D.M.: Right now we see Iran through one lens, in one way. We see it as an unchanging theocracy that is very anti-American and anti-Western; incurable, if you will. In other words it is fatally stricken with theocratic disease and religious fanaticism. I don’t. I think it will change. And I think if we can back away from this, Iran would evolve differently over the next ten years. And we don’t have to have this hostile relationship or confrontation.