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i think the wisest thing i've ever heard on this topic came from former senator phil gramm where he saidon and the lamb are to lie down together, we have to make sure that america is the lion. maybe everything will -- history is wrong, maybe everything will come together, they will voluntarily permanently, verifiably give up their home nuclear program. i'm a skeptic. if that happens we can talk about true productions, but in the meantime we have to be militarily strong. >> chris: i want to switch to another very hot topic, the president has a deadline next saturday as to whether or not to reimpose economic sanctions in iran and pull out of the nuclear deal. israeli prime minister and u.s. defense secretary jim mattis had very different takes this week on the merits of the deal, take a look. >> the iran deal, a nuclear deal is based on lies. it's based on iranian lies and deception. >> it is lit don't like written almost with an assumption that iran would try to cheat, so the verification, what is in their is actually pretty robust. >> chris: should president trump pull out of the iran nu

i'm phil gramm welcome to the program. french president emanuel macro says u.s. president donald trump's to say. to quit the iran nuclear deal is a mistake they made the comments while in germany to receive the prestigious charlemagne prize it's given every year to an individual who's made a special contribution to unity in europe ahead of thursday's ceremony the french president sat down with the w. news and german public broadcaster daily for an exclusive interview. but with your . boss a president madam. thank you for taking the time with the basic idea mr president. speak to you because you're going to be awarded the shot of my new price on thursday but we cannot limit ourselves to speaking about europe alone because we have a very important topic that's right you try it to a save the air india and nuclear deal when you were in washington why did you fail . i think the most important thing is to maintain stability and peace and middle east i'm in washington and i have said this by the way i had understood that president trump wanted to. leave agreement from t

i think the wisest thing that i have ever heard on this topic came from former senator phil gramm who said the lion and the lamb are to lie down together, we have to make sure that america is the lion. so, maybe everything -- history is wrong. come everything will together. they will voluntarily, permanently, verifiably give up their whole nuclear program. i am a skeptic. if that happens, we can talk about troop reductions but in the meantime, we have to be militarily strong. pullould president trump out of the iran nuclear deal next saturday even if the europeans decide to stay in it and continue to do business with tehran? >> i would counsel against it. i was opposed to the iran deal. i thought it was a bad deal. iran got most of the benefit up front with relief of sanctions and a planeload of cash that president obama sent over there so we lost a lot of our leverage. the key question is -- ok, we are where we are, what happens next if the u.s. pulls out? secretary mattis talked about the inspectors there. does a run kick out those inspectors so we lose what visibility we have their