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Detect and punish cheating and dont even have the unqualified right to inspect many important locations including military facilities. not only does the deal fail to halt irans nuclear ambitions, but it also fails to address the regimes development of ballistic missiles that could deliver nuclear warheads. finally, the deal does nothing to constrain irans destabilizing activities including its support for terrorism. since the agreement, irans bloody ambitions have grown only more brazen. in ligh...

Found. when do they claim he did this? 1:15 in the afternoon on friday july 11th, 2008. the day before nancy went missing. proof of intent? maybe. maybe not. it wasnt much of a search. it lasted just 41 seconds. >> he didnt look anywhere else. generally you search a whole bunch of different places, and this is one place and its only 41 seconds long. >> i dont think it would take very long if you look at the map and immediately recognize this desolate area, this beige area in a sea of green and t...

Deal and a change for reducing the number of centinspections a crippling u.s. sanctions would be waved and more than 200 million frozen funds would be returned. the president has called it the worst deal in history and earlier this year, said he would withdraw unless what he calls major flaws are fixed. so what are those flaws? first, the president wants international inspectors to have immediate access to nuclear facilities. right now, the deal gives iran essentially weeks to allow inspectors i...

Youre not going renegotiate everything. we now know that you been lying, at least the worst flaws in the agreement have to be fixed, that means the sunset provisions which means that at a certain point they are welcomed in nuclear club in about 10 years. that has to be fixed. you cant keep developing missiles, thats not good. there are a few things -- yeah, go ahead. paul: i want to punish up with one point. we only have 30 second, but the president is going to north korea for a summit, what imp...

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Americans should as well and youre not going renegotiate everything. we now know that you been lying, at least the worst flaws in the agreement have to be fixed, that means the sunset provisions which means that at a certain point they are welcomed in nuclear club in about 10 years. that has to be fixed. you cant keep developing missiles, thats not good. there are a few things -- yeah, go ahead. paul: i want to punish up with one point. we only have 30 second, but the president is going to north...

Momentarily. as soon as we can get that back up, we will. speak never ran for the presence deadline on the every nuclear deal is now just a week away. may 12, seven days. they claim former secretary of state john kerry will be trying. -- carlino not your name. >> i am sure you can do that. >> i am sure we rather you do it. the president not to quote - out the randomness of negotiating deal would be riding on this? >> if there is a presence leverage, right now the president is in a position where...

12th, we will make a decision. >> all right. next saturday marking a critical deadline for the fate of the iran nuclear deal. by may 12th, president trump must decide whether to renew the sanctions. the sanctions cover the iranian bank and oil asset, and president trump warned in january that the u.s. was waving the sanctions for the last time. he said that another waver was off of the table unless the deal was a addressed to -- was negotiated to address the flaws. and thank you for joining us, ...

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Organization, and this is why many of us worked on the sanctions program that was eventually shown effective and brought iran to the table. what that told us is distrust and verify. distrust iran and verify whatever you need to verify to make sure they wont develop a nuclear weapon which is what the agreement is all about. there is not a lot of question that we know through all of the inspections around and the international inspections that they have been stopped in the tracks for doing that, a...