We have to have, and we will have for there to be any agreement, the most exceptional intrusive monitoring.

It is not a question of good faith.

We will insist that the IAEA have the access it must have in order to do its job and to verify.

The administration's support for Israel is absolutely unshakable. We have done more for Israel's security over the last 6 years.

Congress will eventually have to decide whether to lift U.S. sanctions.

At the end of the day, again, we have to deal with--and by the way, I should say we don't accept the proposition that they would get a nuclear weapon.

We have to go through Russia in the Sanctions Committee of the United Nations Security Council.

We still believe that there have to be areas of tactical cooperation that we maintain.

The United States will stand with Israel. We will defend it, and we will challenge every instance of unfair treatment throughout the United Nations.

We are not interested in sanctions that are hurting the Russian economy for the sake of sanctions.

Congress has to play a central role, if we get to an agreement, to make sure that Iran lives up to its commitments.

the Americans who are detained illegally, erroneously, wrongly by Iran need to be released irrespective of these negotiations