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Plus, vermont senator Bernie Sanders poking fun at Hillary Clinton. Our panel is looking ahead this morning on sunday morning futures. Chinas Stock Exchange set to open later today kicking off a shortened week for china as the Global Markets prepare for what could be another volatile week of trading. Just yesterday the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve stan fisher said the Federal Reserve will not wait for a 2 Interest Rate. So what does it mean for your investments and the week ahead . We have the chief economic adviser for alliance and former c of pimco. Muhammad, good to have you on the program. Welcome. Thank you, maria. So much to talk about after the huge route in stocks last week. Ahead of the jobs numbers ahead this week and ahead of the important september meeting for the Federal Reserve. First, talk about the Global Markets that we just saw. What was behind all the volatility, muhammad . It was crazy, maria. The dow traveled a total of 10,000 points during the week. Two things were behind it. One is the markets repricing the prospects for Global Growth because of evidence that china and other emerging economies are slowing down, and those countries have gone from being a locomotive for the Global Economy to actually detracting from Global Growth. Then the second was a lack of confidence that the centralback in china could respond quickly enough and effectively enough. Once you shook those two paradigms, then you got all sorts of behavior now. Luckily the market came back and actually ended the week higher, but we learned a lot from this ha ha harrowing journey. As you say, it ended with a gain of 1. 1 for the Dow Jones Industrial average. Does that indicate to you that were still in the middle of this volatility, that we will still see scary days ahead like the selloff last monday . Yes. I think what we learned last week was that the journey mattered more than the destination. Yes, the destination was okay at the end of the day, but in the journey we learned a lot. We learned that the underpinnings of the recent rally in stock prices is pretty weak. We learned that people no longer trust unquestionably central bank and we learned that the functioning of markets and the etfs in particular have difficulty in this mass of volatility. I think its important to internalize what we learned from the journey and not focus on the destination. I want to ask you about this, muhammad. I want to get your take on what this means for the Federal Reserve in september and the impact for the chinese economy. Stay with us. First, lets get some context here as Federal Reserve officials weigh whether or not to raise key short term Interest Rates for the first time in more than nine years in just a couple of weeks. Fox news Senior Correspondent eric shawn looking at that ankle. Good morning, eric. Good morning, maria and everyone. After wall streets wild ride everybody wonders, again, should i buy, sell, hold. The fed is expected to raise rates by a smidge,. 25 . The question is when. Climate might be right for a hike but not quite yet. Vice chairman Stanley Fisher said there was a strong case to raise rates at the feds meeting in september but that was before last week. Fisher cited improved u. S. Labor figures and a stronger u. S. Economy. He said, quote, we will most likely need to proceed cautiously in normalizing the stance of monetary policy. For the purpose of meeting our goals the entire path of Interest Rates matters more than the particular timing of the first increase. You may remember back in 1981 fed chairman paul volker sent rates soaring but it helped salvage our economy. The last time they raised rates was in june of 2008. Any hint of a hike has shaken stocks. Then fed chairman ben bernanke said the feds Economic Stimulus Program may slow. If the incoming data supports the view that the economy is able to sustain a reasonable cruising speed, we will ease the pressure on the accelerator by gradually reducing the pace of purchases. Any needs to consider applying the brakes by raising shortterm brakes is still far in the future. Well, it is not now that far in the future. The much anticipated fed meeting on a decision comes on september 17th. No matter what the fed does, only one thing will matter. The bottom line, will it work. Maria . Thats exactly right, eric. Eric shawn with the latest. Were back with muhammad elarian. Muhammad, the comments coming out of Stanley Fisher, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve out of the jackson hole meeting were interesting because he said the confidence in inflation is moving up in pretty high numbers but that the previous case for a september liftoff was not conclusi conclusive. He keeps mentioning china and the devaluation of the currency there. Why is the devaluation of the yuan in china so critical to whether or not the fed raises rates, muhammad . For several reasons. One is that the fed is worried about the unintended consequences of raising rates. While the domestic indicators, especially the drop markets, are significant nagle go ahead fed raise in september, the International Indicators are saying be careful. If you move too quickly, then a