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Them to have breakout capacity, to have nuclear weaponry under this current deal, it looks like it would be about a year. and you have a 15-year time frame in terms of inspections which are unprecedented. so i think there were some concessions as you say this to me, if you re saying, juan, you tend to be more democratic than republican. look at the wall street journal, they re saying this too, this is a useful deal. that is the perfect segway to jason riley. i was surprised the wall street journal editorial page was surprisingly mild in reaction, saying there were useful limits on iran s nuclear infrastructure but that enforcement and inspections needed to be stepped up. so the question i guess is, jason, can this deal be saved? i m skeptical. i m very skeptical. it is all about the enforcement. ....
Going through this in detail and making sure that all the answer the questions are answered is an appropriate thing for us to do. that doesn t mean that there won t be a deal. we just set in place a process to insure if there s a deal it s a deal that will stand the test of time and keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon. senator, there are some details i want to go through quickly with you, if i can, sort of housekeeping, if you will. okay. one proposal that s been floated is a non-binding vote by congress. you could disapprove the deal, but then the president could still go ahead and suspend sanctions. is that acceptable? no. no, it s not. i think the bill that we ve laid out that has strong bipartisan support, chairman menendez, who now stepped down, chuck schumer supports this, tim cane, very active, very close to the administration supports this. ....
Plus, this easter sunday, the catholic church s take on the persecution of christians and the fight against isis. it s instinctive in us to stay alive, and so everyone has a right to defend their life. the archbishop of washington, cardinal donald wuerl joins us. and our power player of the week, the stone mason putting the national cathedral back together after the 2011 earthquake. welcome to the tippy top of d.c. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again. happy easter and happy passover from fox news in washington. after months of intense negotiation, six world powers and iran have finally reached a framework agreement to curb teheran s nuclear program. but president obama must still make a final deal and then convince congress, israel and ....
Lighter footprint counterterrorism strategy isn t working? well, yeah. i mean, george listed all the foreign policy failures. i can t remember if yemen is in there or not. it is certainly one of them. the world looks like it s on fire and isis and its imitators are growing. and not necessarily in kenya but in a lot of places in the middle east, iran is part of this conflict and seems to be growing stronger everyday. so, that s a real challenge for the white house. i mean, what is it going to do about this? it s not a matter of root causes, economic lack of economic opportunity. more and more this looks like a religious war, going and indiscriminately killing people who are of the other religion. it s a huge problem. the question i m asking is i don t mean as a gotcha, but they had a strategy which was ....
well, what was given up that really matters was given up a while ago. that is they conceded the right to enrich, the capacity to enrich and the possession of some low-enriched uranium. this deal comes in the fourth quarter of obama administration characterized by four failures. the failure to leave a stable iraq. the fail of the russian reset. the failure to advance the israeli/palestinian and al qaeda emulaters and franchises if you will. so we went into this with a symmetry of urgency. the president wanted to top the iranian bomb, but he really wanted a deal that could be presented as revolutionary for the whole region. the iranians wanted to lighten the sanctions, but they really want a nuclear weapon. and i think that s the symmetry that defines this process. we asked you for questions for the panel and we got sharply different reactions on facebook. ....