This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelorette.

The Supreme Leader, Iran, the nuclear program suspect.

The Supreme Leader believes that a deal with the West is possible, but the quote is critical.

The Supreme Leader says, but the infrastructure of our nuclear industry should not be touched.

This is a paradox.

The inquiry, the investigation, the controversy is the suspect-n-player weapons program in Iran.

However, the Supreme Leader says that he can make a deal with the United States with the Europeans.

However, his program that he denies exists must not be touched.

Malcolm H. H. online, conference of presidents, Major American Jewish Organization, joins me.

Malcolm, this does not make good sense.

How to listen to the Supreme Leader?

Is this a gesture towards the JCPOA?

Good evening, too.

Good evening, but the explanation is that that's the Middle East.

And nothing necessarily has to make sense or be consistent, especially when it comes to Iran.

And there's been a number of articles, but he mentioned other people been examining the policy.

There's an Islamic doctrine of Takia, a Tafia called simulation,

which allows Muslims to deceive non-Muslims to advance a cause of Islam.

And it's back in the news because he,

I mean, he set out to explain and clarify the principles and standards of a successful foreign policy.

It's in quotes.

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