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You add in goods and services. a surplus of $17.5 billion. i'm not exactly sure why the president is so angry at canada. are you? >> like i say, overall trade is good with canada. you are right. i think it's mutually beneficial to both countries. there are a few areas it could be better, dairy, lumber. we need to see is there anything they are complaining about that we are protecting. maybe there could be a negotiation where we could make trade better. i wouldn't throw the baby out with the bath water. i wouldn't say we're going to threaten all t or try to ratchet up tariffs with nada. canada ...

The fbi, for many years, has been a venerable institution in this country, and it's sad that republicans now want to bring them down. elizabeth: i'm going to give you the last word, dan, then we have to wrap it up. >> i have a lot of respect for the fbi and the doj. i think there's a few bad actors in both agencies, and i don't believe that's true, what al suggests, that, you know, we should throw the baby out with the bath water. these agencies are highly respected. there's been some bad actors, and their actions are now finally coming to light and, frankly, they need to be held accountable. ...

Pompeo, this has never really been about the nuclear program. it is also about stopping iran from all of its other malign activities around the middle east. that isn't covered in the deal. they think it should be. >> also boris johnson points out that what's the other alternative? i'll let you listen to himself. he did say don't throw the baby out with the bath water but then what comes next. so listen to him. >> the president has legitimate point. he set a challenge for the world. we think that what you can do is be tougher on iran, address the concerns of the president and not throw the baby...

Dreamers, and obamacare individual mandate. obama's former secretary of state, john kerry, who helped broker the iran agreement, tried in vein to save the deal. >> our friends are safer if we stay in this agreement. we made an agreement. iran is living by the agreement. yes, we have concerns on the missiles, on yemen, other things. but we should be working on those. >> reporter: the president, instead, sided with iran deal critics, like israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and against leaders with important u.s. allies like france, britain, and germany who pleaded with mr. trump to stay ...

With the bath water. but then you have the argument, david, about why is this the right move for the president in the first place? and his argument is because in seven years they're going to be able to build a bomb any way. now, there's pushback on that. "the washington post" gives it four pinocchios. the international atomic energy agency has its own review methods in there that are in place even without this deal. is that legitimate argument? in seven years this deal is done and they're a moment away from a bomb. >> it's not accurate to say that that would be the case in seven years. in seve...