and i assess a graphic novel as an autobiographical account of mars john starr a sock rafi's childhood during the one nine hundred seventy nine iranian revolution here's how she describes the novel. it's a human prey diffuse and greedy if there is one missing in this movie is the humanistic message is that human being anywhere is the same and they have to lay to it the right to believe because they have dreams because they have love because they have parents and kids. for food for the first with something and then we have to understand that the situation is not as easy as with the. so why this book in why now why from the seventh grade curriculum in general for more i'm joined by our . o'connor she is coordinator for the kids rights to read project at national coalition against censorship thank you so much for joining me so why this book. why this book i really wish i could tell you i think that there's been unfortunately a complete lack of transparency and goeth before the ban and when the ban was first handed down and then afterwards when the school was backtracking to try and decide

. >> actually, rafi was asking my question i was going to ask. i think there's a fundamental difference in how they're looking at when the united states says it will prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. i think they've hidden, the administration has hidden behind the concept of when they actually start building the weapon. and i think this will be a major issue in the talks between netanyahu and the president. >> all right. both you gentleman. of dennis and then -- all right. >> look, i think to get to maury's point, look, i think israel has a two-pronged fear which is if they go above 20% and say within 30, 40 days can get weapons-grade fuel and 90% enrichment, they'll ask two questions; will you know it in time, and will you act on what you know? and that i don't think they feel they've gotten satisfactory answers. i'm sure, again, i have no doubt there's a strategic convergence between the united states and israel. nobody wants iran to get a bomb. that's a given. the question is more on the policy level which is how will you know it in