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I think it would be a positive thing if russia and the united states actually got along and they could work to the mutual good of getting rid of isis and clean things up. right now we don't get along with him at all. >> but right now vladimir putin is the best ally iran has around the world and the best ally that assad has in syria. >> no. no. by making the horrible deal, one of the worst deals i've ever seen made in my entire life, giving them $150 billion, 24-day check periods which don't start for a long time after that, 24-day check periods, self-inspection, we don't get our prisoners back...

Majority rules and i suspect it will with the united states and our european partners, than i ran must give access within three day s. quickly as 24 hours or at the most 24 days and as secretary moniz at the department of energy said, you can't hide nuclear material for 24 days or 24 months. probably for 24 years. it's hard to get rid of it. >> i'd like to raise another point that trump mentioned last night. it is on obscure point. there was an ap report indicating there would be a form of self inspection that iran would be granted in one particular location, the ap since scrubbed that report....

Intended on making a bomb. there has never been any military activity. that's written in the agreement. iran says it was always a peaceful activity. so we know in advance that the self-inspection will yield a conclusion that there was no weaponization happening. that's already done. the iaea will report in december after that the agreement is implemented. this is wired in advance. and that's what makes it important, scandalous and farcical all at once. it's hard to know what further could have been done to make the deal as scandalous as it is. >> in the senate hearing, senator tom cotton said ...

The ride's operator with assault with a deadly weapon, saying he intentionally tampered with that ride. so what happens next? let's talk to fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> good morning on this monday. what happens next is they're looking at other people as well. allegedly involved with the tampering of the ride. we don't know the details. we know that on the monday before, there was a problem that was allegedly fixed. we also know that there are questions across america about how rides like this are actually maintained. who is responsible? the state or the federal government? in ...

Going on. is that the same with the nrc? >> they allow for self-inspection and self-reporting and has almost led to a very severe situation and serious situations here. we have to remember that this is not regulating just any kind of industry. this is regulating an industry where if there are severe accidents, large areas could become uninhabitable and where the insurance only covers $11 billion, but where the damages could be in the hundreds of billions. let me give you an example. the regulatory commission knew that reactor vessel heads, the lid of this pressure cooker, vulnerable to corrosi...