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Happens is the iaea has access to commercial satellite imagery and starts to order up shots to see what's going on f that is at all applicable and will continue to acquire new shots to make sure if anything is changing it will know as this goes forward. once the request for access is presented to the iranian government, then there's a question of the clock is running, but in this case there's a maximum time during which this time cannot go without red flag s being raised. also been mentioned, when you get in to a site these days the technology is just remarkable. the technology comes from the ...

Inspect any site that you find suspicious in iran. 24 days can you imagine giving a drug dealer 24 days' notice before you check the premises? that's a lot of time to flush a lot of meth down the toilet. >> president obama responded to netanyahu's criticism. >> let's say iran is so determined it wants to operate overtly. the a'iaea, the organization in charge of monitoring nuclear activities in countries around the world, the iaea will have the ability to say that undeclared site we're concerned about. we see something suspicious. they will be able to say to iran. we want to go and inspect tha...

It. in the agreement, we have set it up so we can override iran's objection. we don't need russia or china in order for us to get that override. if they continue to object we're in a position to snap back sanctions and declare that iran's in violation of cheating. as for the fact that it may take 24 days to finally get access to the site the nature of nuclear programs and facilities is such -- this is not something you hide in a closet. this is not something you put on a dolly and wheel off somewhere. >> joining the discussion now the former inspector for the international atomic energy agency...

Extensive inspection and verification mechanism, that stays in place. so -- there's no scenario in which a u.s. president is not in a stronger position 12 13 15 years from now. if in fact iran decided at that point they wanted to get a nuclear weapon. >> that one little thing he left off the checklist is the inspections last forever. there's no limit on the iaea inspections, no time limit. iran has accepted them forever. >> oh yeah. what if we had this deal in 2002 when we first learned about iran's nuclear program. they had 20 centrifuges that could spin. they didn't have a drop of enriched u...