few things are going to happen. One is youre going to strengthen the dollar and thats going to cree aid a head wind for the economy. Second, you can contribute to financial instability globally and that will spill back onto the u. S. So the fed wants to keep its options open because there are conflicting signals coming from the domestic economy and international. Thats why theyre going to make us focus not on the timing of the first hike but on what comes afterwards. This will be the loosest tightening in the history of the fed. You think even if they were to raise rates in september or december it will be one rate hike or it will not be followed by a string of Interest Rate increases. It will be unusual. It wont be hike at every meeting. This is going to be a stopgo process, very data dependent. Thats the first difference. Secondly, the path itself is going to be very shallow compared to what weve seen. Third, the terminal value, where theyre going to end up, is going to be lower than historical averages. So, you know, the timing matters and my gutt feeling is they wont go in september. Theres simply too much global uncertainty. As much as i would have liked it to go earlier, i think right now they will not go in september but importantly, the markets are going to have to start focusing not on the first hike but on this very shallow part. Interesting. So no Interest Rate increase in september. What do you think the jobs numbers will mean to all of this . Weve got the jobs numbers coming out next week, this upcoming friday. Does that weigh into the feds plan . Oh, absolutely. If they see two things, one is solid job growth and by solid we mean in excess of 200,000 per month and, second, if they see wages finally moving up, that for them is a signal that they better get going. I think were going to see pretty strong job numbers but were not going to see wages to respond. Thats the key, the wages. Given all of this, muhammad, what would you be doing in terms of allocating capital right now. Do you want to keep to the sidelines . Do you think the selling continues this week . I think the volatility continues over the next few weeks and thats going to be opportunity to buy good names at lower prices. You know, what we found out last week is the good gets flushed out for the bad. Why . Because Investment Managers need to raise cash. When you need to raise cash, you sell whatever you can. You sell your winners, you sell your losers, you sell whatever you can. I think investors need to have some dry powder out there because good values get created. Also, they need to ask the question, can i stomach this volatility . Because one of the disturbing things we found out is a lot of people sold at the worst possible time on monday and tuesday. So its important for people to be able to stomach the volatility of the portfolio. If you cant stomach it, then bring it down now rather than be forced to do it at the wrong time. Youre right. You have to have a strong stomach on monday. Some stocks ended up down 40, 50 . People were selling whatever they had to sell. Great to have you on the program. Thanks so much. Thank you, maria. Muhammad el arian there. With a looming showdown over the iran deal and a crucial vote after the recess, why some say any deal with iran is a threat to national security. Former Senate Majority leader George Mitchell joins us next to weigh in live. I hope youll follow us on twitter maria bartiromo, sunday futures. Let us know what you want to hear from senator mitchell next on sunday morning futures. If you cant stand the heat, get off the test track. Get the mercedesbenz youve been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedesbenz dealer. But hurry, offers end august 31st. Share your summer moments in your mercedesbenz with us. Welcome back. We could be just weeks away from a high stakes congressional vote on the controversial Iran Nuclear Deal. That vote has made people come out of the woodwork to make their cases heard. More than 200 retired admirals and generals are sending Congress Emails condemning the deal. They joining me is former democratic senator George Mitchell of maine. Former chairman to the Mitchell Commission tasked with ending the israeliarab conflict. Good to have you on the program. Thank you, maria. Really important to hear your views on this. You have brought with you a letter where former members of congress have signed. Tell us about this letter that you are putting forth today. 