it requis iran to rip out two thirds of its centrifuges, destroyed 90% of the irani and gas. they have to pull out of the core of the reactor, drill it with holes, and so little it concrete. this physically dismantled the great majority of the iranian program and wraps it in a unprecedentedd verificatn. 24 days is the limit on the most suspt, covert site. if we find something we believe is of secret activity, there is a process of getting into that and iran cannot deny us access. we have been waiting 13 years to get in. ey know that once we get in, we can find isotopes o radioactive evidence. there is no way foiran to hide what they are doing and for most of the program, it is 24/7. monitors, cameras. if iran tries to break out of this agreement, we will find out. vago: b barbara, you have been covering israel for a longng time. the prime miminister has tried to stymie this deal. he has made it clear he will keep fighthting. what is next and his campaign? barbara: h he has prettyty much played out his hand in terms of efforts to chip away at this unprprecedented solidarity am

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what he said implementation of irani and commitments -- iranian commitments should be synchronized with lifting sanctions. the process should be step-by-step with proportionate reciprocation from its parties. the issue of mistrust is completely correct. the mistrust is far beyond nuclear issues. when we are talking about weapons of mass destruction, we need to respect the fact, after the second world war, iran is the biggest victim of weapons of mass destruction. saddam hussein used chemical weapons. 100,000 iranians were either killed or in jail. the u.s. supported saddam hussein and provided material and technology for saddam hussein to use weapons of mass destruction, killing and injuring 100,000 irani ends. what bret said, it is completely incorrect, i am sorry to say. it is about -- if you are a member of additional protocol, yes, you have to declare the site and the building and the project. iran was not a member of additional protocol. when iran was building, it was not member of additional protocol. if you are not a member of additional protocol and only a member of safeguard ag

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el plan es frenar el programa nuclear iranÍ a cambio del alivio, por millones de dÓlares.aciones, que no hayan cometido crÍmenes graves. hablÓ durante su plan, en el programa al punto que vamos a pasar este fin de semana. donald trump dijo que demandÓ a univisiÓn por negarse trasmitir los reinados de belleza que pertenecen a su organizaciÓn. trump esta primera entre los aspirantes republicanos segÚn la encuesta, 17%, jeb bush es el segundo con el 14%. ahora un adelanto para la ediciÓn nocturna. >> ademÁs de ampliar la bÚsqueda del chapo, hoy un centro de detenciones para familias, inmigrantes en el sur de texas se encuentra en el ojo del huracÁn despuÉs de que se dieron a conocer decenas de denuncias por negligencia mÉdica. una veintena de documentos por nuestra cadena hermana. tendremos ademÁs detalles en exclusivos de la extradiciÓn a mÉxico de un chef de comida japonesa. por matar a su novia con los mismos cuchillos que usaba para cocinar. jorge: vamos hacer una pausa y regresamos con mÁs del chapo guzmÁn, el tÚnel y las imÁgenes las Últimas, que no parece. ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge:

guest: 10 years ago we might have said it based on what we saw in the young generation of irani and c1 greater trade and interchange with the west -- iranians who want greater grade and interchange with the west and you don't have it yet great you have the election of president rouhani which is what enabled these negotiations to happen, that he is fighting his own political wars back in tehran, and the question here is candy iranians -- can the iranians emerge from these negotiations being able to make a argument that they have kept their national pride because they have kept so much equipment and they're able to continue to do research while secretary kerry, who has been making his way between the hotel behind me where the negotiations are going on in his own hotel a few blocks away, is trying to make the argument that the united states has fought -- bought more time than they could have bought with a military strike, with cyberattacks, all the other things the u.s. has done to try to slow the iranian program. you will have one set of facts contained in an 80 page agreement, and they

