Bob Pittman

Dr. Parsi, let's talk about that because the foreign minister, Arachi, he came out and said, we had a memorandum of understanding basically ready to go.

Then the shifting goalposts started.

Now, I seem to think that's an allusion to the nuclear enrichment as in a red line of zero enrichment.

Let's be clear about where that came from.

It appears to be in Israeli demand.

Now,

What's your view there of how that demand enters in the last minute?

Is it Israel calling Trump, saying this is unacceptable?

How exactly did this go?

How do the Iranians view their negotiations?

Yeah, that is a very important point.

We talked some about the U.S.

's purported red lines, at least.

What is your sense of what the Iranian red lines may be?

So you're talking about actual sort of sharing the toll with the U.S., that sort of proposal.

But then what does Israel do in that scenario?

Right.

So what does that mean then?

You know, Crystal asked about Israel.

So if they did walk away, it would seem logical then that Iran would actually have to resume firing because that would be the only thing that would draw the United States back to a situation where it had to reach this memorandum of understanding.