75 former members of congress have joined to write to the current members of congress expressing our support and urging them to support the agreement when it comes up for a vote. Why are you supporting this deal when we know that iran is a supporter of terrorism, a lot of people question if, in fact, theyre going to keep their word. Most people, chuck schumer, colleague of yours has said we dont believe iran will keep to anything in this agreement . Right. There are many, many other senators who have come out in support of the agreement and a large number have also come out against the agreement. So there are arguments on both sides. In my view, this is the best way to prevent iran from getting a Nuclear Weapon. Sanctions brought iran to the table. The sanctions have been effective because theyre universal, not just the United States. This is not an agreement between just the u. S. And iran on our side of the agreement. Its russia, china, brittain, france, germany. If the agreement is rejected by the congress, the sanctions will erode. Russia and china have said they wont go along. Its unlikely that the others will and so iran will then be in a position of having done nothing and getting relief from sanctions. If, on the other hand, the agreement is approved and supported, iran will have to take verifiable steps verified by the International Atomic agency that will prevent it from attaining a Nuclear Weapon through either the enrichment of uranium or the manufacture of plutonium. Its an effective agreement. It has broad support. Not just the countries involved in the agreement. All 15 members of the United Nations Security Council support it. The overwhelming majority of countries around the world that have declared a position support the agreement. Rejection by the congress would be a huge set back and would be more likely to trigger a nuclear iran and a Nuclear Arms Race in the region thereby undermining the Nuclear Nonproliferation regime which the United States has led and which has been largely successful. Keep in mind that there are many countries in the world who have or could quickly acquire the capability to produce Nuclear Weapons. The vast majority refrain from doing so in reliance on the United States right. And the International Atomic agencys inspection. You said a lot of things there. I want to go back to them one by one because in terms of the sanctions are you saying that basically because the International Community has agreed to this we are too far along . If perhaps we hadnt had their agreement, maybe had we pushed back earlier this would have been different . Because during this tenyear period they will have 150 billion of sanctions money that will have been lifted. They could use that money to supporter or rimp. We know theyve supported hamas and hezbollah among others. Once the sanctions are gone theyre going to get money anyway. What they are doing is that unless you can solve every single problem with respect to iran, you shouldnt solve any. The fact is whatever they do with those billions of dollars will be less effective without a Nuclear Weapon than it would be if they had a Nuclear Weapon. So this agreement, which is focused on the issue of iran and Nuclear Weapons, is the best and most reasonable way to prevent them from getting a Nuclear Weapon. Dick cheney wrote an op ed in the wall street journal this weekend, titled it restoring american exceptionalism by dick cheney and elizabeth cheney. Among the many deficiencies is the irreversible damage it will do to the International Nonproliferation regime contained in the nonproliferation treaty. Allowing the iranians to enrich uranium in just a few short years will generally guarantee that they will become a Nuclear Weapon state and doesnt that guarantee an arms race . I think i like and respect dick cheney. I served with him in the congress, but i believe its the exact opposite of what he said. Scuttling this agreement will be the single most important factor in enabling iran to proceed towards a Nuclear Weapon and will leave the United States isolated in the world and then having the choice of either a nuclear iran or a war to prevent a nuclear iran. Do they get to inspect their military sites with their own inspectors . The opponents have conflated three separate issues into one to create a highly misleading impression. The first point to make is with respect to declared Nuclear Facilities there is 24 7 inspection by the International Agency, cameras inside of the facilities. The second point to make is that any secret currently unknown facilities that may develop in which the iae develops suspicions they can initiate a process to review those. Thats the 24day period. It applies only to currently unknown possible future secret violations by iran. The third point is the agreement calls for a report by the International Agency on irans past military activities. The first step in that process is that they get a report from iran about it and the iaea monitors that and then makes its own report. It is that tiny aspect of the third report that the opponents have tried to suggest apprise to all inspects, which is not the case. I see. All right. Youve clarified a lot. Senator, you think this goes through. This is a done deal, isnt it . Oh, i dont know about that. Its a tough vote. Its a very big vote. There is intense pressure on both sides of members of congress. The process which has been established, of course, and the constitutional veto of the president means that only 34 senators are needed to support the agreement. Right. I think theyre very close to that now. I hope thats what happens. Senator, its great to have you on the show today. Thank you, maria. Thank you so much. Senator George Mitchell joining us. President obama comparing tensions between the u. S. And israel over the iran nuke deal to a family feud. The speaker of the Israeli Parliament will be up next. What it means to the safety of his country next. Were back on sunday morning futures. Welcome