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01/10/2020 | 55m 58s
Former Canadian Ambassador Michael Kergin discusses the human cost of this week's diplomatic drama. Then, experts Richard Dalton and Barbara Slavin explain the current state of affairs between the U.S. and Iran and Ervand Abrahamian tells Walter Isaacson about the long and complicated history behind the two countries' relationship. Plus, anthropologist Daniel Fessler makes the case for kindness.
Aired: 01/10/20
Video has closed captioning.David Yepsen; David Axelrod; Nischelle Turner; Shola Mos-Shogbamimu; David Zucchino
The Tragic Human Cost of This Week's Diplomatic Turmoil
Former Canadian Ambassador Michael Kergin discusses the tragic Tehran plane crash.
How Will the US-Iran Relationship Change? Experts Discuss
Iran experts Richard Dalton and Barbara Slavin weigh in on U.S. and Iran's relationship.
UCLA Anthropologist Makes the Case for Kindness
Anthropologist Daniel Fessler discusses the world’s first institute to study kindness.
Historian Explains US and Iran's Long, Complicated History
Historian Ervand Abrahamian explains the fraught relationship between the U.S. and Iran.