los iranÍes podrÁn acceder a miles de millones de dÓlares en fondos congelados, aumentar ingresos pors de la nasa que estÁ finalizando una travesÍa espacial de una dÉcada. la aeronave robÓtica pasÓ hoy durante 30 minutos por plutÓn cinco satÉlites. han descubierto que el noveno planeta mÁs alejado de la tierra es mÁs grande de lo que se habÍa calculado. enrique: en su rancho los seguidores de joan sebastian dan el Último adiÓs al llamado poeta del pueblo. ♪ ilia: la simpatÍa de joan sebastian, el impacto de sus canciones desbordaron las fronteras de mÉxico, en ciudades como los angeles. esta es la ciudad difícil de dejar. ¿por qué es tan difícil? porque tu familia... tus amigos... y el pueblo entero quieren abrazarte para decir adiós. entonces te das cuenta que si no te escapas de ese abrazo, nunca te irás. encuentra tu próxima parada. el corolla. toyota. vayamos juntos. miles de segidores, familiares y enrique: miles de seguidores, familiares y dando el Último adiÓs al cantante joan sebastian. se han desplazado hasta su rancho en cruz de la sierra. nuestra corresponsal andrea gonzÁle

los iranÍes podrÁn acceder a miles de millones de dÓlares en fondos congelados, aumentar ingresos portÁ finalizando una travesÍa espacial de una dÉcada. la aeronave robÓtica pasÓ hoy durante 30 minutos por plutÓn cinco satÉlites. han descubierto que el noveno planeta mÁs alejado de la tierra es mÁs grande de lo que se habÍa calculado. enrique: en su rancho los seguidores de joan sebastian dan el Último adiÓs al llamado poeta del pueblo. ♪ ilia: la simpatÍa de joan sebastian, el impacto de sus canciones miles de segidores, familiares y enrique: miles de seguidores, familiares y dando el Último adiÓs al cantante joan sebastian. se han desplazado hasta su rancho en cruz de la sierra. nuestra corresponsal andrea gonzÁlez se encuentra en ese lugar. >> amaba todo de Él, sus caballos, toda su mÚsica. me duele que no lo pueda ver. andrea: es el sentimiento que deja la muerte de joan sebastian, quien falleciÓ la noche de este lunes cuando perdiÓ la batalla contra el cÁncer de huesos que padecÍa. visiblemente consternado, su hijo josÉ manuel figueroa, ofreciÓ una conferencia de prensa. jose aho

otros tambiÉn quieren esa atenciÓn, por ejemplo por twitter. " el acuerdo con irÁn es marchar con los iranÍesluego de subir por una escalera elÉctrica en un centro comercial. quien la acompaÑaba resultÓ ileso porque la madre alcanzÓ empujarlo hacia un lugar seguro. las cÁmaras de vigilancia grabaron. jorge: son en total 47 mujeres las que acusan ser abusadas por bill cosby. maria: vamos a ver lo que presentaremos en la otra ediciÓn. illia: un posible vÍnculo entre un hombre que muriÓ a manos de una mujer que con o sin internet y las misteriosa muerte de nueve mujeres. el alcalde de nueva york ademÁs anunciÓ hoy que mÁs de 400.000 personas ya cuentan con la nueva tarjetahabiente filtraciÓn que lanzÓ en el mes de enero y que ayuda a inmigrantes que residen en materia ilegal en el paÍs. ademÁs, el escÁndalo de miguel el piojo herrera, hoy le preguntamos si debe renunciar el tÉcnico de la selecciÓn mexicana. publicaremos algunos de sus comentarios. jorge: no deja de asombrar el trÁfico final de la hija de whitney houston, muy similar al de su famosa madre. ♪ ♪ ♪ ahora, sólo t-mobile te da cobertu

