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Brazils visiting president dilma rousseff. he answered questions from the iran to supreme court. andrea mitchell is live in vienna following the iran nuke talks and columnist ruth marcus and political writer jeremy peters. andrea, let me start with you because the first question to the president was about the iran talks and lets play a piece of the sound from the press conference. >> there are deep-seeded disagreements and divisions between the united states and iran and those are not going to g...

That they get. before a final deal assigned. i think you see a lot of posturing coming from the iranian side american side and other p 5 plus 1 as well. this is entirely natural to the negotiating process and track record so far has been the most painful and important decisions are made in the 11th hour. i this i we will see the same thing in vee enwhy over the next week or so. >> we will see. thanks so much for joining us. >> theres always a lot of rhetoric around these big moments. but the que...

Terrorism of the sort that eastern has been guilty of around the world, i think its worth the senate saying its a package and we at least need to talk about it and be sold on it. the president needs to sell not order the senate to do this. >> so youre not yet convinced to support. is that what youre saying? you want more information? >> i think the negotiating process will make it better. if the president gets a et abouter deal in the last few eight weeks or so than if he says what will it take ...

"going to tehran." hillary, thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. >> and on that latest news do you take this as the sort of normal bumps in the road especially as you come to the close of a tricky negotiating process, or do you think these problems, these sticking points could derail the deal entirely. >> i think they are more normal to the negotiation. youre dealing with parties with a 35-year history of massive distrust. and so i think were likely to see, especially as we get down ...

Approving it together with the other permanent members, then later congress said no its too late thats why they want you to go to congress before you go to the u.n. security council. you understand their concern? >> its just not an accurate one. the u.n. security council cannot vote to lift u.s. sanctions. the u.n. security council can address u.n. -- >> they can approve the deal. >> no this isnt a treaty as we talked about. they can vote in general to say this is a deal that is important, to sa...

A walk back from the walk back. >> was there a feeling that he was committed and now revealing not really committed anymore? >> not really hard to believe on this one. benjamin netanyahus whole sense of identity is not to become the midwife of the creation of a state to divide jerusalem with israeli borders. im just reporting here, its a sound analysis its not a moral judgment isnt terribly interested in paying the price. i think no one is. the president on the other hand may well be following h...

For hosting you and making this the headquarters for the press during the course of these negotiations. i also want to thank particularly the swiss government. i want to thank dj for his personal generous welcome to me each time that we come here, and i am very grateful for the enormous effort. they have become a special part of this negotiating process. we thank the citizen that have put up with any disrurpgss. swisser land is known for the deep resolution of the global issues and always contri...

Have been smart politics he in some respects burst an illusion. the chance of a two-state solution are probably slim to none, even before mr. netanyahus state -- the question is how to manage it andrea. >> and the other question as was written in my promised land and other commentators have written, the problem is if there is one state, not two, with the growth of the arab population it will not be a jewish state or it will not be a democracy, but you cant have both. >> one state is not a soluti...

Not excusing anything. ive been in negotiations as a lawyer in congress certainly in business i always love to have a couple of bad cops. phil and i play it perfectly all the time. hey, scarborough is absolutely crazy. we need this. it helps that i am crazy. >> i was going add that. >> but bad cops actually can help get a deal done. >> yes. theres a difference between what netanyahu has been doing throughout, which i believe has been valuable to negotiating process, and the 47. >> whats that? >>...

The centrist coalition that hes been saying that he wanted all along. >> lets talk about another issue and it has to do with the art of the deal something you wrote about for "time" magazine. weve been talking a lot about the 47 republicans that signed the letter that went straight to iran. you wrote this. despite the cheesy political context of the moment i love joe because hes not afraid to write cheesy as we are talking about possible nuclear holocaust. despite the cheesy political context of...