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These were the trigger points that led us to the special counsel. >> i want to read a quote for you from gabe's reporting and tell me if that squares from things you hear from people in the white house. jared is the worst political advisor in the white house in modern history. i'm only saying publicly what everyone says behind the scenes at fox media and in the senate and the congress. do you hear that? >> within the white house, jared kushner has a number of people both within and without the white house who are in trump's inner political circle who greatly resent him. having said that, the p...

Obama and trump have done so. now president trump has sent the issue to congress. lawmakers have 60 days to decide between three options. the first option, do nothing. they can leave the deal as is, rendering the president's de-certification meaningless. the deal would stay in place. the second option, re-impose sanctions. the original deal removed harsh economic sanctions on iran. congress could put those back in place. any bill to re-impose sanctions would be immune from any delay tactics in the senate and the house. this would also give iran an excuse to boot international inspectors from t...

Entireti entireties target the americans, nonamericans, the rest of the iran population. they're exploiting terror abroad and not only meet the definition, but this is a move to cripple their empire and links to the guard corps under tehran and preventing them from toughing the u.s. financial system. this is long overdue. elizabeth: and many would agree with that. we talked about what congress can do. i'm sort of curious before i let you go, as to your confidence of any change with lawmakers as we move forward or do you think this is something that's going to be stalled? where do you see this ...

Congress. what can they do? if they put on more sanctions, nuclear sanctions, that could lead to a violation of the agreement. so what can they do going forward? >> the least likely thing for them to do is to issue nonnuclear sanctions which would take the u.s. out of the agreement and seems to be no appetite for that. they could support for the president's designation, to take a tougher line and they goes pass nonnuclear sanctions to target tehran's nonnuclear threats. but the most likely is to try to work with the administration to develop trigger points to amend the jcpoa moving forward. el...

It focuses on no travel of certain individuals like the general who travelled to syria, travelled to russia. it focuses on no sale of conventional weapons, which the iranians are talking with the russians right now, a huge multibillion conventional weapons sale. so to me it's both the spirit and technical aspect. yeah, do i disagree with them. especially on the broader spirit of this agreement, which is why the president, i think, has chosen the right course to broaden our focus with regard to iranian strategy and make it much more about their broader malign activities in the middle east, not ...