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But still would there be an end to these talks, then what ross spect is left for people sanctions. >> i think a question to ask also is how much impact the sanctions are actually having on the ground. i spent years in that part of the world myself. the picture is much more complex than portrayed in the western media. but the question of whether or not sanctions are really working needs to be asked because certainly many american politicians assume that that's been the big weapon to actually get iran to the negotiating table. to me it's not clear necessarily sanctions really worked. it's really...

Joe". >> senator manchin, will you run for governor in west virginia? >> and actually get something done? >> well, mika that's still up in the air. we're going to have y'all down to the boat and sit and make this decision. >> that's a yes. >> can we campaign for him? >> i'd love to. we'll campaign for you. >> campaign for or against you whatever helps you the most. >> i hear his boat is awesome. i want it got to go on his boat. >> where did you hear that? just out of curiosity. >> around the water cooler. >> sure sounded like a yes. so what made him decide to run for lee election in the senate...

From this country. i just don't want to see us fall backwards. >> reporter: that rare seemingly vulnerable moment came the day before the new hampshire primary. and rallied many women behind her. >> i'm voting for you today. >> hillary, hillary! >> reporter: today hillary clinton makes her first trip back as a presidential candidate. it's friendlier turf than iowa and she might be the strongest democratic frontrunner in history. but even her closest advisers warn that doesn't mean new hampshire is a sure thing. >> the new hampshire primary is a real challenge for somebody who is world famous. ...

Longer -- >> specifically who is responsible? >> i think the leadership of the paper. high my colleagues a lot understood and have defended me and said what happened was very unfortunate. and unfair. the public editor of the paper said it was inaccurate and unfair to blame me for the paper. harold raines and gerald boyd who is now dead first african-american to be in senior leadership at the "times," they won seven pulitzers. all-time record. they weren't even asked about what they tried to do to vet the stories that appeared in the "new york times" before the paper announced that it had not b...

Part. that's why it took so long to write this book. all of a sudden rather than the paper saying hey, we published what we knew at the time the paper kind of panicked. and they said we have to find someone to blame for this. there must be a lack of skepticism rather than there was a consensus and everyone believed it. and so they turned around and they highlighted the pushy woman i think, there is still some of that in some of our institutions. but i think it was just a question of panic. it wasn't the paper's finest hour. i'm not score settling here. i think the "times" is an indispensable i...