting against isis, that was working. Agreeing with the u. S. Doing a good job with isis, destroyed in iraq. But then to the militia, we all know that. I have a lot of people they explained to me why and how and it is a call
But theres another narrative that says that no, negotiations have to be tried because their common interest to the world is changing. The main threat in the region as defined by ran itself is not the United States but it is actually isis. Add that if there is a real negotiation and if there is a given day, if i ran into a strategic utility to the United States, a to relationship can emerge. If these negotiations collapse it will be the indication of the wrong narrative and that will put back into charge the people in iran who prefer to drive a more confrontational foreign policy, visavis the est. I had two questions. Been talking a lot about the difference in kind of the u. S. And iran, the cooperation if this deal were to go forward. Im just kind of wondering, other than these neutral interests, what is the part of the u. S. Gains from this deal . And also there was some mention the hit the gulf states will take if the oil prices would drop. I think mr. Hill said three or four years o
Finally, there is that economic component of the deal. This is one that isnt talked about very much in the. S. What will a deal of potential sanctions and irans reentry into energy markets, what will that mean for the United States economy . We know iran stands to benefit, but as you will see there is also significant benefits for the u. S. And the global economy. To discuss these issues, we have three of the best experts who can talk about these issues. Far right we have dr. Farsi. He is the author of two books. He will be discussing some of the political elements of these final negotiations. Next we have suzanne imaggio. She has been involved in track two discussions involving iran re many years now. She has engage directly with he iranian side. Suzanne is a senior fellow at the new america foundation. She recently authored a piece for foreignpolicy discussing what the region looks like when your after a potential one year after a potential deal youd we hope for her to expand n that
Pretty much just happen. Oh my god. Its not quite schoolhouse rock. Good morning, everyone. Its monday. Welcome to morning joe. We have mike barnicle. The cigarette was a nice touch. Managing editor of Bloomberg Politics and wes moore. A lot to get to. How was your weekend . It was good. Jam packed. I have people were going to have bill on. It looks like maybe a noreaster. I swear. Wednesday night. Could have six inches of snow. Weve been told to leave early, you and i, like today. We better go now. I got a lot of family coming in. Just to get ready. Nonessential employees. The anticipation. Go to the grocery store. Put the chain on your tires. Board up the windows. Even i was impressed. Wow. I watched it a few times. Why do they keep showing that guy fumbling or not catching it and then i realize he did. What happened . I havent seen it. He caught it. Look at this. Manning corner of the end zone. He gets fouled and still makes the catch. Look at this. My gosh. If you look closely, he
When you work with great actors, eats a reminder of how to do it right. Rose we conclude with an exhibition at the asia society called iran modern. When i went to iran, i was able to see in fact this period was very different from today. Obviously, there are similarities, but its different its difference is also in terms of the political environment. In that very period the u. S. And iran were not just politically closer but also there were many cultural ties. Iran was very cosmopolitan. It was very much part of the international community. It was a period i would describe as a great blossoming of the iranian creative expression. Rose leon panetta, a new conversation about the the family, and an exhibition at the asia society, captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Rose the syria story will soon take another turn, maybe as soon as this weekend. The report from the usmed chemical weapons inspector saturday expected to be rele