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>> now my frame of reference on nuclear inspections is scant but i do believe this, the deal was the best the u.s.a. could do. iran would not move any further at this point. we could have continued sanctions and maybe they would have been more accommodating down the road. however, they might have stepped up nuke weapon production and also increased terror activity. it's all speculation. the one thing everybody should do is keep an open mind on the situation. thus we now present both sides of the iranian nuke deal. joining us from washington matthew dust, president of the foundation for middle ...

Reference on nuclear inspections is scant but i do believe this, the deal was the best the u.s.a. could do. iran would not move any further at this point. we could have continued sanctions and maybe they would have been more accommodating down the road. however, they might have stepped up nuke weapon production and also increased terror activity. it's all speculation. the one thing everybody should do is keep an open mind on the situation. thus we now present both sides of the iranian nuke deal. joining us from washington matthew dust, president of the foundation for middle east peace and here...

We also see extremist settlers in the west bank who have promised to carry out what they call their price tag policy which is harassment against palestinians in the west bank if they feel they live their life in the settlements or in danger. >> all right, matthew, thank you so much. again, we are waiting for this arrival of hillary clinton and the two leaders. so, we will have that for you when it happens. what would you want if you were trapped in a mine with 32 other people, possibly for months? well, those chilean miners have made a special request and, guess what, it was denied. we'll te...

Expectation. you won't hear the americans call for it and the israelis won't make it unless they have something to call for it. this back and forth, that is not going to be the decider. if it doesn't proceed, that means everything else has failed anyway. this has been, of course, a foreign policy nightmare for president after president spanning decades. is this political theater or something substantial? matthew dust, national security research and blogger for the center of american progress joins us now. success here? >> i'm cautiously optimistic, like many people. there's a lot of distrust...