and james l. knight foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. it's one of the perks of the office -- jetting off on air force one, visiting palaces and daschas and castles, even taking the kids along. but don't think for even one minute that it's a lot of fun, because everywhere president obama went this week, he discovered there was not one single magic wand to be had. so whether the discussion was about nuclear weapons in iran or climate change around the world, the american president came away with a little less than he hoped. so was that a reality check for the any president, doyle? >> gwen, every honeymoon comes to an end one day. last year when he went overseas, the streets of european cities were full of people who were in love. every other head of state wanted to get into the picture with him. this time it was a little different. he went

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