pompeo. i know it's not an easy path to get to where we are all to allow consumers in all 50 states to be able to know what's in their food. mr. davis: my colleague, mr. pompeo, our congratulations are to you and the hard work that you and your staff and those in the house energy and commerce, house ag committee put forth to make this bill a reality today. i'm proud as a subcommittee chairman on the house ag committee for biotechnology, horticulture and research, to put my name on an amendment to this bill. i'm proud to stand here today to support this bill as a member of that committee and also as a dad who's responsible for shopping for many of the products that we're going to see this label put on in the grocery stores when i go home every weekend. biotechnology is crucial to our ability to feed the world. it's a critical technology and so much so in my district in central illinois that earlier this month i went on a biotech tour in my district. i visits plants and research facilities from

take another listen to representative pompeo as he describes it.e went overseas and got briefed about these side deals. >> i was incredibly surprised to learn that there were components of the deal that congress was not going to have privy -- be privy to. that there were deals that were arranged in vienna during these negotiations that were not going to be turned over. this is crazy. they're talking about in a place there were suspected explosions related to the nuclear program and we are not going to get to see the verification procedures surrounding that? i get that on the ground we might say no you can go here and you got to walk 50 yards this way. this is not that. these agreements are at the center of the understandings that were reached in shevienna. now congress is being told we can't do this. >> this is parts of the place that had explosions that were tied to the nuclear program that was covert. >> right. the congress especially those skeptical of the deal would want to know the details. parchin is a source of concern. these are legitimate

take another listen to representative pompeo as he describes it. overseas and got briefed about these side deals. >> i was incredibly surprised to learn that there were components of the deal that congress was not going to have privy -- be privy to. that there were deals that were arranged in vienna during these negotiations that were not going to be turned over. this is crazy. they're talking about in a place there were suspected explosions related to the nuclear program and we are not going to get to see the verification procedures surrounding that? i get that on the ground we might say no you can go here and you got to walk 50 yards this way. this is not that. these agreements are at the center of the understandings that were reached in shevienna. now congress is being told we can't do this. >> this is parts of the place that had explosions that were tied to the nuclear program that was covert. >> right. the congress especially those skeptical of the deal would want to know the details. parchin is a source of concern. these are legitimate source

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it is not about what mike pompeo is saying.he task we will be handing to the iaea will fail, not because of the unwillingness for them to work hard, but because it is always much easier to hide something then it is to find it. we want to understand precisely the technical terms, the timing the technical terms that have been put in place to understand what the scope of that regime is so that we can make more important decisions. this deal could get better. imagine of congress was on the cusp of overturning this arrangement. rejection of this deal prevents -- understanding the scope of the regime up close and the capacity to interview scientists and all of the things critical to understanding the scale and scope of the iranian nuclear program is something every member of congress needs to learn and understand. host: do you have a sense of how expansive this team will be? guest: i don't. i don't know the scope or scale. the corker card and requires the president to deliver a deal to congress and its relevant committees, one of whi

. >> it's 159-page agreement from what i understand congressman pompeo.ld there be the need for side deals, especially secret ones? >> jamie that's a fantastic question. senator cotton has it right. these side deals are about central issues. the administration has said these are just administrative they're about technical issues but that can't possibly be the case. these were hard fought negotiations and if it's just about the color of the buses the inspectors will drive in on why can't they be released? why would the iranians demand these documents be kept secret? >> are they going to stay secret senator? >> well i certainly hope they won't, and congressman pam pay yo and many others will be doing everything we can to insist the administration provide us these documents. the 60-day clock under which the administration claims to be operating right now really shouldn't have even begun to run yet. this means the president will not be able to lift sanctions or proceed with his agreement. they have a strong incentive to follow u.s. law regardless of the commi

. >> kansas republican congressman mike pompeo serves on the house committee and joins me now. know you've been an active partner with tom cotton. one of those the president was mentioning i'm policelis implicitly going to vienna talking to the national atomic energy officials. have some of the republican criticism been over the top as the president is charging? >> andrea this isn't about politics. when the ayatollah chants death to america he doesn't say death to republican or death to democrats. what senator cotton and i learned about these two secret ideals is deeply alarming. the administration says nothing to see here. but these secret deals which no member of congress and so far as i know no member of the american government has seen go to the very core of our ability to verify what took place at important sites inside of iran including this. this isn't about politics. this is about keeping americans safe. my focus is to make sure we getting access to the entire document which we're entitled to do under the law. and to ensure that the american people get a chance to see w

