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Reality. congress joined him on his fantasy ride rapturously applauding as he spun out one unattainable demand after another. netanyahu declared that washington should reject the current deal demand that iran dismantle almost its entire nuclear program, and commit never to restart it. in the world according to bibi chinese, russians europeans will cheer, tighten sanctions and increase pressure which would then lead iran to capitulate. dreams do come true if only we wish hard enough says peter pan. we actually have some history that can inform us on the more likely course. between 2003 and 2005...

>> not peter pan dreams. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. let's get started. for more on iran's nuclear ambitions and prime minister's netanyahu's speech to congress and much more i have a terrific panel. annemarie slaughter, policy planning state department president obama's first term. she's now president and ceo of the think tank new america. joseph nye secretary of defense, former dean of the kennedy school of government former professor of mine and longtime professor at harvard university. he's the author of the new book "is the american centur...

To 19,000 accumulated over 17,000 pounds of enriched uranium gas and ramped up construction of a heavy water reactor at iraq that's one that can be used to produce weapons grade plutonium. harvard university graham allison, one of the foremost excerpts on nuclear matters pointed out that by insisting on maximalist demands and rejecting potential agreements the first of which would have limited iran to 164 centrifuges we have seen iran advance from 10 years away from producing a bomb to only months. netanyahu worries with this deal 10 years from now iran might restart some elements of its progr...

"wall street journal," and and peter beinart is a political commentator. imagine that bibi gets his wish that the deal is rejected by the united states. what do you think would be the reaction of europeans, chinese, the russians. when you were director of policy planning, these were your counterparts. you were dealing with them. what's their attitude? >> i think that's the worst outcome, there's no deal. it's because of the united states. because at that point, this coalition that we have pretty miraculously kept together, even the chinese and russians and europeans to keep sanctions on iran, ...

Iran went from 164 centrifuges to 19,000 accumulated over 17,000 pounds of enriched uranium gas and ramped up construction of a heavy water reactor at iraq, that's one that can be used to produce weapons grade plutonium. harvard university graham allison, one of the country's mother most experts on nuclear matters, pointed out that by insisting on max mallist deplandz and rejecting potential agreements the first of which would have limited iran to 164 centrifuges, we've seen iran advance from ten years away from producing a bomb to only months. netanyahu worries with this deal ten years from n...