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And then ultimately the president will have to make the decision about whether to remain in the deal. >> jonathan is with us. always good to see. >> was the most part of the deal that we should tinker with to change. >> of the fatal flaw of the sunset provisions. in about ten years, perhaps less or more will see all the provisions of the 2015 nuclear deal expire. that means iran will have a paid pathway to nuclear weapon. there's going to be little any of us can do. we can either kick the can down the road or we can address it now. other things we probably could look at in terms of centrifuge

This conversation. >> so let's introduce him. gene sperling. he worked as assistant to the president for economic policy under bill clinton and barack obama. gene, i realize we still have limited information. but from what you've read and learned so far, what sticks out to you most? >> i think one of the things that should stick out to everybody the most is let's remember how this started. it's extraordinary. they said they were going to plan a bill that was going to increase the deficit and debt by $1.5 trillion. i never saw that in my 25 years. and they really can't make it work. they can't ...

Others, those diplomatic efforts will continue until the first bomb drops. >> in the meantime, iran is threatening to halt unannounced inspections of its nuclear program if the nuclear agreement is canceled. secretary tillerson says washington is trying to stay in this deal, the iran nuclear deal, but he adds that there are flaws that need to be fixed. >> we want to take the agreement as it exists today, fully enforce that agreement. be very demanding of iran's compliance under the agreement. and then begin the process of addressing the squalls that we see over the not actions of addressing ba...

Agreement, as well. we want to take the agreement as it exists today and fully enforce that agreement and be very demanding of iran's compliance and then begin the process of addressing the flaws that we see around not the absence of addressing ballistic missiles. the concerns we have around sunset provisions, we know what that looks like. we have seen this in the past in the '90s with north korea and agreements that ultimately phase out. what happened has put us on the road where we are today with north korea. we don't want to find ourselves in the same position with iran. >> speaking of nort...

Improve upon the deal or add a secondary deal but whether or not the u.s. should stay in it or leave. he said staying in it was his course. sounds like you agree he with it as well that you would not want congress to immediately impose sanctions that would end the deal. >> i agree he with that. that why the president does as well. look, let's see if we can not address flaws in the agreement by staying within the agreement and working with other signatories, working with friends and allies within the agreement. but that, as i said, that may come at a secondary agreement as well. we want to take...