>> mr. netanyahu said his opposition to the iran deal has little to do with his frosty relationship with the u.s. president. essentially saying this is not personal. orrin lieberman joins us live from jerusalem with the latest on israel's reaction to the nuclear deal. and orrin, prime minister netanyahu hasn't changed his message, still opposes the framework. now this a deal over the summer does look more likely, what recycle is the prime minister saying as to why he continues to resist the -- an agreement in which haven't allowing inspections and allowing access so their nuclear program can be monitored. >> netanyahu says the agreement essentially isn't good enough. he sees what's in the agreement, he has looked at it, of course so has everyone else in the region. he says it's not good enough. not limiting enough to iran's nuclear infrastructure. netanyahu doesn't want to see a deal that allows them to keep the infrastructure and change it or scale it t back. he wants to see a deal that dismantles the infrastructure. that's what he's focusing on at this point.