point two billion dollars of iranian assets will be on frozen discuss this let's cross live to patrick henningsen who's a geo political analyst at her thank you very much for being with us as always let's get right to it will this deal be permanent. this is an interesting deal because it's coinciding with two internal conflicts the one is obviously within iran you have some conflicts as to the nature of this deal and united states using its weight to lean on iran and as a sovereign nation the other side you have a huge fight going on with and united states were by the know not just republicans but some democrats and republicans want to basically torpedo this deal and not see it succeed so there's incredible amount of pressure on both sides but when you talk about especially let's focus on the iran pressure first of all they have massive changes underway will they be able to pull it off in this time frame. well i don't think it's that difficult just a case of lowering the bar the threshold for enriching uranium i mean or twenty percent it's already well below what would take for weapons grade so i

historic diplomatic breakthrough with tehran reached back in november or to a political analyst patrick henningsen thinks it's in the interest of many countries for tehran to reintegrate into the global economy. but the fact of the matter is the reason there's this detente with iran is over two we've got two factions we've got the the military probe or israeli faction one side that could never have peace with iran no matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west and the world needs iran they need to liquidity from petrochemical exports they need trade there's a stack of global stagnation economically right now and opening up i ran into the world trading theater is going to do a lot to increase trade and obviously move money around the world and goods and services back and forth at a time when it's much needed so there's two two camps here battling it out one to keep iran closed and other camps who would like to see iran open for trade. and company in the u.s. has stopped lending out guns found its customers were turning the firearms on themselves in increasing numbers find out wha