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Have very strict verification. >> i think if we pull out now, it wont be the disaster. i wouldnt have signed this deal. i dont think it was a good deal. >> but former obama administration officials are accusing them of making of intelligence. "after years of bashing u.s. agencies, trump is now cooking up intel with the israelis." >>former secretary of state john kerry has also been tweeting about it tonight. he points out that the evidence comes from an early 2000, a time when the world had no v...

Around or politics about this iranian deal. they were criticized and so they changed a letter. but i think the story still does not make sense to me. >> in any other typical white house, you would have so many sets of eyes of a statement on that level of importance. >> i know youre being facetious but not an intern. thats why this is so, so important, right? this is going out to the world on how the white house feels on the iran nuclear program. go ahead, maeve. >> its just a question that they ...

Now is not the time to withdraw from it, it could have repercussions that the u.s. would not want to face, given that all of the allies that sign the deal dont want the u.s. to withdraw. the fact that macron was discussing the possibility of an addendum that would have stricter language when it comes to the iranian ballistic missile testing, perhaps extending deadlines for the iran nuclear program indefinitely, those are items being considered from my sources that told me this. thats a possibili...

About the chances of success and how easy it will be. >> why? what do they know about military life. >> they dont, act which you will -- actually. theyre so confident and arrogant about their own judgments that they dismiss any concern. >> remember the great scene in all the civil war movies? "gone with the wind," all these southern white guys with their big hats on and nice pretty gray uniforms "we cant wait to go to the civil war." what? you got good generals but you dont have the machinery of...

Military? has our civilian readiness atrophied? since the cuban missile crisis? i think it brings the entire north korean and iran nuclear program debate home in a really powerful way. >> eric: should the state, a state government, dealing with taxis, or property taxes, the state government deals with the state police, should the state government deal with nuclear weapons in the warning of nuclear weapons? why is this a specific command or the responsibility of the federal government to take ove...

Designated -- designated the entire time it remains that way. we never took them off that list its just not true. >> martha: joining me now a former cia analyst who worked on the iran nuclear program for 20 years. he is now senior vice president at the center for policy security. you were listening to the conversation here, whats your take? >> the president made the wrong decision but maybe it wasnt as bad as people think. the nuclear deal is very weak, irans behavior got worse. it squandered mi...

Question in. people bring signs. we dug out this vintage one in our office. see if it works. while i got arguably the best seat in the house, i got no love from the president who spoke for four hours. someone else asked a question i planned to ask. how does president lebron putin evaluate their work so far of president donald trump? >> translator: series accomplishments even for the short period of time he works. look how the markets went up. >> putin took a jab at what he sees as inconsistent u...

Meeting he said he would hope the russian president could help on the north korean issue. what are the chances of that? >> i think he doesnt think north korea poses a threat to russia. and even though ultimately president trump may make a decision to use military force to destroy north koreas programs, i think he thinks hes in a win-win situation. eric: do you think hes in a win-win. >> as long as north korea is out there he sees it as a problem. any more than he sees the iran nuclear program as...

Those very negative consequences could be? >> theyre hinting at it, and russia has long maintained, really, this is the best shot of keeping curbs on the iran nuclear program. its closest to teheran and also disagree around the middle east. but certainly they have a lot of influence on iran. weve been hearing from the foreign ministry late last night putting outa statement really condemning what they refer to as the aggressive rhetoric of international relations of president trump. coming at a t...

Cost-sharing payments will be affective. >> how will the president frame them this morning. the president will address the value voter summit, and he will be the first president to address this particular crowd to say the least. jeff is there and joins us now. jeff, we woke up this morning to talking points to the iran nuclear deal and what the white house intends to do on it. >> reporter: we did, indeed, john. good morning, john and poppy. president trump will later today announce that hes go...