I identify what I call five fatal flaws of the nuclear agreement with Iran: ineffective verification that will not detect or deter cheating at suspect sites such as at military facilities that Iran's Supreme Leader has declared to be off…

Congress should vote on the agreement and reject it if you decide that it is a bad agreement.

We need to continue to do the right thing, and this regime in Iran is going to continue to do the wrong thing.

To dismantle their operations.

I want to get to your level of confidence. Tell me how you are confident of that.

I do not see how there can be a deal, without access to sites that are suspicious anywhere and promptly.

The thing that I am most worried about is that we will wind up looking like we keep on making compromises and, therefore, we are seen as either weak.

This was a really, really bad deal when it was made. It is a much worse deal today.

I think if Congress makes very clear that its support for the agreement is conditional on a robust American commitment to the region.

the importance of the U.S. people and the U.S. Congress saying that.

I am not satisfied to have an Iranian tell me that that is all that it refers to.

The costs and risks of accepting this bad agreement far outweigh the alternative of going back to the negotiating table.