Any agreement is based upon our willingness to use military force to stop Iran from trying to achieve a breakout capabil...
Thank you, Chairman Corker and Ranking Member Cardin, for holding not just this hearing but a whole series of very valua...
The inspection regime is only as strong as the political support for it.
So what we have heard, I think, from Senators on both sides of the aisle in these hearings is that distrust but verify i...
if it is a problem that Iran is 2 months away from a nuclear weapon today, I do not know how we can be comfortable with ...
I agree with you that a lack of clarity on exactly how U.N. sanctions would be restored... is one of the, I think, key u...
I think this is critical for the Foreign Relations Committee, its members, and the rest of the Senate, to be well-inform...
the core issue is political. As the DNI says, Iran's nuclear future is a political decision, not a technical one.
having more thorough, more broad knowledge of the prior military dimensions... are critical.
the purpose of that strong bipartisan vote and enactment by Congress was to ensure that Congress has the opportunity to ...
we need to have an agreement that puts Iran on a political track where they never revisit that decision.
We would not be here today, we would not have the information that we have today, if we had not passed the Iran Nuclear ...
What he meant was 8 years from now we would have the opportunity to weigh in because that is what is stated in the agree...
Unfortunately the executive branch went directly to the United Nations this Monday morning, something that certainly was...
A nuclear-armed Iran would threaten our national security, our vital ally, Israel, and the stability of the entire Middl...
the United States must not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon.
It is an agreement built on distrust.
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