Minimal concessions and get u.s. acquiescence to their continueed uranium enrichment program. and all of this will be described as progress, but, in fact, it will be giving the iranians a huge victory. gregg: well, the iaea is now announcing we ve got a deal for inspections in some critical sites in iran. what do you think of that? well, here s what i think the deal is, that they ve agreed on a formula to address the questions that remain outstanding that have been unanswered these past several years. that s not to say iran will answer the questions, but that they ll find a way to try and address them. gregg: even if they gained access to some of the critical sites, for example, the site in which there is a suspected trigger mechanism exercise going on there, testing of that sort of thing, i mean, they re pretty smart over there. they could engage in a shell game, couldn t they? look, the iranians have learned a lot over the years about how to conceal things, and there s been commercial
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Off the dr. brown s cherry soda. it s probably killing me, but i do love it. [laughter] major developments in the iran nuclear showdown as u.s. lawmakers try to take action to prevent iran from getting the bomb. if you reach a point when you can t negotiate with tyrants, when you have to stand up and say, look, you stop this stuff because you re endangering humanity. gregg: is hurting tehran on paper really enough? because that s what dan burton has said, that s all we re doing, he says. so we ll talk to ambassador john bolton about that, former ambassador to the u.n. martha: and ever wonder what it s like to be in the cockpit during an air show? we can finally fulfill your need for speed without any danger. wait until you see what we ve got coming up. so cool, we ll be right back. i love cash back.
Only thing scarier than had teacher s politics her perilous grasp on noun-verb agreement. let everybody know somebody. i am from south carolina. i cropped tobacco not from where this school is. i sat in classrooms with teachers less than masterry of english language. people in suburbs in massachusetts have no quality or lack thereof in average classroom around the country. i m willing to bet this woman has master s degree. how frightening is that? will you play part of the tape shouting match where they used profanity in the classroom. what, are you kidding me? gregg: tell you what, michael. i want to play another clip. here it is. tell you something now about me as a teacher, i m not supposed to allow you to disrespect the president of the united states. i m not. i didn t respect them. asked a question. you always do. i have difficult beliefs. whenever bush everybody