before and bring out the new robin wilson. >> oh, my gosh. before, you're going to be out of your mind now. take off the blindfold, please. you look great, robin. turn it around, sweetie. >> look how gorgeous you are. >> this doesn't look like me. >> it's awesome. turn right around, please, and look at the 12. >> robin, it looks like you, only you as a movie star. you look so glamorous. again, a great haircut. i lightened the hair, and this case, i think it really worked with her, and the great makeup. >> beautiful. . >> bring tammy back. and thank you to everybody. all right. it's the hugging time of the year, everybody. >> what are the boundaries? >> find out. there are boundaries. right after this. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. you doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. you doctor could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did

before and bring out the new robin wilson. >> oh, my gosh. you were crazy before, you're going to be out of your mind now. take off the blindfold, please. you look great, robin. turn it around, sweetie. >> look how gorgeous you are. >> this doesn't look like me. >> it's awesome. turn right around, please, and look at the 12. >> robin, it looks like you, only you as a movie star. you look so glamorous. again, a great haircut. i lightened the hair, and this case, i think it really worked with her, and the great makeup. >> beautiful. she looks great. alex, what do you think? >> can i take her home? >> you crazy guy. >> she doesn't look the same at all. great. >> great, and what about the outfit? >> new, available on edressme, and sometimes a dress can work in lieu of jewelry. you see the way it's cut on top. really sexy. >> who makes it. new by shani. >> bring tammy back. and thank you to everybody. all right. it's the hugging time of the year, everybody. >> what are the boundaries? >> find out. there are boundaries. right after this. [ paper ru

here to discuss, robin wright, middle east analyst for the woodrow wilson center and david sanger, chiefton correspondent for the "new york times." we have a lot of negotiations going on in geneva but it's not just in geneva, right? >> that's right. you have to think of this as three negotiations going on simultaneously. there is the european negotiation, european and united states and russia and china with iran. that's the one in geneva. there is a debate inside iran in which the moderates led by president rouhani and the chief negotiator who is in geneva are dealing with the hardliners, including the iranian revolutionary guard. then there's another debate going on and another deal will have to be brokered right back here between the white house and those in congress who want to add on additional sanctions at a time that president obama says hold up, let's let this process work out. >> robin, there were some really ugly words from the supreme leader of iran today about israel. we don't have to repeat them but they weren't nice. you, on the other hand, you know the foreign minister. you

. >> also, we have middle east policy expert from the wilson center, robin wright joining us. >> damnwhat do you think? obviously you have been in the middle east for such a long time. one of the things that's so striking to me over the weekend is the fact that you have arab states actually as upset as israel. i don't know that i've ever seen -- i mean, a convergence like this between the interests of saudi arabia and israel and other arab states. what do you make of that? >> what do you think of the deal? >> clearly there's a real fear not only of iran's nuclear program but also of the potential of iran's reemergence in the realignment in the kind of relationships that the united states has had, its priorities in the region. iran was, after all, one of the two pillars of u.s. policy for 34 years until the 1979 revolution. it's been another 34 years where saudi arabia particularly and egypt have taken that place traditionally reserved for iran. there's a real nervousness, i think, in the region. there's also a sectarian component to it. the gulf regimes in saudi arabia and the united

today in washington, d.c., david ignatius, the of the washington post, robin wright a joint in the institute of basis and woodrow wilson center, stanford, fouad ajami is a fellow senior at the hoover institute. >> and dexter filkins of the new yorker magazine, i am pleased to have all of them to have this discussion. what is going on in washington and the conversation between the prime minister of iraq and the president of the united states, fouad? >> to be honest with you, charlie, i wouldn't have given mr. maliki the meeting with president obama, i think it was a mistake. the idea you have this man now running for a third term in iraq. he had a term in 2006 as a compromise candidate, he then had another term in 2010 as a prime minister, when he was in the top vote recipient, he subverted the process and he then put himself forth for a third term in 2014. this is part of his campaign, and there is something -- he is a lucky man, in order to run for this illegal, in my opinion, third term, as a candidate of the supreme leader in iran, president obama in washington and of bashar al-assad in syria, it is an amazing work

today in washington, d.c., david ignatius, the of the washington post, robin wright a joint in the institute of basis and woodrow wilsoncenter, stanford, fouad ajami is a fellow senior at the hoover institute. >> and dexter filkins of the new yorker magazine, i am pleased to have all of them to have this discussion. what is going on in washington and the conversation between the prime minister of iraq and the president of the united states, fouad? >> to be honest with you, charlie, i wouldn't have given mr. maliki the meeting with president obama, i think it was a mistake. the idea you have this man now running for a third term in iraq. he had a term in 2006 as a compromise candidate, he then had another term in 2010 as a prime minister, when he was in the top vote recipient, he subverted the process and he then put himself forth for a third term in 2

robin williams, ray romano, zooey deschanel, chris elliott, david blaine, the kids from "modern family," sarah silverman will be here which should be interesting. and we'll have music from charlie wilsonleeping souls, and two nights with las vegas' own, the killers. next week on the show. please john us then! >> jimmy: our first guest is a very successful actor and author, and may i state for the record one of the most beautiful men to walk this planet earth; you can see him play our 35th president in "killing kennedy", which premieres sunday at 8 on the national geographic channel, please welcome rob lowe. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how is everything? >> everything is good my friend. >> jimmy: i don't know if this is something you say congratulation to, i know your son turned 18. >> my youngest turned 18 yesterday. i officially don't have children, i have men. >> jimmy: you do, men. finally. >> he says i'm 18, dad, i want to get a tattoo. >> jimmy: really? >> you know what, i don't want to hear those things. >> jimmy: did you say no. >> i am either the best dad in the world or the worst. i said yes. >> jimmy: you said yes. what are you going to do? >> we'll have to see how