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Against germany, france, and in particular great britain, the three partners in the european union who are fighting so hard to keep it going. >> thats right, andrea. we did learn something very important from this trove of documents. that is the skill, the bravery, the dedication of the israeli intelligence services. the fact they would undertake this raid deep in the heart of iran, inside tehran, in this heavily fortified research area really speaks to all of those things. what we didnt learn, ...

Weaponization program that they had previously during the last decade. so this is a no-win situation for the united states. and the reality is the administration has no road map. all they knew they wanted to do -- all the president wanted to do was erase the legacy of his predecessor but it doesnt appear theyve given thought to what comes next. >> amid all of this, tensions could escalate in the region. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is reporting that u.s. officials are concerned iran ...

Sanctions that were lifted. president trump says he is quote 100% right to criticize the deal. joining me down michael hayden. author of a brand new book. first of all, in this deal, do you think there are grounds for the president to rip up the deal as he has been threatening to do? >> not based on this. this is baked in. we knew the iranians were lying about the existence of this weapons program prior to 2003. >> this isnt new information what they are doing right now? >> no. the outline, not ...

That counts president as a loyal viewer. this isnt the first time weve seen a pr blitz from netanyahu. he warned a joint session of congress against what he called a very bad deal. this time he knows the white house is more likely to listen this time. joining me now is ben rhodes. he worked on this deal. welcome back to the show. let me start with the evidence that the prime minister produced yesterday which is evidence of essentially iranians wanting to build a nuclear program. that these plans...

The agreement is nonspecific in many areas. the easy way to get through the loophole. they did not export going to north korea. all they have done is go to two tests in north korea so they can before the technology and get the actual materials later. and the iranians are smart about finding the loop hole of getting around the agreements despite they are continuing with the weaponization program. >> that is fascinating. literally exporting something and there is a satellite office if you will. so...

That until june 30th. the final thing i would say, the iranians admitted to a weaponization program that existed until 2003. theyre not willing to come clean about that. if theyre not willing to come clean about that, we probably cant trust them with anything else. so i think that joys skepticism is warranted. well see what kind of agreement we come up with. >> what about the argument -- youve just said that we asked and have been asking for years for them to tell us -- since 2009 what they have...

That until june 30th. the final thing i would say, the iranians admitted to a weaponization program that existed until 2003. theyre not willing to come clean about that. if theyre not willing to come clean about that, we probably cant trust them with anything else. so i think that joys skepticism is warranted. well see what kind of agreement we come up with. >> what about the argument -- youve just said that we asked and have been asking for years for them to tell us -- since 2009 what they have...

That until june 30th. the final thing i would say, the iranians admitted to a weaponization program that existed until 2003. theyre not willing to come clean about that. if theyre not willing to come clean about that, we probably cant trust them with anything else. so i think that joys skepticism is warranted. well see what kind of agreement we come up with. >> what about the argument -- youve just said that we asked and have been asking for years for them to tell us -- since 2009 what they have...

Industry that can very rapidly produce lots of bombs. >> i mean, were sitting here calmly talking about this. but you and i were chatting before, as an average american i find this baffling. i have no idea why we would be so conciliatory in giving away so much that could be of such great damage not only in that region but to us ultimately as well. i dont get it. >> right. people forget because theres so much attention on islamic state that iran remains the worlds leading state sponsor of terrori...

Industry that can very rapidly produce lots of bombs. >> i mean, were sitting here calmly talking about this. but you and i were chatting before, as an average american i find this baffling. i have no idea why we would be so conciliatory in giving away so much that could be of such great damage not only in that region but to us ultimately as well. i dont get it. >> right. people forget because theres so much attention on islamic state that iran remains the worlds leading state sponsor of terrori...