the shia army and militia and irani forces don't have advantage to go and fight there. the others are the only ones with the dog in the fight. >> you have identified what you see as the shortcomings in the syrian strategy. is the battle frond different there to iraq. >> it's different. completely different. the kurdish component. there's a limit, unlike peshmerga in iraq. there's a limit do where and how much territory the kurdish can transgress. they are divided among themes. other kurds are opposed to them. there's a limit. in some areas, i.s.i.s. upgrades in sunni areas. and you need to work with those sunnis in the areas. who are locked in. unless you do that, you can only clear a small strip, but not be able to push them back. the problem with us is we have an approach that is different. where the islamic state of iraq and syria - we don't recognise the borders, we demolished them. the situation in the white house, they exist on paper. >> are we seeing limits of what you can do from the air. there have been hundreds, thousands of sortees, can you defeat anyone from

with the framework deal, the irany irani's had one interpretation and the americans had another. >> one sticky point is inspections inspections. they didn't want the access the u.s. was asking for. do we know what they will have agreed to? >> we don't know. it will be built around the additional protocol which is a kind of higher level of inspection access for the international atomic agency inspectors that allow them to inspect sites on short notice. you have to give some notice. >> sanctions, will they be lifted immediately? >> depends on what you mean immediately. they will be lifted on day one, but that doesn't happen for six months which is to say they are going to have the clock is really only going to start down the road about six months after some other things are done then u.s. sanctions will be moved. >>> if there is a deal today, it still has to come back here and pass through the u.s. congress and that is another big sticking point, in fact. speaker of the house, john boehner said he doesn't like it. listen to what he said about the deal. >> from everything that's leaked fro

arthur: there is some coverage in the irani media, and particularly some conservatives about mr. fabius' increasing rule -- increasing role. on several occasions, that iran has to do more than they were offering on the nuclear deal. people had to remind -- people have been bringing them back. stuart: thank you so much. arthur mcmillan speaking live from tehran. the leader of turkey's pro-kurdish operation has called for immediate hold tossed a lit is on both sides after turkish airstrikes. saying hostilities should immediately come to a halt and all parties should act with common sense. it comes after the turkish president has said that his country cannot continue a peace process with the kurdish pkk. we go to jasper mortimer joining us on the turkish-syrian mortar -- the turkish-syrian border. last night a legend positions in turkey and syria were attacked. what does that say about the current conflict? jasper: it shows how much the conflict has escalated. since monday morning guerillas allegedly blew up a gas pipeline in eastern turkey, blew up a road bridge in southeastern tur

there is no faith the iran irani regime can or will change, deal or no deal. >> people are celebrating because they got everything they wanted and the west got nothing at all. >> reporter: netanyahu said as far as the west is concerned, they messed up. >> a deal with the foremost sponsor of international terrorism. >> reporter: israelis worry they'll have to pay the price if this diplomatic gamble doesn't work. >> i think he made a big mistake. obama made a big one. but no one can do nothing. he decided and he was so determined in this mission. >> reporter: the israeli government couldn't stop the deal in vienna but it's hardly giving up. the next step is to use israel's friends and supporters to spike the deal in washington. an official in tel aviv said the next deal will be in washington. while israel has been by far the most vocal critic arab states especially saudi arabia, are also skeptical. they worry that iran will cheat and that an emboldened tehran will just make the middle east even more chaotic. lester? >> richard engel in tel aviv tonight. i want to turn to chuck todd nbc n

he had interesting things to tell us about whether the irani and debt market is ready right now.ok at that, coming up next. in the: mark crumpton next hour of bloomberg market day. cruise's next -- tom star power comes under scrutiny as the latest mission: impossible film hits theaters. ♪ scarlet: this weekend, going rogue has a whole new meaning. >> can you open the door? the plane.ing >> can you open the door? maybe. >> open the door! years old and still engaging in risky business, but he may face his toughest test yet as the new mission: impossible its theaters. joining me, my guest who met up with tom cruise at the world premiere of "rogue nation." give us your unvarnished opinion. i know you just met with tom cruise. is it goodbye mission: impossible standards or any movie standards? guest: yes, all of the above. i think it may be the best in the series. sharks script. tom cruise is at the top of his ite here and i got to watch twice in vienna. my opinion is a little stronger having seen it multiple times. fantastic film. are beyondsequences reproach. tom cruise just goes fo

