mr. crowley: john were you going to -- mr. mclaughlan: go ahead. mr. rowley: let me ask about how we strike the balance. what matters suggesting us as a result of this deal, in some degree you have to flex more muscle in the region. we have to not only reassure allies like the saudi's, but demonstrate to the iranians that they can have the run of the place. how do you find a balance between doing that without stumbling into a confrontation that blows of a nuclear deal, blows up whatever fledgling relationship we might have? do you think we can walk that line? mr. mclaughlan: it's going to be hard. one way to get out that question is to say -- remember, these negotiations and been going on since 2007 in one form or another. the middle east that we are seeing today is so dramatically different than the middle east we had in 2007. we have a middle east now that is in conflict on at least 45 dimensions. the persian arab, sunni shia reformer versus traditionalist terrorist versus regime. i can probably add fifth terrorist versus terrorist. we have never seen

mr. crowley: john were you going to -- mr. mclaughlan: go ahead. mr. crowley: let me ask about how we strike the balance. what matters suggesting us as a result of this deal, in some degree you have to flex more muscle in the region. we have to not only reassure allies like the saudi's, but demonstrate to the iranians that they can have the run of the place. how do you find a balance between doing that without stumbling into a confrontation that blows of a nuclear deal, blows up whatever fledgling relationship we might have? do you think we can walk that line? mr. mclaughlan: it's going to be hard. one way to get out that question is to say -- remember, these negotiations and been going on since 2007 in one form or another. the middle east that we are seeing today is so dramatically different than the middle east we had in 2007. we have a middle east now that is in conflict on at least 45 dimensions. the persian arab, sunni shia, reformer versus traditionalist, terrorist versus regime. i can probably add fifth, terrorist versus terrorist. we have never

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mr. nixon calling you one day for reasons you might explain to us. >> ms. crowley: yes. during the summer of 1992 as the political season was heating up before the election, nixon and i both heard strange clicking sounds on the phone and he said the phone may be tapped. and i said it could be. he said let's try an ex experiment. he said i am going to call you from california at your home and i'm going to tell you i'm going to come out endorsing ross perot. >> host: he thought the bush administration was afraid of this? >> ms. crowley: both sides might think what is going on. he said i am going to tell you i am endorsing such and keep a straight face and voice and don't lead on. we will set this person up if in fact there are wire taps on my phone. he knew to california, called me, we went through this little episode, and then nothing ever came of it. so either his phones were not tapped or no body thought enough of it to link it. but it was one of his little experiences. >> host: the former "time" magazine journalist, he might still write for them, what was the purpose o

mr. crowley: i think we're almost out of time. you have a closing thought? ms. laipson: it's not going to be a black-and-white story. the iranians themselves might be political backlash that hasn't been early release to the average iranian citizen. your point is at least partly correct, the other countries will abide by the agreement even if we were by a unilateral political choice to say we change our mind. we don't really want to abide by this agreement. we still have in place lots and lots of unilaterally imposed sanctions. iran is not out of the penalty box. mr. crowley: if you want to bring is in for a landing. mr. mclaughlan: i think would be a bad idea. it's a good idea for congress to debated, because i don't know how you evaluate what we set up here, i think most of us, i would personally say it's pretty evenly balanced, if you add up the advantages and disadvantages of this agreement. there are disadvantages to this agreement. iran gets a lot out of it. we get something out of it. what it is is something we're not very good at, domestically anymore. it