00:05We need...
00:19Let's back at it at the negotiating table.
00:22Again, we can see a delegation.
00:26I've been doing fine.
00:29I'm looking forward to now.
00:38After the amount of time, I've got a good job.
00:43And we are becoming very strong.
00:47We started because of this union.
00:48We have a lot of work with the rest of the system.
00:53We have a lot of work on some of our projects.
01:00We have a lot of work with the rest of the system.
01:03We have a lot of work with the rest of the system.
01:11started in the agency called Energy Atomic Energy Agency
01:15and with the support of the work of the government
01:18that we will put some of the technical issues
01:21to make sure that we will be consistent with the two sides of the government.
01:41brackets in the text that would require additional working by the mediators, by the International
01:49Atomic Energy Agency and by the Iranians to be shown to the U.S. negotiators later today
01:55and to see if there is enough common ground either for continuing the talks or to potentially
02:00even announce some kind of a deal.
02:03So if Iran agrees to continue suspension of uranium enrichment, which is fact on the ground,
02:09followed by maybe a much more limited enrichment program that the IEA would determine is not
02:16prone to proliferation and to weaponization, then that would be the basis for an agreement.
02:22Of course, Iran would still expect economic incentives and that would have to come in
02:27the form of U.S. sanctions relief.
02:29But the parties can get creative and there could be joint economic and commercial projects
02:35that could be defined so that the U.S. could ensure that sanctions relief will be used
02:40to the benefit of the Iranian people and not for any other activity that could endanger U.S.
02:46interests.
02:47...and what form that takes...
02:57...and despite it means that the U.S.
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