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Enrichment capability, and maybe the weaponization capability, in a way which makes it much harder for you to imagine attacking it? so, not the weaponization capability, at least, our best assessment is that they've not resumed that. but i don't want to underestimate the issue you raised, it is very concerning. and that's why we have tried hard to resolve it diplomatically, and why we will prepare other options if that fails. but of course, we're concerned at the levels of enrichment, which have absolutely no civilian justification. i think you've made that point with some of your iranian gues...

Amassed enough nuclear material for several nuclear weapons, notjust one. and he's talking about that 60% enriched uranium which, of course, can then very quickly be converted into fissile material. so, do you agree with him? yeah, i think what he says is accurate, yes. right. you also, i guess, agree with him and others who point out that things have changed because the enrichment activity that iran is undertaking is now by and large, most of it, it seems, focused on this underground facility in fordow, inside a mountain, which we know is much harder to contemplate attacking if we get to this...

The risk of our strong ally israel and stabilization in the region and you know american citizens and our own national security. >> what is it in the agreement that you want? >> so i have read through the four pages, again, there's a lot of vague terms, but i'm still concerned that iran is the largest state sponsor of terror. they have been exporting terror around the region and around the world. they still chant death to america. they are still responsible for the deaths of american soldiers. none of this addresses their other irresponsible activity as a state sponsor of terror also does not ...

Actively pursued a nuclear weapons capability and may still be doing so. dennis mcdonough is chief of staff of the national security council. there was a national security estimate in 2007 by the american government that said that iran was not pursuing a nuclear weapon. is that estimate now officially obsolete after this u.n. report? >> hey, chuck and savannah. thanks for the opportunity to be on your show this morning. chuck, i think we read that report yesterday with great interest. we obviously saw the indication there that the u.n. inspectors suggest that not only had iran in the past work...