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His congresses behind his back. he did it. this time he said no, let's come up with his advisers come up with a broader policy. talking about congress, it's not bipartisan yet, but senator bob corker who has been in the news a lot and the chair and tom cotton who is one of the most conservative and hawkish in the caucus do have proposed legislation. they call it fixing the iran deal. among the things it would try to do is effectively end the sunset which is a big problem. you see for a lot of conservatives. here's the key thing. automatic snap back of sanctions should iran go under a one-year ...

About. a snap back and response to that make perfect sense and make it simpler by congress. that's something that could have gotten democratic support in the past. we shall see in the future. >> fascinating. we have a lot more to talk about including the president ending what he calls bail outs for insurance companies and it may affect the very people who voted for him.

Duress in a way we have never seen before. and you know, he argues, somewhat o somewhat opt milkalimistically moderating his behavior, and we can have a snap back. this is what we won't know for another 3 1/2 or 7 1/2 years. whether the next president simply says i'm going to adhere to the norms that my predecessor did not adhere to. i think it's an open question. jack goldsmith believes the chances are good we'll have a snap back. >> katty kay? >> i've known jack goldsmith for years. he's fairly conservative. are you surprised at how critical he's been of this president? >> no. he's part of a...

>> shannon: we see this that there are hold-ups and stalls in d.c. leaders out there making statements, questioning whether these things will get done it seems like there is an immediate snap back in the market. it is closely linked. >> absolutely. a big deal. everybody has their person in washington telling them it will happen. i hope all those people know there is pressure. >> shannon: thank you, bill. >> bill: 28 past. in a moment back to our big story of the day. another high-profile hearing will happen this week. in fact tomorrow. this time jeff sessions faces the intelligence committee. ...

Low, now 5%. employers adding 271,000 jobs last month. that is the most since last december. joining me now is cnbc's senior economics reporter, steve liesman. the federal reserve meets again in december. what do the numbers mean for janet yellen to announce there will be a rate hike? >> it definitely supports the idea the economy can withstand a rate hike. just a little perspective here, 271 is the number. we had two weak prior months and a lot of thinking on wall street that this is a snap-back, it doesn't represent a new higher pace of growth. it's still pretty strong. we have had a long ru...