Hannah Rosen

Like, what do we know is up for negotiation?

What do we expect at the talks?

Okay, so help me read between the lines here because you have experience following negotiations like this.

Is this typical or is this massively wide gulf in which nobody's even agreeing on what they're talking about?

So how do you interpret that?

Like they've given themselves, it sounds like from what you're saying, less time than they need and there are a huge number of issues.

What does that translate into for you?

I see.

So it hasn't been clear, OK, if they do this, then we pull back.

We don't know what the this is in that scenario.

OK.

And what about from the Iran side?

Have we seen them budge in negotiations like this in the past?

Right.

So it sounds like there still could be off ramps.

Let's get into what you just mentioned, because Trump did the same thing.

He repeated again in the State of the Union this week that the U.S.

obliterated the nuclear program and also said they had to go in and make sure Iran had no nuclear weapons.

So how do you make sense of that?

What does that add up to?