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Role will be clear, if at some point down the road in implementing an agreement the u.s. is going to ease some of the congressionally man dated sanctions against iran you'll be able to do that. >> well perhaps. it depends on what agreement that they make and how they arrange for this. jeff flake is right, congress is going to weigh in on this. there is absolutely no question about it. and the sooner the iranians get that picture, the better off everybody is going to be. >> you're on the intelligence committee. final question on hillary clinton and her e-mails. she spoke for 22 minutes d. she s...

Can at least try to get other organizations with more expertise and more accountability engaged in a more active role. but, you know, at the core of this is that nobody really has access to raw data. the malaysians have only distributed bits and pieces and sometimes even modified data to these for assessment. so we really need to get back to square one and gain access to the original raw data that was coming out of the flight control, out of radar systems, out of any kinds of communication devices that might have been on board that plane. you know, we need to go back to the beginning. >> sarah...

Phone tower? the possibilities there seem rather strange. you know, one thing that was interesting that happened today, apparently the faa itself here in the united states just today introduced a new policy that flight, that the flight attendants aren't allowed to use their cell phones in flight, which you would think they would have done already a long time ago. but i think it's just a coincidence that that new policy came into effect today. >> david, to you now. what's your take on this? how important is this new piece of information you think? >> it speaks as mary said back to the credibili...

Professor of law and political science at usc. good to see you. >> good to see you, art. >> susan, do you believe there is actually a who behind this? >> got to be. i mean, i really do. i'm not an aviation expert. but if there was a mechanical problem with the plane. if the pilot had a heart attack. if there was some explosion in midair, there would be records and we would know about it. what's got a lot of people, myself included, kind of obsessed with this thing is that clearly there was a deliberate act of foul play. you had them turning off the communication devices, good night and good-by...

Communications abilities? >> well, the sequencing of the loss of the communication devices, combined with the turns and then the communication from the flight crew itself is pretty much eliminates that. it doesn't add up that those things would have been happening and the plane would have been starting to get disabled and there would have been a calm communication from the flight crew. >> and yet robert, if the pilot was going to commit suicide, he doesn't have to take a seven-hour right to do it? >> no. no, i don't think anybody -- fact, if you listen to the discussions we've been having late...