all indications now -- we saw the arabian foreign minister on the balcony -- the irani and foreign ministern the balcony. he said there would not be a deal tonight read essentially, looking like it is not going to happen tonight. we heard in the white house briefing today there are still significant differences between the two sides. oft: what is the likelihood a deal early tomorrow or very soon? everybody seems very optimistic. it's just the timing that is the problem. have been tolde the deal is basically 98%, 99% done, but what they are fighting over now is language. i can well imagine it is not just language. there are lawyers on all sides looking at every comma and conjunction in this draft document, but also translation is going to be an issue, because both the americans and a rainy and's want to present this to anianshome populace -- ir what to present this to their home populace as a win. not want any indication that their program was a licit or illegal. there is apparently fighting going on over those issues. it remains to seen whether that will be done overnight tonight. we have a

community it represents has supported a clear choice to resolve the situation by pertaining to the irani and -- irani and -- iranian nuclear program through political and diplomatic means on the base of international law. a choice has been confirmed in favor of a mutual respectability and cooperation. we are happy the base for the decision has been a gradual approach and one based on something our country has consistently supported. today come the security council has confirmed the unalienable right of a run to develop if you feel nuclear program while ensuring apprehensive control. the resolution guarantees a removal of the burden of sanctions on iran and the framework of the implementation through a clear and transparent mechanism, which will be made operational by concrete steps based on confidence in iran. regarding its nuclear program and verification by the iea -- i aea. the jcpoa as confirmed in the resolution contains reliable filters that will guarantee disagreements that could arise will be subject to collective consideration and in the framework of the joint commission. the se

when i was in saudi arabia, it was very apparent, the irani and focus on destabilizing the region.e have to focus on those two silos because the nuclear is set off to the side. we keep a spotlight on the nuclear issue to make sure it complies with that, but now we bring full attention to the human rights issues and iran's destabilization strategy. we can do that now that the iran nuclear issue is not the centerpiece. scarlet: i'm glad you bring up saudi arabia. eurasia group had talked with earlier this week saying the deal was a prelude to broader geopolitical ships in the middle east. the u.s. saudi relationship is much more challenge today than it has been. i would be willing to make a bet that within 10 years time, he was relationship with iran will be closer to the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia. scarlet: how does the rn dealership the region's balance of power? >> it doesn't shift it at all in the foreseeable future. there is no indication that iran is looking for -- if we can focus on people to people the strongwith iranian deals for and the united states, there is no r

espaÑa tenia ventaja pero en los ultimos dos minutos permitieron dos goles y el conjunto irani se quedose de grupos. vo paraguay sorprendia al actual campeon del mundo del futbol playero, rusia. el conjutno sudamericano dos veces tuvo ventaja de dos goles pero no pudo con el poderio ofensivo del conjunto europeo y con garra de campeon rusia pudo resolver el encuentro con siete goles que le dieron la victoria. siete a cinco. vo lo comentabamos hace unos dias que iker casillas saldria del real madird para unirse al porto del futbol portugues. el dia de hoy se dio a conocer que el conjunto blanco estaria dispuesto a pagar parte del sueldo del portero espaÑol con tal de que deje el club, que por cierto el dia de hoy iniciaron trabajos de pretemporada. con rafa benitez. gabriel por otro lado continua la accion en la copa oro, vamonos a ver el paritdo que se disputo temprano el dia de hoy entre honduras y panama. take vo vo luis tejada le dio la venataja al conjunto canalero en el primer tiempo con esta jugada de laboratorio. asi terminaria la primera mitad. el empate llego desde los once pas

president obama in 2011 and 2012 with harsh sanctions and harsh rhetoric, making it very clear to the irani and that he is tough, that changed iran and brought them to the table. if there is still an option perhaps it is too late, to go back to that kind of attitude of diplomacy led by a person who represents the best of america and the free world but saying to the people out there who have different ideas and different psyche and a different approach to life, that we will not have it, that we will not let them take over the middle east and endanger world stability. charlie: this is the best possible deal in best possible way and that there is no alternative as good as this is what the president would say. that is his argument. his argument is this will stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon and you agree with that over the next 10 years. let's assume where we are now. with the passion you have, the intelligence you have, any experience you have and the amount of energy you have applied to this, what is the alternative in your judgment? ari: i think the first thing is not revolutions. to u

