Their existence depends on this being a continued, exportable revolution.

The IRGC has up to 20 percent to 30 percent of Iran's economy.

We are going to give Iran access not just to the $150 billion signing bonus, but the hundreds of billions of dollars over the course of that 10 or 15 years.

I am going to run out of time. Address the idea of is there an alternative to what we are doing now?

this committee has really addressed this issue in a nonpartisan, I am not going to use bipartisan, but a nonpartisan issue.

I am deeply skeptical, though, that we are going to be able to hold the sanctions in place, if the deal was turned down.

I am so encouraged that we ended up with a unanimous vote in this committee and a 98-1 vote in the Senate to go back to the balance of power...

I am outraged. I think by the administration going to the United Nations before we actually have a chance to even read the document...

I think we all agree the goal here is that we do whatever we can for as long as we can to make sure Iran does not have a nuclear weapon, not now, not in 10 years, not ever.

I am very troubled by the side deals.

Things have gotten materially worse, not better, since the JCPOA, in terms of domestic security for these four countries that we visited.