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A congressional guaranteed. they wanted this to be a treaty. they said if president biden were to reach a deal with iran, he's going to take it to the senate. we know that's not going to happen. article two, section two u.s. constitution says for a treaty to become the law of the land, you need two thirds of the senate approving that deal . it becomes a treaty, becomes law of the land. we don't clearly those votes don't exist. the second problem is this in 2015 after president obama got the deal with the iranians, congress passed the iran nuclear review, which means if you go and make any chan...

Give us some clarity on this. article two, section two, clause two of the constitution. listening to some of the senators today, one would think that basically the president can nominate anyone he or she would like to nominate regardless of whether that nominee just would shred the constitution. >> well, thank you, laura. this really goes to the fundamental point of checks and balances and there is a role for the senate and the role is not to plead a rubber stamp. it's also not to make grandstanding boring speeches and talk about themselves, which a lot of them do in both parties. it's to give...