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me introduce the two reporters, susan glasser is with a best gifts with us and host of the global political. she spent four years living in russia. international diplomacy and thenew york times covered east and the covered east asia -- southeast asia and the white house. i think you are up first with questions. is after thehis super bowl of diplomacy. he talked a lot about sovereignty and he went after four countries in particular a lot of republicans in particular believe that their israel benefit in sounding tough , that you get people to get on board some of your priorities in this case, isolating north korea further and perhaps persuade him iranians to reopen the nuclear deal. venezuelans to open up a lot of their system to more democracy. do you think that being tough, will get ust man" to denuclearize korean net, and improved somehow improved nuclear deal, a dismissal of the constituent assemblydismissal of the constit assembly in venezuela? mr. talbott: let's take the too big and dangerous situations that you focused on and the president focused on. with regard to iran, the chances b

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let me introduce the two reporters asking questions to susan glasser is with a best -- with us and host of the global political. she spent four years living in russia. thank you for being with us. arthur harris as asking questions, international diplomacy and state department correspondent for the new york times. in previous reporting for the paper covered southeast asia and the white house. thank you for being here. i think you are up first with questions. mr. harris: this is after the super bowl of diplomacy. give us your assessment of the president's speech. it was fairly bellicose. he talked a lot about sovereignty and he went after four countries in particular . how effective do you think that was? does it put him in place over the next year to achieve some of his objectives on the international stage? >> i think it was predictable and not any regrading our concerns around the world. that?r: q expand on mr. talbot: there has long been the difference in sounding tough. a lot of republicans and conservatives believe there is real benefit in sounding tough. boardt people to get on som

let me introduce the two reporters asking questions to susan glasser is with a best