if you gave me a choice between john bolton and richard armitage, i would take richard armitage. i would have someone who is able to communicate with the other. i agree, you have to have the right people in place, but i do not see it happening yet. the question was what do the british think of iran at the moment. i think the british are moving increasingly in their sort of frustrations with iran are moving much more towards the american side of the equation apart from the fact that they are very much european in their view that you cannot use the language of regime change. and you cannot. is somewhatosition more hardline. they are much more hardline on the nuclear issue. it is interesting because in the negotiations, the europeans could be divided. the french have been very anxious to take up and make hay with the americans, to be honest. they have. they do have contacts, but their contacts are not that big. >> [inaudible] one of the biggest ever made. sure.l, i'm not ok. ok. >> quick question about your phrase about engagement of precision. i think it sort of falls into separate

can say that in the sense of if you gave me a choice, i would take richard armitage. ave me a choice between mr. ahmadinejad, i would take the other. america all ath to the time or someone who says, you know, i agree, burning the u.s. flag is not a great thing. 1998, what they said in you know? so uh aguy you have to have the right people in place. i don't see it happening yet. what do the british think of iran at the moment? > i think the british are moving increasingly their rustrations to iran and moving much more towards the american side of the equation apart from he fact that they're european in the view that you cannot talk regime change. >> i know french positions are different. it's someone who's hard line, actually. iran.ey're pretty much in they have 99% of all of the contracts. they're much more hard line. the french are much more -- they are. really. >> they give -- to anything with iran. not going to be the -- interesting. the negotiations we're having -- we were in negotiations. divided eans could be as the french after iraq have been very, very anxious

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. >> there is that famous story about richard armistice going over there. -- armitage, going over thereif you are against us, we will have to do terrible things to you. >> i am sure when he tells you your with us or against us it is a powerful threat. your with us or against us it is a powerful threat. >> and you know what he means, don't you? >> exactly. i think general musharraf looked at this and said, ok. i have to make some adjustments. i have to play the game carefully. but in time, i can go back. exactly. in his book, which is a fantastic book, general musharraf's memoirs which should be in the fiction section, he says he did a wargame and concluded that pakistan and the u.s. went to war, and it would be the biggest in a fishy area. -- it would be india that would be the biggest winner. i do not think he really did a wargame. how does this influence our relationship with india? >> kashmir has a huge impact. >> exactly. >> back to afghanistan. you believe that they had to know from the get-go, they had to know when he came there because general musharraf never lies. he sat in this