but this week almost out of nowhere iranis began talking about the insistence that the arms embargo which is part and parcel of several u.n. resolutions but most particularly the comp responsive embargo included in a resolution in 2010, they want that to go and they're quite insistent about it. this is something that the administration has talked with its interlocutors in suggesting it remain in place irrespective of the negotiations. so to see this arise at this late date suggest if there have been large issues, the two sides haven't had the time and opportunity to focus on or from a con spir conspiratorial point of view that the iranians are trying to tank the process to divide the p5+1 that has been negotiating with them and in particular align russia and china more directly with iran in the failure or delay of the negotiating process. >> bremmer: that last point is important, because i saw a statement from the russian foreign ministry that the foreign minister lavrov actually said the u.n. arms embargo has to go, has to be one to have the first things to go. that implies a pretty sign

iran will also get rid of 98% of its stockpile of enriched irani him. to put that in perspective, iran currently has a stockpile that can produce up to 10 nuclear weapons. because of this deal, that stockpile will be reduced to a fraction of what would be required for single weapon. amy: president obama vowed to veto any congressional legislation to block the deal. the iran nuclear agreement came after secretary of state john kerry and iranian foreign secretary javad zarif spent more than two weeks in negotiations. speaking in vienna, zarif described the day as a historic moment. >> let me begin by expressing my appreciation to everybody, to those who started this process and those who have continued this process, in order to reach a win-win solution on what, in our view was an unnecessary crisis, and open new horizons for dealing with serious problems that affect our international community. i believe this is a historic moment. we are reaching an agreement that is not perfect for anybody, but it is what we could accomplish and it is an important achiev

they don't want to defeated, because that means facilitating irani and hedge control over the region. >> run for america. my question is for the panel. you talk about how we have a bad negotiating position. how do we get that position back? we've taken back some of our sanctions. what more could we do to put pressure on iran that would not send them into the open arms of russia and china. ? >> as a pessimist, i don't think this administration is capable of coming up -- correcting the mistakes it has made and coming up with a coherent negotiating position that could produce an acceptable agreement. that puts the onus on congress to take a look at what is emerging. each day it seems like there is a new element than what we have heard before. we need to walk away from the table. we need to let economic forces take their course in iran. even without the sanctions the iranian regime itself has so many bad policies and so much corruption that over time political opposition will grow. i'm not sure that it is possible to walk this back. >> one more question. do you want to say something? >> v

timely access to any site of iran's potential nuclear development activities, including control by the iranihe sticking point, venues controlled by iran's military which are not part of that deal. >> this is a very key concern, and it's a concern not only because the broader provisions of the agreement that pertain to the enrichment activities but actually the easier thing to hide in chief would be the military applications, so computer modelling of a nuclear explosion, some of the weapons research that is precluded by this agreement, would we really have eyes on that kind of research and development activities if it takes place at the military site? so that's a key question. i think the question really falls in three buckets the one you mentioned, which is how enforcible is this really what's detectible to iran cheating. the second is how do we push back against what iran is going to use some of this money for, which is support of hezbollah, support of hamas, interference of yemen, and most significantly at the moment what it's doing in iran to continue that civil war there. and finally, an

we saw barack obama sell this deal to the american public, how is rouhani selling it to the irani andrday he had a press conference after the deal was announced and he was really pushing the positives. he was really outlining from the arabian perspective the way that the deal stock. it was interesting to see his message being relayed at the same time as president obama because obviously there someone to speak to. rouhani is really pushing the fact that iran has not come from iced on anything. protecting its right to enrich uranium. brendan: in the last 24 hours we have seen so many amazing pictures of people celebrating, are those isolated events or is that really as widespread as it seems? guest: there are a number of very large intersections and junctures. when there are big news events like this such as an election or a positive world cup victory for an iranian national team usually people come out and take that opportunity to go into the streets and have collective communal celebration. there are certain spots that are popular. they are also kind of middle-class heartland's if you

