. >> and we'll be talking to john bolten about her experience. you'll be standing by. we'll get back to you. >> for more, we'll bring in a democratic political consultant and former adviser to hillary clinton for president. and also a former dech pewputy assistant to george w. bush. good to see both of you. richard what issues would you say that hillary clinton should come out out of the gate that she should focus on and what missteps to avoid? >> well, as you've seen from this statement that her campaign manager put out, she's all about the middle class dealing with income inequality and frankly unleashing theaunt acts of women not being fully used in work and workplace and so forth. i don't think hillary clinton wants to talk about the comparison between the bill chin to be administration and bush, but she's all about the future. >> hang on. stop right there. focus on hillary and the future. you're side stepping already. tell me what hillary will focus on. that's what we want to hear. >> she'll be talking about breaching the gap between the upper-the 1% and the buld

fox news contributor my friend john bolten joins me now. ambassador, is this relationship going to end badly? >> well, it's going to end badly for the united states and its friends. i'm afraid from iran's point of view this is about the best deal they could expect. of course they're happy. they're going to get the economic sanctions lifted. they have made essentially trivial, easily reversible concessions on their nuclear weapons program, that leaves them on a path for nuclear weapons in a time of their choosing. >> excuse me. when you say that they've made concessions but they're easily reversible, when the president says, you know, we're going to be watching them, we're going to know what's going on, do you not buy that? >> no. you know, number one, we do not right now know everything about iran's nuclear weapons program. we know some things, but the notion that we know everything is fatally flawed. number two, the deal itself doesn't cover all aspects of the nuclear weapons program. it doesn't cover the weaponization aspects and it doesn