former nato supreme allied commander admiral james stavridis and james demint here tonight. >>> as the broadcast long suspected he would, president obama today spoke longingly of a third term. it seems mr. obama can't get enough of being fawned over by the mainstream liberal media and entertainer activists like jon stewart, who act as agents of president's agenda. >>> and the nfl commissioner surprised a few people. the nfl considered the nfl's report paid for by the nfl, and chose to support the nfl, upholding the nfl's four-game suspension of new england patriot quarterback tom brady. we'll take up why that does not appear to many to be fair and balanced with some of the best attorneys in the business. lis wiehl and mercedes colwin. what's next for brady and the nfl? >>> our top story, new reports the obama administration's nuclear deal with iran is a little more than what could be a tragic joke. officials confirming to the associated press tonight that iran refuses to permit u.s. inspectors in iran that the ayatollah wants instead iranians to collect their own soil samples and inter

brendan: with us from tufts is the former nato allied commander admiral james stavridis.tavridis: we've got to look at this agreement. it is 150 pages. very dense. they're dancing in the streets in tehran. the president of iran tweets " the prayers of the iranian people are answered." this has got a way to go before we start talking about an alternative. brendan: what other leverage might we have to get a better deal? admiral stavridis: at this point, very little. the other market returns are from the capitals of other nations involved. this is six party talks on the non-iranian side. it has been greeted with a lot of approval everywhere with the exception of the sunni world and israel. tom: after what we saw in iraq what would you expect would be the saudi response how should any administration respond? admiral stavridis: that is the right question. how do it mitigate the fallout. we have to get close to the sunni world. that means arms transfers u.s. presence. diplomatic heavy lifting. tom: but how do you show the flag? do you put an aircraft carrier off the coast of sa