So if, in fact, the Congress felt that this deal did not rise to the sufficient level for the national interests and security of the United States and rejected it, it would not necessarily mean we would be at war with Iran.
Bob Menendez Jr.: “So if, in fact, the Congress felt that this deal did not rise to the sufficient level for the national interests and…”
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Menendez addresses the implications of Congress rejecting the Iran deal.
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