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Koppel in Iran: Culture Clash
Who's running the show? Ted Koppel talks to Dr. Ibrahim Yazdi, former foreign minister, about Iran's political future.
Added: Nov 8, 2006
Views: 10053 Views
Runtime: 03:00
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