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Iran now is just, it's a combination of horror and hope. and i keep going back and forth. it's like a tug of war between horror and hope. some of those images coming out of the streets from tehran, other cities are so frightening, and then you see the strength of the people and the courage and the sort of defiance of people, and you think these women are going to change iran. they're going to be the future of iran. >> are you also scared, though, to have hope that change may be coming? >> well, as someone who wasn't born in iran, who's not really connected to people on the ground in iran, i th...

At&t money on this, but anything is possible. the problem is andrea talks about is, you know, when you throw out something, let's have another plan. i think that the unstated plan is to turn on the pressure on the iranian economy and hope that the regime collapses. by the way, that regime, that dictatorship will collapse one day. i have no doubt about that. i just don't know when that day is. and the problem here is the wild card nature of this which is to say it's perfectly plausible that iran will respond to this by fearing donald trump and not trying to violate, not trying to cross any so-c...

Some, but china do more. china can always do more. but you've seen china in the last couple of months sign ton to the toughest resolutions ever. last one this week could be potential tli potentially be a game changer in terms of 90% of exports, oil banned now. if china start doing so, that cob could be a real game changer. i think the administration here, while they are looking for china to do more, they may be over estimating the influence that china really has. for china they are looking at two bad options here. one is to pressure north korea to the extent that the regime collapses, which th...

They fear if it put too much pressure on the north and the north collapses, the regime collapses, they'll have 22 million north koreans coming across their border. they'll have the u.s. and u.s. forces on the border, there won't be a buffer state, so they view north korea with nuclear weapons as less of a threat than the collapse of north korea, so if we're going to move the chinese to change their posture and to use the leverage that they have, they have to understand that our approach towards this issue is not about regime change in north korea, it's not about forcing the collapse of north k...

Regime collapse. they are worried about a refugee fallout if the regime collapses. what will they do with all the people coming across the borders and the problems? much like we have been skiing. in syria, what's happening there with refugees. people displaced, this tumultuous activity. there is a tremendous amount of fallout. it happens in these bordering countries, physically and financially. economically. that type of thing. i think sanctions are hugely important, part of the overall scheme to put pressure on north korea. the united states or the world shouldn't stand by and allow this for ...