now, our quarrel has never been with the irani and people.how deeply the nuclear related sanctions have affected the lives of iranians. thanks to the agreement reached today that will give change in return for the dramatic changes that iran has a update for its nuclear program, the international community will be lifting the nuclear related sanctions on iran's economy. the relief from sanctions will only start when tehran has met its key initial nuclear commitments. for it has removed the core from the iraq reactor when it has dismantled the centrifuges that it has agreed to dismantle, it has shipped out the enriched uranium that it is has agreed to ship out. when these and other commitments have been met, the sanctions will then again to be implemented in phases. the reason for that is very simple -- confidence is never built overnight. it has to be developed over time. this morning, for mr. javon the foreign minister javonad zarif -- between iran and the international community. that is why none of the current sanctions we have in place wil

will irani and behavior change is a direct result potentially of being more completely assimilated into the committee of nations as a result of this agreement? it remains to be determined, but it is clearly a.of interest and strong attention for our neighbors and allies in the region and we will become an important.overtime. but even though we are committed to the defeat, committed to the support of the iraq and are great iraqi ambassador here this morning not only are we committed ultimately to there political outcome in syria which sees in the end a transition to a government that is represented or supported by the syrian people that does not include bishara al-assad, that sometimes creates tension. as some states view individual entities in the syrian no space differently than other members of the coalition. and i think that we have a strong common view that the political outcome is always seek. the modalities of that outcome may differ. the alignments that had been formed early in the civil war in syria were strong alignments the supported various groups to seek to have a liberate t

el precandidato la presidencia por el partido republicano dijo que al confiar en los iranÍes el presidentelíes a la puerta del horno. algo que generÓ polÉmica, al igual que donald trump,que sigue en primer lugar de popularidad de su partido. ximena. el tiempo severo se conce concentra en dakotas, en tampa se espera 88. avisos y alertas de la fue encontrada inconsciente incendio en colorado. en nueva york se espera lluvia. los Ángeles va a despejar en la tarde. ahora sÍ, dÉmosle una gran bienvenida a anita que estÁ en al casa! adelante! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: buenos dÍas a todos en casita. es lunes 27 de julio, un dÍa maravilloso, y aquÍ estÁ ana patricia. ana: ayer fue mi cumple. es una nueva etapa que comienzo el dÍa de hoy, estoy feliz, a mi chiquita la dejÉ dormida. alan: tenemos un segmento mÁs adelante. ana: de cÓmo separarse de los hijos. alejandro: representas a las mujeres hispanas, que son madres y salen a trabajar. ana: muchas mujeres tienen dos turnos. les agradezco por el pastel, estÁ hermoso. nunca habÍa tenido un pastel tan grande. gracias a laura, estos pasteles los hace

syrian question with the egyptian question and saudi question and talk to the russians and chinese and iranis are part of this. it allows the u.s. to view the tapestry at which is best for us. we've lost our ability to do that. i'm afraid too, if we don't do that it could contribute to iraq losing its ability to be a unitarian state. all respect to the good ambassador, i'm concerned, i hope i'm wrong but i'm concerned the trends headed in the right direction of iraq to not remain as a unitarian state. i think that would be terrible for the citizens of iraq and for the region and for the united states. i just think we have a role here to play. i know we've been involved for over a decade in a lot of things. i don't remember who said it but great powers aren't allowed to get tired. this is one of those instances we have to look at our ability to weave this program and tapestry in a way that helps others find the way to this. particularly our allies in the middle east who are sos hesitant to take this on for overrising reasons. >> steve a lot of people discuss the progress or lack of progress ag