back. President obama making a strong push for the Iran Nuclear Deal to Jewish Americans on friday declaring, quote, were all pro israel. Were all family. The president went on to detail key points in the agreement noting that the deal, quote, blocks every pathway iran might take to develop a Nuclear Weapon, unquote. But israeli Prime Minister benjamin netanyahu, however, definitely not on the same page arguing in a visit to italy that the iran deal will only fuel terrorism. Joining me to talk more about it is yulie etle steen. Nice to have you on the program. Thank you for having me. First off, give us your assessment of the Iran Nuclear Deal. The vast majority of israelis, including the vast majority of the israeli members of parliament both in the coalition and opposition very much worried about the deal. We might have differences about the next steps, how to deal with this new reality, but i think theres little doubt the deal is a terrible win because it basically doesnt leave the International Community, the International Commune group any chance to inspect. There are suspicions the agency might have then they have to inform them about the suspicions and they have to react to that without any defined timetable. Then even if they admit that theres some basis for the suspicions, they still have 24day period in order to get rid of any evidence. So it makes it quite obvious that there will be no serious inspection. The sanctions, as you rightly mentioned in the previous interview, are lifted immediately. Estimated sum of at least 150 billion will get into the hands of the tehranian regime and at least part of it if not the majority of this money will very soon make its way into our area, into the middle east, the hands of hezbollah, hamas, other groups in syria. It will make our lives pretty hard. What about what senator mitchell said there are cameras in the military sites at all times, that the 24day period is adequate, that this is going to ensure that they wont build a bomb versus exactly the opposite with what you and so many critics are saying. Thats exactly the question. How will we know if theyre building a bomb five miles away from the declared facility where they have the cameras . How will we possibly know . Its not a democratic country where investigative journalists make their way into the undeclared facility. The problem is the function out there, there is a kind of legitimacy given when i this deal from the International Community to develop Nuclear Weapons. Senator mitchell is correct, all the members of the Security Council and the vast majority of the countries around the world support this deal. My question is, even if we learn about certain violations, american intelligence, Israeli Intelligence will bring the facts say to the american president , to the israeli Prime Minister, will make them public to the world community, what will happen next . Will the Security Council get together and cancel the deal . Pardon my simple language, but they really need guts to make a step like that. Im not sure that the International Community after all this work on the deal will act this way. Well, its minor violations, still better than no deal. I think this is such an important point because George Mitchell was saying, look, this is not about the u. S. And iran. This is about the u. S. And five other super powers and the International Community is there. The u. S. Was the leader here. The other countries were looking for some direction. Well, its not always easy to be a leader under these circumstances especially having china on board, russia on board. Not easy. But at the same time i think that the American Administration still has a lot to say about it. I am pretty pessimistic even if the American Administration would work in the right way that this will immediately be followed by the partners including china and russia. Still to continue with the crippling sanctions is a possibility. I think that the former secretary clinton defined it. Crippling sanctions really worked. That was the reason they went up to the table. At the table they all of a sudden discovered they can push and push and push without getting push back. Thats right. Now those sanctions, 150 billion worth of sanctions, cannot be snapped back if, in fact, there is, you know, a i problem. Let me ask you about the u. N. Security council. Have you ever seen a situation where the u. S. Goes to the u. N. To be the policeman rather than actually through the structure of congress . Well, actually, i think that the structure of congress is important in any regime. The speaker of the parliament i have to say that i do believe in that and i think well have to wait for the vote on the hill. If if im not interfering in any way in what the congress will decide and the senate will decide, but if they will not support the deal, it will be a very serious sign to the International Community and the u. N. , everyone understands what you said, maria. Without u. S. Leadership, its a nondeal. We know many middle Eastern Countries are unhappy about this deal like saudi arabia who no doubt will look to get a nuclear bomb. Nuclear race is just around the corner. If the deal is approved, if someone wants to imagine a perfect