the most important thing that Congress can do is reestablish American deterrence.
I think we have to be very strategic as to how we deal with new sanctions legislation.
I think we could probably get that completed.
Another thing we can do, and this became very clear to me in my visits to the gulf states, is that we have an articulated regional strategy ...
We made clear in the negotiations that we retained the ability and we were going to keep in place sanctions on terrorism.
The Iran Sanctions Act expires at the end of 2016. Congress may well want to extend that law so that that power is available immediately if ...
If Congress were to say these sanctions cannot be lifted, it would not be any different than the snapback that we now have.
I want to thank Secretary Kerry, Secretary Moniz, and Secretary Lew, and your entire negotiating team.
The terms of this deal achieve the purpose they were meant to achieve: blocking Iran's paths to a nuclear bomb.
We also have made clear we reserve the right to put additional sanctions in place to address concerns about terrorism, human rights, and des...
We need to focus on not just preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon--I think that remains our top priority with respect to Iran--bu...