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Managing it. >> i hope there will be enough democrats willing to look at this objectively, look at the facts. is this a good deal? is this likely to achieve the outcome we had hoped for? >> reporter: the white house holds that iran poses a bigger threat without this nuclear deal. so here is what happens now. according to that bipartisan bill remember that, that passed into law back in may, congress can do this. there's a 60-day review period once a deal if a deal maybe we should say is finalized. during that time the administration has certain obligations to congress. they have to provide them...

Threshold of 100,000 signatures in one month's time. tonight they got their response. the white house tonight said president obama will in fact call for an end to so-called conversion therapy or reparative therapy. "the new york times" reporting tonight that the president will not call for an explicit federal ban but he will say that he is open to conversations with lawmakers in both parties about how to deal with this issue and stop this kind of therapy. end quote. the therapy. quotes around therapy is what i was trying to do this. in the official response valerie jarrett noted that lawmakers...

Has actually a stronger riffer law in connecticut. the lunacy of the left here is it's hard to identify what's driving this when you look at the fact indiana as you said joins 19 other states plus the federal government. so i guess these guys aren't going to come to washington, d.c. because of the federal signed into law back in 1993. >> mark -- >> that's not true. >> mark go ahead. >> yeah. it's not like the 19 other laws. tony, i have tremendous respect for his religious convictions, but this isn't like the other laws. the thing that's different about the indiana law is section 9 that allows...

This new way of attacking clinics through state laws, new requirements about privileges, they have turned out to be pretty popular with courts. it is a federally protected right in this country. on friday, a federal judge blocked that same kind of law in wisconsin just like in louisiana and alabama. last month officials in mississippi said they would keep fighting to get that admitting privileges law back in place to use it to close that last remaining clinic in their state. that is how the fight is playing out in the courts. on the sidewalks this is a different fight. this clinic mississippi ...

>> you can't just stop a federally protected right, but mississippi has been very determined to try. this new way of attacking clinics through state laws new requirements about privileges they have turned out to be pretty popular with courts. it is a federally protected right in this country. on friday a federal judge blocked that same kind of law in wisconsin just like in louisiana and alabama. last month officials in mississippi said they would keep fighting to get that admitting privileges law back in place to use it to close that last remaining clinic in their state. that is how the fight ...