president rouhani is on its heels. the hard-line forces in iran are very much entrenched and i think the hope that the obama administration had this nuclear deal could moderate iran's regional or domestic practices hasn't been born out yet. >> rose: a movie called "the infiltrator." we talked to bryan cranston and brad furman and robert mazur whose life the character is based on. >> it's an e-mail ga an amalgamn audience expects. when i read a story about a man who's fighting to deepkeep the goodness in him. > >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with politics again. donald trump is said to announce his vice presidential pick tomorrow morning here in new york. several indications point to indiana governor mike pence as his choice. the r.n.c. revealed thursday the speake

-- president rouhani? be interesting next forward, if in the five years, iran can get this , plans to raise this money, then maybe [indiscernible] -- already against -- they are concerned with foreigners with too much economic clout in iran to disrupt, read to much cultural influence. from that point of view, there could be some kickback but it is too early to tell. yousef: thank you. let's continue talking specifically about iran. on iran as aing potential unlocker for growth in the sukuks? has been under sanctions for 35 years. the investment need is reportedly high and i think that the government reserves or the financial institutions would be sufficient to finance all this these needs. a portion of this need, funded to the market -- provided that neuron makes the necessary reforms to bring its regulatory environment up to speed with what has been agreed upon. yousef: what makes you sure that iran is going to go sukuk-way and not the conventual way? guest: there is a law that prevents the banking sector

president hassan raoux annie has been a force for -- rouhani has been a force more moderation. he was elected for repudeiation of the hardliners. they are still the most pro-american in the region where even our allies have large anti-american populations. the majority of the iranian people still, like -- still like us, despite that we cooperated with great britain to overthrow their government in 1953 and install the shah as dictator, despite the fact that united states backed saddam hussein in the bloody iraq-iran war where we would later send troops to overthrow him, at that time he used poison gas and we did nothing to stop him against iranians and against some of his own people. the relationship with iran is important to not just controling nuclear threats. iran is going to play a key role in this troubled area as the major shiia power. our war against iraq created huge problems, not just in iraq, but syria and afghanistan. iran will always play an outside role. the question is, can we work with them towards peace and reconciliation? i, for one, will vote against efforts t