It is a little extreme to tell Iran that they should have remained in compliance with it after we backed out.

This assessment is seemingly incompatible with the administration's intent to have the and I quote 'final and fully verified denuclearization of North Korea.'

What is the Congress for if we are not going to ask you questions about what you are working on?

I also oppose the JCPOA, but I think that getting enriched uranium out of Iran is a good thing.

To make it legally binding you need Congress and to get Congress, you are going to have to have a regime that does a credible job of keeping Iran from having nuclear weapons.

We have bled lives and treasure to protect the people of South Korea by the tens of thousands of deaths, by the hundreds of thousands of injuries.

Can you describe what the Administration is doing to make it more difficult for Iran to use illicit procurement?

Asking or insisting upon--let me put it this way. I quoted Secretary Perry.

I think that President Trump's withdrawal from the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty represented a huge mistake, both for America's security and global peace.

I let you go a little over because you are doing the most important thing in the world which is preventing the spread of nuclear weapons.

But it covered the period through the end of 2016?

What is the Trump Administration doing to prevent France from selling a very large processing plant to China that would allow Beijing to produce enough material for tens of thousands of nuclear weapons?