2008 07 26 Red Sox 3 Yankees 10 Postgame: J.D. Drew

[0:56]..." up when you reach the moment of truth. So I believe the United States Israel. Europe on the one side. Iran on the other side. Each has been escalating the best of its ability so that when you get the moment of truth which may be very soon though. Either one will have the upper hand. What would be a moment of truth the moment in which Iran has nuclear capabilities. And I -- the moment of truth is when. -- estimate the fatal decision whether he wants to change. Its basic policy of proceeding with a Richmond Kumble made. And to take the consequences. Fall to try to work out to deal with the United States and -- Europe. Political instances. In return for some kind of arrangement. Which would put a cut on. -- program. "...

[2:02]..." will have to make that decision I think the participation in the United States. Has put the bowl squarely in the course of the ring and they have to make that decision now we want to -- able to they want to negotiate. They want to take steps which would. Compress United States and Europe of this serious than than not just -- time playing for time. If they do this then we will be. "...

[5:05]..." is that I think rightly is as the strongest power in the Middle East militarily. So why should we be absent. What was so troublesome to you about the first incentive. That you wrecked me I "...

[2:58]..." main -- Jordan is to invite dialogue and cooperation with the Arab caucus in the Kennedy school which we are already doing. The Palestinian caucus -- Kennedy school. And it fact we -- caucuses and organizations both Arab Jewish and conduct in different tactic for the round -- Austin. The whole issue is not to -- any kind of message does anybody close to what if any kind of particular line. Actually fight for dialogue for discussion for open mindedness because very often people do you make decisions without necessarily having any knowledge base without -- The different sides of the story without having the richness and the way helped. All the different tact and that's "...

[0:14]..." focus in on what's going on. Now there is the is real caucus at the Kennedy school of government and the president of the Israel caucus is joining us for a few minutes. -- his routine landing and she is. Over there in Cambridge and very proud and very happy to announce the fact that the Israel Caucasus -- it has a lot to -- would not only with -- Israel but with our community as well. -- they're really how are you. Very good -- our audience. Fine and I had a lot of events that have already occurred in more planned we'll talk about those to celebrate this but what what does it mean for -- that the word caucus has to be describe what is a caucus do in this case. "...

[0:56]..." that each organization. If in fact called the consequences in Argentina and caucus. And that the Palestinian -- penetrate that trend among other things right now -- could be Israel caucus that we recently established. "...

[0:25]..." curious to see that you feel is the big loser in this lose lose situation. There's more to calculating victory in Italian casualties. Territory -- and targets destroyed you also have to factor in world opinion and other intangibles remember in Vietnam the United States inflicted far more casualties and damage upon its enemies that it received however. "...

[2:18]..." good feelings for -- has really -- in any way perhaps not militarily but in other names out there that makes a huge difference for them and. It's unfortunate them that their names everywhere but "...

[2:39]..." think Israel might get him out i think mostly especially in the European countries they feel that is still overreacted to kidnapping -- has blood gets I. Think you luck you will feel that Israelis. You. "...