interview he compared president obama nuclear deal with the lawn to the holocaust he said trusting the iraninow the head of the democratic left the committee wants him to apologize for the jewish community but he stands by his statement meantime the campaign is celebrating victory for recent poll related shows him as the top choice for the republican nomination although his lead over jeb bush is within the poll's margin of error is also generating a lot of negative attention as you know the 42 percent republican service they have an unfavorable view of him of the number was much higher among democrats as it could be expected the democratic design of the plan to combat climate change and a new video you see the video is called staffer reality and posted to her campaign website yesterday in the video. >>darya: installed nationwide by the end of her first term choose from some to put the u.s. on the path to generating and renewable energy to power every home in america by the year 2027 to expand her claim in its push during a visit at a regional transit station. >>james: an official announcemen

this is the best deal you will get and if you want to blow the place up number you will see the iraniseam into iraq. you will see an outbreak of war there that you cannot imagine. who will fight it? the working poor. give me a break. it's pretty pathetic in iraq that we could not get enough people to join the military. we had to pay $10,000 bonuses to these kids. i want to know how many of these kids are over there. how many of those kids have their legs and arms blown off? this is how pathetic the republican party is. host: ken in alexandria virginia, good morning. caller: i am for peace. we teach our children to turn away and turn the other cheek and not. fight there is absolutely no interest except private interest in congress when it comes to war. . it is appalling they would not give the president the support that he needs to open up our hands and peace. they are human beings, too. all the middle east stuff -- we lose more people here every year to murder and violence by our own hand and we ever have to a terrorist or middle eastern group. i wholeheartedly support piece and anybod

guest: we have enormous respect for the irani people come up for the people who want a better future for themselves and for the american leadership. secretary kerry speaks with the foreign minister of iran regularly. americans are spending weeks of their lives negotiating with iran. iran is a serious country with serious politics. we come at the disagreement with the principle of mutual respect. guest: i have a lot of respect for the people of iran. i do think they would be our friend if they had that opportunity. i respect iran's rulers come i don't like the people who say death to america. that's not on my christmas list coming second. people like the foreign minister is incredibly clever. -- that's not on my christmas list necessarily. they are winning this diplomatic battle and that's how they see it. here is where matt and i disagree. matt has said president obama has said it's better to have no agreement than to have a bad agreement. i think matt probably still believes that. not entirely sure president obama believes that. i fear this is going to be and we don't know for sure.

so terrible that the irani and people themselves overthrew him and put the ayatollah in. in regards to israel and the palestinians. the palestinians have little rock it's that they attach onto something and they have no idea how many of them will get there, or well or they will land. now do not forget the united states has helped to build a huge shield. when those rockets, come across to israel, the children run into basements. they have shelters prepared for them. when israel goes over to the palestinians in gaza, they go over his bombs and planes, they decimate the buildings. the people have no place to go. and of course, while we are talking about this, netanyahu is busy building new settlements when there was a law instituted saying no new settlements. so please do not be so biased, i say let's give this a chance. i have never, as a republican, x probably, never met anyone in our party that ever agrees with anything that the president does. i have to give the president credit. he has really achieved a great deal. host: i will leave it there. let's let the congressman

access to military bases is as important as it can be but it's also serious and dangerous to the iran irani >> i think they get along well but they're both bringing very different issues. >> you're very formal you're sitting across. what's it like to be that fly when you're trying to negotiate something that is so crucial to middle east peace, and therefore, global peace? >> i think it's a mix in environmental pieces. there are times when they sit one on one in more comfortable chairs and locations, but the bottom line is they're spending the time with one another to try to figure out solutions. not just word solutions but actual practical solutions. >> we have to go here richard, but where do they actually make the deals? does it happen around that table, does it happen at dinner does it happen around a beer? >> beer probably not, but it would certainly happen around various kinds of tables and coffee bars. it would really depend on when the political circumstances of both countries demand. >>> we'll take a quick break. we have a lot more for you right after this. ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most