activities. he's going to say i won't sign the piece of paper, but congress, if you want to keep the sanctions waived, that's fine with he m. in essence i'm for the deal before i was against it. and it's going to be a very muddled presentation tomorrow, in my view. >> rick, it's hard with this president. if you go back in time, there was a lot of honest, intellectual debate in this country. not just the right and the left, but even within the democratic party there was a robust debate, there was a full-throated lobbying effort on the part of the obama administration and the secretary of energy was one of the top folks asked to lobby for the iran deal. the vice president was deployed. but this is different. this seems to be concerned not about decertifying, which is not the same inning this as ripping up the iran deal which is what the president promised to do. this seems to be concerned that the motive is something other than what jeremy just described. this was just a nuclear deal.