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Can be target u.s. forces in okinawa, japan, and south korea. by the way, the larger issue in the background of all this, no constraints at all on kim jong-un's continued production of weapons grade fils material. he's probably done another dozen nuclear weapons since the singapore conference. and then finally, no constraints on him continuing icbm research and modifications. so gradually, kim jong-un has become a significant declared nuclear power, tolerated by the united states. >> i think it was just last month, maybe it was sometime in the last couple months, that again the president talke...

Administration in position of the national security advisor? >> i think president trump is open to a deal with iran. i do not think warren wants a deal. concerning whether we should pull out of the deal -- i think there's a lot of evidence that iran was violating the deal and never declared its nuclear program. it would not allow inspections of military sites, and the deal would allow iran to enrich two reactor grade which is easy to make into weapons grade. disasters deal, i think pushing for a better deal was the right move by president trump. >> shannon: colonel, what do you make about thos...

Them but is that possible given the position of the national security adviser? >> donald trump is open to deal with iran. i don't think iran wants to deal and considering whether we should have pulled out of the deal, there's a lot of evidence iran was violating the deal. it wouldn't allow inspections of military sites and allowing iran to enrich uranium which is easy to make and to weapons grade, a disastrous deal. pushing for a better deal with the right move by donald trump. >> what about experts who say iran has always been in compliance where they are telling us, we read statements from e...

Something. where are we in all this? >> carley: i think the u.s. -- we know what the trump administration stance is on this. status quo, for now. european leaders, where they stand is really the question. they have two options. either they came to iran's blackmail and pressure and side with the u.s. i think they will side with the u.s. they were protesting in the berlin to oppose the iranian government. great britain will get a new conservative prime minister. ultimately i think they are playing with fire here and they are going to get burned. you can't stand up against the whole world. >> har...

Today to go from 4.5% to 20%, 60 days basically two months from now, if they cross that line, what happens then? what would the u.s. do then? what should the u.s. do then? >> well, the problem is when you get to some 20%, it's very easy technically to get to 90%, which is what weapons-grade enriched uranium is. so at that point i don't see the u.s. or, frankly, the european allies just standing by and saying, well, you know, the iranians have a point here. so i think there needs to be some diplomacy in the meantime and some way to get them to step back from this while perhaps we could look to,...