nightmare, let him or her imagine the middle east with three, four, five countries rapidly developing nuclear capacity. Thank you for joining us today. My pleasure. This is a scary subject. Thank you for the clarity, mr. Speaker. We will see you soon. Well be watching the developments. Up next, democrats waiting on a decision from Vice President joe biden. How Hillary Clintons emails could influence his next move. Were looking ahead to 2016 on sunday morning futures. Well be right back. We live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. Im eric shawn ampt night at the ballpark turns tragic after a fan falls to his death during the braves yankees game. The man tumbled 40 feet from the upper deck. The victim has been identified as a 60yearold georgia man. One witness said excitement sadly propelled him over that railing. And investigators this morning trying to figure out what exactly allegedly set off a texas man to kill a sheriffs deputy while he was fueling up his patrol car at a gas station. Darren goforth was a 10 year veteran. Miles is charged with capital murder. For now im eric shawn. Back to sunday morning futures and maria. Thank you, eric. Vice President Joe Biden expected to announce a decision next month whether he will be shaking up the race for the democratic nomination. A potential biden run infuriating president bill clinton. This as a poll Shows Hillary clinton losing ground to Bernie Sanders in iowa. The former secretary of state beating him by 7 points. Ed rollins is former Principal White House adviser to president reagan. Hes a long time business strategist and a fox news political analyst. Judith miller. Shes a Pulitzer Prize winning analyst and steven significamun democrat strategist. Thank you for joining us. Thanks for having us. Joe biden, does he enter the race, ed rollins . I dont think he does at the end of the day. What hes discovering is the Democrat Camp in her house. The White House Camp may not be but the establishment does. In my sense it would be a very difficult task for him. He wont have the money. Hell divide the party up and hell have the chaos we have. I think they see trump as the potential here disrupter that they have an excellent chance of winning the presidency with hillary. Excellent stuff. He doesnt have the money, judy. Isnt it late in the game . Were only at the end of the summer but still. 4350 days out is now considered late in the game. Look, i think everything depends on whether or not hillarys candidacy fault terse and i think its a moment as doug shone, former clinton pollster, said her candidacy is in mortal peril. Its not just the email scandal. A lot of democrats arent moved by that. Its the fact that as a quinnipiac poll shows, whats the first word that occurs to them when they mention her name, many people said liar. That is not the way you want to have your candidate perceived. Actually, i saw that and i was just like, wow when i read it. The first word was liar, the second word was dishonest. The first three to five words the best part of the word was bill which is about five or six down. So if she faulters it seems to me that biden will have to enter the race despite the fact he was at 5 in january, now hes at 30. Thats a stunning turn around. Steven, jump in. What are you hearing . Biden would make a great president. It would be nice if he runs because it would inject some seriousness in what has been an unserious campaign so far. I dont think hes going to run. It gets late early in president ial politics. Let me address something that was said about the Clinton Campaign because despite everything that she just talked about and, you know, there are some serious selfinflicted wounds here. If the election for president were held today, she would be elected president. Shes Winning National polls and winning ties in swing is states. Bernie sanders has made in roads in New Hampshire which is next to him and iowa which is traditionally a very unpredictable state. The rest of the country with a much bigger electorate shes dominant in. Even though there were revelations in the email server that Clinton Emails were classified under an executive order signed by the president. The state department remaining quiet over the handling of the emails while secretary clinton was in office. The email is sort of unfathomable. I cant understand why they made that. Its a little bit of a 20th century political handling of all of this. My point is despite all of that, despite all of that, so the worst moment of her campaign sort of to eds campaign, because the republican field is so weak and so unpopular. You talked about her being referred to as liar in the quinnipiac poll. There was another poll the Washington Post did in which the republicans had higher unfavorable reports than voldemort. Ed, what about that. She has run a terrible campaign. For a person whos been running for eight years, she has not got this thing unraveled. Going back to all of this, unless theres something serious where the fbi is now investigating someone else and says it was really criminal, obviously then Something Like that, anybody can jump in. I think at this point in time establishment of the Democratic Party is going to get her across labor. Africanamerica africanamericans, women voters. Hold that thought, judy. Want to take a look at whats coming up in media buzz. Good morning to you. What are you working on . Good morning, maria. 