00:00Even though talks have stalled at this point, could you argue that Trump's unconventional ways of negotiating have worked so
00:07far?
00:07Because this is the first time that the U.S. and Iran meet face to face in decades.
00:13Well, I think that's I mean, you can argue whether this is effective or not.
00:17I mean, there's other historians that will look back and judge it against, say, Ronald Reagan style, which was very
00:23different, more of a grandfatherly approach, if you will.
00:27But ultimately, the end state is what's going to resolve, what's going to determine whether this was effective or not.
00:33And that's an agreement. And the reason why we're both talking right now isn't because of some detente.
00:38It's because we're at war. So I don't think this is unprecedented in that.
00:42Essentially, when you go to war, especially if you overmatch your opponent like the U.S. does with Iran, you
00:47can pretty much guarantee that they're going to reach out to do some form of negotiations.
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