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The owner of Xi'an Famous Foods; Columbia's Jeffrey Sachs; the university's future; Iran nuclear talks; and a look at whether Congress should set its own foreign policy. (episode)
Jeffrey Goldberg, national correspondent for The Atlantic, breaks down what's at stake in the talks with Iran and what Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech means for the deal.
With Congress looking ready to part ways with the State Department over Iran, Princeton professor Julian Zelizer looks at whether politics really "stops at the water's edge."
Columbia's Jeffrey Sachs offers practical advice for achieving measurable improvement in the lives of those living in the developing world.
Kevin Carey, director of the education policy program at the New America Foundation, looks at changes in college education (rising cost, debt, moocs) and what that means for the future.
Jason Wang, co-owner of Xi'an Famous Foods, tells the story of how Anthony Bourdain influenced the family business, and what comes next for the now successful chain.