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Going to bring back our panel here, ed rollins, judith rollins, steven sigmund. What do you think this told us, the upset he had with jorge ramos. Trump has dominated since june 16th. Hes diminished the serious con dates in the sense of not allowing them to move forward. Bush is now way behind. Walkers eliminated almost in iowa and so my sense is, you know, is he going to win this thing . I dont think so. Is he going to basically put a bunch of people together, 25, 30 leading the polls . Is he going to start demanding things in a platform . Is he damaging us with hispanic voters . These are irrepairable things we cant get back. My sense is hes hurting the ticket immeasurably at this point. After the comments he made about mexico and the immigrant situation, you would think that latinas are not fans, but we have the numbers here from the latest poll showing that only 51 of that community disapprove of him. You would think it would be much higher, judy. You would think it would be and i would suspect it would be if he succeeds in getting the nomination, which i dont think is going to happen. I dont see how when you have mitt romney who only won 26 of the hispanic vote last time and lost the election in parts because he did so poorly with hispanics, how you can continue to alienate 50,000 new voters every month and win an election, a general election, but he is doing incall kubel damage to the brand. Hes forcing jeb bush to talk about anchor babies. He is really infliktding a lot of damage. Hes doing the democrats work for them. Is that what youre saying . Absolutely. Why doesnt bush step up and say my wife is from children, my children are mexican children. That was a perfect position. Mexico is one of our best neighbors, why are you insulting these people . You know, it just we need that vote long term. Im going to be im an old man. Ill be dead and gone, but at the end of the day republicans are never going to win the presidency if they dont get the hispanic vote. Good you say this. Steve, i want to get your take on this. Peggy noonan in her op ed, the title is america is still in play. The base is changing. The establishment of the gop does not see who america is right now. Yeah, i mean, i think thats the problem here and thats why jeb bush instead of reacting the way he should have reacted doubled down on anchor babies, right . The phenomenon here is so unpredictable for the Republican Party and so unpredictable to whats happening when you think every time he says something, you know, frankly i had diddiot hes going to implode. Two weeks ago he didnt know anything. The bluster was not about being politically incorrect, it was the fact that he couldnt actually answer the question. It didnt seem to matter. Thats whats making it so scary and unpredictable for republicans like jeb bush. Instead of running their race, theyre doubling down on his race. Hes a dems dream to run up against hillary. Hes not going to be the nominee but more importantly hes driving the conversation right now and driving huge amounts of the electorate towards democrats. That was exactly my point earlier. Its the reason Hillary Clinton even when shes had a disastrous summer would still be elected president if the election were today. Your point and peggys point is the establishment doesnt understand. The establishment that put in mccain, romney, what have you did not understand the tea party put in the congress. The tea party and evangelical movement is a strong part of the party. Theyre not the money people, billionaires, but they care deeply about this party. Hes tapping into that. At the end of the day the promises hes making, im going to get rid of all the gangs in america. Reporter with you going to put them in. The king of jack fry. Hes going to raise taxes on hedge fund guys, bad hedge fund guys. He sounds like Bernie Sanders. Right. Right. Well take a short break. Well move on to foreign policy. With the Iran Nuclear Deal gaining support and oftppositio well look at the congressional showdown coming up on sunday morning futures. Back with our panel in a minute. Its the Little Things in life that make me smile. Spending the day with my niece. I dont use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. Before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. Even well fitting dentures let in food particles. Just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so youre more comfortable and confident while you eat. So its not about keeping my dentures in, its about keeping the food particles out. Try super poligrip free. If you cant stand the heat, get off the test track. Get the mercedesbenz youve been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedesbenz dealer. But hurry, offers end august 31st. Share your summer moments in your mercedesbenz with us. Welcome back. The Iran Nuclear Deal this morning getting a big boost a month ahead of a possible congressional vote. As you just heard, former maine senator George Mitchell along with 74 other former