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Years. because of this deal inspectors will also be able to access any suspicious location. put simply the organization responsible for the inspections, the iaea will have access where necessary, when necessary. that arrangement is permanent. and the iaea has reached an agreement with iran to get access that it needs to complete its investigation into the possible military dimensions of irans past nuclear research. finally, iran is permanently prohibited from pursuing a nuclear weapon under the ...

Past. translation, irans support for terrorism and subversion will actually increase after the deal. in addition to filling irans terror war chest, this deal repeats the mistakes made with north korea. there, too, we were sure that inspections and verifications would prevent a rogue regime from developing nuclear weapons, and we all know how that ended. the bottom line of this very bad deal is exactly what irans president rouhani said together. the international community is removing the sanctio...

>> well, the leverage that brought the iranians to the table are the sanctions. so if you look at everything that isnt even part of the negotiations, iran can continue to finance terror, overthrow foreign governments, develop icbns. theyre unjustly imprisoning american citizens. pledging to wipe israel off the map. chanting death to america in the streets. >> fewer centrifuges, less nuclear material alone, is that a good thing? >> and in order to ensure compliance, so if there was actually 24/7 ...

Confidence. given the fact this is not a deal reached by the united states but reached by key players in the international community. given the fact it does allow for what they say most intrusive inspections and verifications that have been seen of irans nuclear program that it will go through. we know theres a huge sticking point of revolving around the u.n. embargo on weapons and ballistic missiles. that goes before congress. were going to have hearings. there will potentially be votes on this...

Do we have that capability? if we chose to go the hawkish direction, which i think is the alternative to what were talking about here. >> well that is the alternative many people who dont like the agreement are talking about. and i think a negotiated option is better than a military option. i dont think people want to go to war and what weve heard from some of the experts is that even if we bombed the sites in iran that it would delay the nuclear program only as you pointed out, for a couple of ...

Reaction. we saw the countrys response when the delegation came back after talks. this is considered by iran a victory for them. why do he consider this to be a victory? what are the benchmarks theyre using to say they have come out of these talks successfully? >> to address your first point. the foreign minister zarif comes back a national hero. theres significance when he comes this time with the actual deal in hand. for iranians its important. they say theyve come out victorious. theyre sayin...

But some democrats are supporting it. hillary clinton was attending a private meeting with house democrats on capitol hill and she just weighed in: >> this is a very important moment. the president called me late last night to tell me that an agreement had been reached. i applaud him and both secretary kerry and secretary mony for their effort in bringing about this conclusion. based on what i know now and i will be being briefed as soon as i finish addressing you this is an important step in pu...

Positive reaction throughout the whole negotiations. its been clear two important u.s. allies israel and saudi arabia not in favor of this saying iran cannot be trusted with a nuclear program of any kind. this morning, were getting comments from prime minister netanyahu. he says far reaching concessions have been made in all areas that were supposed to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons capable blts. iran will receive hundreds of billions of dollars to fuel the terror machine. thats a q...

But most importantly, this agreement addresses irans potential pathways to thistle material for a bomb exactly as we said it would. with appropriate limitations and transparency in order to assure the world of the peaceful nature of irans nuclear program. now, let me explain exactly how it will accomplish that goal. to start, the participants have agreed iran will not produce or acquire either highly enriched uranium or weapons-grade plutonium for at least the next 15 years and iran declares a l...

Mines to centrifuge manufacturing and operation. so what this means is in fact that to be able to have a covert path iran would need far more than one covert facility. it would need an entire covert supply chain in order to feed into that site and to ensure that that does not happen without our knowledge, under this deal inspectors would be able to gain access to any location the iaea and the majority of the p5 plus one nations deem suspicious. it is no secret the iaea has long standing question...