Janice Gross-Stein

Off the table.

So this really becomes who blinks first, right?

This is the highest game of high stakes poker for the whole world because nobody in the world will be immune to the consequences of this.

We should be done with all this, Roger.

We should be done with cloudy weather and rain and cold.

But it is me, the first.

Revolution Day.

You obviously hesitate there.

The best way to put it is I remain relentlessly optimistic.

They have been felled with a bunch of injuries.

The team has not had a fair chance yet to show what it can do.

And I am confident.

What do you think?

What do you think about a trophy for just Canadian teams to end this drought?

So we all have something to cheer for.

What can I say to that, Roger, except it's really hard to play hockey in Colorado when the oxygen is so thin in the air that when you rush down the ice, you gasp.

I think we are locked right here in a long-term stalemate.

There's no quick way out here because neither party really wants a quick way out.

There is a way out.

I mean, the Iranians could say, open the straits, we'll both do it, and then we'll start negotiating right away about the nuclear program.