members of congress sending current washington lawmakers a letter in support of the Nuclear Agreement which we told you this morning breaking that news on the program. Where do things stand now . Our panel is pacback. I think the president will get the votes to override the veto. A majority of the house and majority of the senate will vote this down. This is a deal that we negotiated and we get nothing out of it. The chinese will sell weapons. Russians will sell weapons. They will eventually get a bond that dont matter. At the end of the day we get nothing. We dont get to inspect. We basically have lost all power and we have abandoned our two greatest allies, saudis and israelis by this deal. I know this is a side that wasnt supposed to be in the deal but we have hostages in iran right now. We really do get nothing. I disagree. Four president s have tried to get iran to scale back the program. Nobody has succeeded until barack obama and while i have a lot of problems with a lot of his foreign policy, on this i think even though it is not the deal i would have liked to have seen, i would have liked a tougher deal, you see a lot of prominent generals, military analysts, arms control people saying this is the best we can get and its better than any of the alternatives which is a point that senator mitchell made. In terms of israel, Israeli Military establishment is divided over this deal. 200 generals and admirals, four stars and three stars, all signed a document versus about 25 a couple weeks ago that were pro. Dont say the military is for this. The military is totally against this. I said some are. What strikes me is interesting about this deal is that it really has divided the military and intelligence community. The oped in wall street journal this weekend by dick cheney, the iranians get to inspect themselves for these past infractions. These provisions will be a precedent when they are caught cheating in the future. How is it possible we have a deal where they are inspecting themselves. Senator mitchell took that apart. Dick cheney with barack obama said the sky is blue he would say it was wrong. The most important thing that senator mitchell said was the fact of sanctions. Five other countries are going to rescind sanctions. If you reject this deal, theyll have 150 billion and still have the capacity to develop Nuclear Weapons. Thats really the argument. First of all, the United States its not a perfect deal. This is the ultimate in the its not equal in sanctions. We drove sanctions from the start. We started in 1978 when they captured our embassy and enhanced them each time they did that activity. Well never get it back again and were the ones that dont benefit. Twothirds of the country are against this deal. Overwhelming majority of house and senate will be against this deal. The only alternative is military action. You cant do we have 6,300 Nuclear Weapons down from 25,000. Were not going to be at war in the middle east again. We hope not. Its much smaller than it ever has been. They get one. Theyre not going to use it. If they use it, there wont be iran left. Lets find out whats most important from all three of you. What to watch in the week ahead is next on sunday morning futures. Its a calling. A love affair. A quest. The next horizon. Everyone loves the chase. Back with our panel with one big thing to watch in the week ahead. Im watching whether the yankees can turn it around. Politically, whether any of the republicans can finally set their own agenda and not just be responding to donald trump over and over again. Until one of them does, particularly establishment candidates, hell keep dominating the field. Im watching the iran deal and the hill in support or lack of support for this deal only two Senate Democrats have come out against the deal. And 14 house members so far. The president has to hold the line on that to prevent an override of his veto. I want to see if mets can beat boston today. They lost two games to senator mitchells team. Im looking at the pressure put on democrats starting to come out against the house particularly against the deal and how many theyll actually vote against this thing. Well watch all that. Thank you for joining us. Great to see you all. Im watching the jobs number out next friday. Thats one more clue for the Federal Reserve on whether they raise Interest Rates come september 17th. That will do it for sunday morning futures. Thank you for being here. Im maria bartiromo. Ill see you on fox business network. Have a great sunday, everybody. Good night. Tom good evening, everybody, im tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. Donald trumps candidacy, it just keeps on getting steam. The billionaire populist leaving his rivals in the dust now with the new National Poll showing trump leading next closest competitor by 16 points. Trumps Straight Talk and refusal to back down from confrontations apparently is resonating with voters fed up with typical washington politicians, and the same poll showing Vice President bidens performing better against republicans in a general election matchup than Hillary Clinton despite the fact that biden says he is deciding whether he has t

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