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but in any event, i'm glad that representative pompeo and senator cotton met with them. but there is so much of this deal that stinks to high heaven and when you see it today that apparently in the last year or so, there must have been approval for an exception to the sanctions on iran to allow iran to have 13 metric tons of muir gold shipped to it from south africa. and we find out today that actually the u.s. was releasing .2 billion to iran, apparently in iran paying them to sit down and negotiate further. mr. speaker i tell you, our allies have to be miffed how they find this administration operates. we are going to create a real shoe as to whether or not you may exist in the future. if you are our enemy we will pay you to sit down and negotiate with us. we will allow to get gold shipped to you from 13 metric tons. no telling how much grief that 13r metric tons of gold has cost the u.s. i wonder how many american lives has had their demise contributed to because of the gold -- how many christians how many jews or christians around the world have lost their lives as a

pompeo: absolutely. it's an enormous problem to be asked to vote on an agreement which you have not seen in its totality. that is, these are components of the agreement. these are important verification processes that are going to take place with respect to for example where there were suspected explosive device testing taking place for iran for their -- that were nuclear-related. to the extent we don't know what the iaea's work product is going to look like. i don't know how one evaluates this deal. i don't know how you can approve a deal. i don't know how the secretary himself approved a deal when he had not seen all of the terms that were part of the this -- were part of this agreement, part of the common set of understandings that led to the outcome we find ourselves in today. questioner: will those things come out before the 60-day review is over? mr. pompeo: i'm counting on it. i think every member of congress should demand that we get access to those documents. it may well be that when we see them

. >> reporter: two republican lawmakers senator tom cotton of arkansas and mark pompeo of los angeles say the iaea informed them in vienna that the u.n. nuclear watchdog reached two quote, unquote side deals with iran, one governing access to the suspected site of clandestine experiments with high explosives, the other surrounding the nuclear program's possible military dimension. secretary of state john kerry briefing lawmakers on the deal today acknowledged he himself had not seen the text of the iaa's separate deals with iran. >> i can't imagine any member of congress returning to the district and telling constituents they're going to vote for an agreement of this historic importance when they haven't seen all of the documents. >> reporter: top obama aides denied hiding any of the agreements with iran. >> that we drafted or were part of drafting, and all documents that have been shared with us by the iaea. >> reporter: in early july, iaea chief quietly traveled to tehran to finalize the terms of agency inspections, the documents memorializing are held by the two parties and the sub

. >> reporter: republican senator tom cotton and congressman mike pompeo learned of the side letters during a visit after a deal was struck. they want to see the letters. >> clearly two secret side deals between the iaea and iran and u.s. law demands congress have access to the deals. these go to the heart of the inspections regime that the administration hopes to impose on iran. >> reporter: if true, the side letters would blow apart a talking point that the 24 hour day delay before inspections can be undertaken does not impede effective verifications. >> like a police officer calling a drug dealer to say we're going to raid your apartment in 24 days so they can clear all the evidence. >> as i've said in unclassified and classified regimes, we have extraordinarily sensitive ways of finding minuscule amounts that are left over from using the nuclear materials. >> reporter: moniz's argument would be moot if it collected its own samples. the justice department today announced the parole of convicted israeli spy jonathan pollard in november, ending 30-year sentence for conspiring to sen

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have here is a pair of republican lawmakers, senator tom cotton of arkansas and congressman mike pompeonsas each a member of the armed services committee issuing a joint press release. they say that last week they visited vienna and headquarters of international atomic energy agency and were told by iaea officials that the agency which will do inspection and verification of the iran deal cut its own side deals with iran on two key issues inspections at a military site where there's suspected military activity and with respect to various other questions surrounding possible military dimension to iran's program. we have a chance to ask the national security advisor, susan rice about the allegations and also heard from john boehner, the house speaker on iran. let's listen. >> the president's iran deal may have been applauded at the united nations, i think he faces serious skepticism here at home. let me just assure you that members of congress will ask much tougher questions this afternoon when we meet with the president's team. because a bad deal threatens the security of the american peo

