country objects and says well that's a very sensitive location. i've got military activities there that have nothing to do with nuclear weapons that i don't want you to come see. if the country can convince the iaea without offering access if there's some other way to convince them that their concerns are unjustified, then they can do that. but if they are unable to convince the iaea then they still have a right to go. and there's a provision in the agreement for the whole group, including iran but also including the six countries they were negotiating with to essentially vote on whether the inspector will be able to go and that means iran won't be able to block because even with countries like russia or china voting with them they wouldn't have the majority of that group. >> phyllis bennis your reaction to the deal. >> i think the technical points that professor bunn was just