Do Not Expect a Winner in Iran Nuclear Talks: Goldberg

The transcript discusses the Obama administration's eagerness to secure a deal with Iran, as highlighted by Jeffrey Goldberg. It explores the negotiation process, emphasizing the unpredictability of diplomatic outcomes. The administration's focus on denuclearization as a key aspect of its foreign policy legacy is also examined.

What does the text imply about the West's position in the negotiations compared to Iran?

What does the phrase 'it's never known that it's going to happen until it actually happens' suggest about the nature of negotiations?