Now, if the U.S. Congress moves to unilaterally reject what was agreed to in Vienna, the result will be the United States of America walking away from every one of the restrictions...
We believe this is a good deal for the world, a good deal for America, a good deal for our allies and friends in the region.
the alternative to the deal we have reached is not a better deal--some sort of unicorn arrangement involving Iran's complete capitulation.
If we walk away from what was agreed in Vienna, we will be walking away from every one of the restrictions we have negotiated.
This plan was designed to address the nuclear issue alone, not to reform Iran's regime, or end its support for terrorism.
The IAEA can request access to any suspicious location with 24 hours' notice under the Additional Protocol, which Iran, again, will implemen...
those same people asked for us to keep that in place 2 years later because it has worked.
We passed it unanimously, and it played a very significant role in bringing Iran to the table.
They have now sworn before the rest of the world that they will not seek that. But based on their past performance, we cannot trust them, be...
I do not believe that they will.
under no circumstances will Iran be permitted to acquire a nuclear weapon.