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let's get to the reaction from republican congressman mark pompeo on what happens now? first, to this iran thing, and i want to talk to you about all the documents and everything else getting released, but on the iran thing and the likelihood that you can have enough members voting against this to override the president, what do you think? >> neil, thanks for having me on the show today. the more members of congress learn about this deal, the more they reject it. whether it's the absolute unlikelihood of sanctions snapping back, whether it's the capacity for iran to continue to build the ballistic missile program more or side deals, very clear that members of congress are more skeptical, not less, i'm optimistic that the american people demand we do the right thing and we reject this deal. >> i get a sense after nancy pelosi remarks yesterday that it's an exquisite deal, that stuff, she is trying to keep her own members in line, and the president personally imploring a number of other democrats on the fence to do the same. that if they just can keep those numbers down,

also consider h.r. 1599, the safe and accurate food labeling act sponsored by representative mike pompeo. this bipartisan bill will ensure uniformed national labeling of foods from genetically engineered plants, by addressing the patchwork of conflicting labeling laws, we will fix the growing problem of inconsistent and confusing information for consumers. . finally, the house is expected to consider the conference report for the fiscal year 2016 national defense authorization act, and i thank the gentleman and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for his information with respect to the legislation for next week. as the gentleman knows we have now passed six appropriation bills. last week consider of the interior bill was postponed. it the gentleman and mr. rogers have both made representations that they hope to do all 12 appropriation bills. can the gentleman tell me whether or not you did not announce any appropriation bills on the schedule for next week, can the gentleman tell me whether or not he expects to bring additional appropriation bills to the floor prior to the august

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first, cheshire kautsky of illinois and mike pompeo of kansas. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, and you can contribute to the conversation on phone and facebook and twitter. another presidential campaign event from today was held by republican rick santorum, who told a group of reporters that the american family structure would be among the key issues of the 2016 election and that he supports a national standard of marriage. he also answer questions on immigration, the supreme court decision, and family values. this is an hour. mr. cook: our guest today is former pennsylvania senator and current presidential candidate rick santorum. his last visit with us was in july of 2005. we are glad to have him back. he was born in virginia but moved to pennsylvania when he was 7. he's a graduate of penn state. earned a m.b.a. at the university of pittsburgh, and has a law degree from dickenson law school. in 1990 at the age 32, our guest ran for the u.s. house, defeat an incumbent who outspent him almost 3-is. in 19

that's why i recently joined speaker boehner, senator cotton and congressman pompeo in calling on the administration to comply with the terms of this law by providing the senate with the text of the two -- the two side agreements reached between iran and the iaea. that was more than a week ago, but we still have yet to receive them. without this critical information, republicans and democrats in congress may not be able to properly assess such a highly consequential deal with iran. that simply is not acceptable. the administration needs to turn over the side agreements without delay. let me say that again. the administration needs to turn over the side agreements without delay. even considering all this, the senate has already begun its necessary oversight of the deal that will soon be before us. the armed services committee held a hearing yesterday on the strategic and military implications of the deal. the foreign relations committee also held a hearing yesterday to consider the alternatives to this agreement. today it will consider the implications of sanctions relief for iran alon

then later, republican congressman miami pompeo of kansas is a member of both the select intelligence and select benghazi committees. "washington journal" live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. you can contribute to the program by phone and on facebook and twitter. >>> homeland security secretary jeh johnson testifies tuesday at the house judiciary committee oversight hearing on immigration and enforcement live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> the city span cities country travels across the country. lexington, kentucky. edward pritchard was a state hero who had a tumultuous political career. >> in the mid-1940s if you had asked who is a bright shining star in american politics on a national scale someone who's going to be governor, senator perhaps president, a lot of people katherine graham arthur she is sin jer, would have said ed pritchard of kentucky. he was one of those people who worked in the white house in his early 20s seemed destined for great things, then came back to kentucky in the mid-1940s was indicted for stuffing a ballot box. went to prison. and so that inc

also consider h.r. 1599, the safe and accurate food labeling act sponsored by representative mike pompeo. this bipartisan bill will ensure uniformed national labeling of foods from genetically engineered plants, by addressing the patchwork of conflicting labeling laws, we will fix the growing problem of inconsistent and confusing information for consumers. . finally, the house is expected to consider the conference report for the fiscal year 2016 national defense authorization act, and i thank the gentleman and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for his information with respect to the legislation for next week. as the gentleman knows we have now passed six appropriation bills. last week consider of the interior bill was postponed. it the gentleman and mr. rogers have both made representations that they hope to do all 12 appropriation bills. can the gentleman tell me whether or not you did not announce any appropriation bills on the schedule for next week, can the gentleman tell me whether or not he expects to bring additional appropriation bills to the floor prior to the august