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europe last year. jon. >> jillian turner, thank you. well more on this let's bring in retired u.s. navy captain bob wells a former national security advisor to vice president dickney. captain wells is iranians are threatening to boost their -- uranium enrichment, do they have -- the standing i guess to make those threats? >> of course. they have the opportunity to do it unilaterally but i think -- looking at the jcpo and framework that really legitimatize nuclear program of iran, it is in their interest not to exit that had particular jcpoa and they've really been trying to revoke the united states by using the europeans as leverage creating fear and a threat of war. so i think we've been very priewngt with regard to our response. we've worked very closely with our european allies especially with the french. and as i understand president macron as just had some new -- relationship and discussions of iran to extend a deadline date so here we go iranian know and they're calculating with regard to trying to achieve leverage with the united states. but they want the jcpoa framework still and ratchet up uranium prospects within that framework, but they also want eco

dick cheney. do you think that they finally realize that this is serious? >> i think europe is really beginning to get it, bill. as upset as they are that the united states kind of threw a wrench into the works on the iran nuclear deal, they are more worried about an iranian much to a nuclear weapon they warned them on several occasions not to breach the deal, whatever you do. the iranians have now blown past a couple of gaps. the french are now going to try and negotiate them back into -- back to the negotiation table, but time is running out for europe. they are going to have to step up and join the united states and isolating iran. >> bill: talking about all of that. do you think iran will sit down, ever? at some point? >> listen, at some point, but this is a revolutionary regime that is all about death to america, so their first option, their first play here is clear they going to be to try to escalate, intimidate, create a crisis that will force either your come the united states, or both, to back off on these crushing economic sanctions. if they are able to deter them