accept is they end their nuclear program. >> none of measures include closing our facilities. the proud people of iran would never accept that. >> we absolutely made no concessions on our bottom lines and that is the only thing that's important here. >> president obama setting a tough marker for a nuclear deal with iran during a 2012 presidential debate, but iranian foreign minister zarif and marie -- and marie harf putting together a very different spin this week on the framework deal that's actually been agreed to. it's time now for our sunday group. syndicated columnist, george will. mara liasson from national public radio. jason riley of the "wall street journal." and fox news political analyst, juan williams. well, as we say, president obama started out with a firm red line, if you will, that iran must end its nuclear program, we're obviously a long way from there. george, there are obviously concessions in any negotiation. did president obama and the west give up too much or is this a reasonable deal?