police brutality is an issue in america. black men are incarcerated at too high of a rate in our country. let s talk about how to fix the problem. let s not point fingers, draw the line in the stand. division doesn t make sense. one more thing, neil. most of the people that agree that we have issues, now they re being forced to take a side that they may not necessarily want to take because you re putting the military in it, the flag in it. at the core of this, no nfl players wants to talk against our flag. neil: what do you think of pop warner kids doing it now. i don t like it. i don t like the rhetoric. i don t like police officers being hated across the board. we have an epidemic with a small percentage of police officers. i don t like telling a kid to kneel against the flag and not teaching them what they represent. we still have the opportunity to
evidence. you know, certain parts of the russian investigation are closed. there s new evidence for other parties they ll open it, again, these are professionals, used to dealing with high profile cases. i don t think that the president president is understandably reading the paper like an average citizen and complaining that he thinks he s being treated unfairly. neil: robert, let me ask you about that. is it unusual if in fact he he was a long way from being done to essentially draft a conclusion? it sounds a little unusual. i don t think it s unprecede unprecedented. when i was at justice, i had two competing memos drafted. one going one way, one going to other way by different people.
to rework this. he isn t advocating the deal. he said we can toughen it up, add more teeth quoting rex tillerson. can you? well, i actually i think the prospects of filling this deal are remote. what the president did, he gave congress an opportunity to fix it. i think the president intends to leave the deal unless congress comes through. i don t think the congress expects to fix it. we ve heard other signs from other people. i take it from the comment that the president made based on a recommendation from john bolton that he retains the right to pull out of the deal and he will do so if congress doesn t fix it. neil: so if i m iran, i m looking at this and i m trying to play almost seems like my kids playing off myself and my wife, right? well, you said we couldn t go out, but dade says we can. and i get a feeling that that s what i ran is going to try to do is divide and conquer among the western powers that signed off
on it. you re being the meany and donald trump signed off of it and now we re ordering planes from you, france and europe and airbus and the like. so come on here. how is that going to go? that s right. there s a contract with boeing. these contracts were both announced after iran met its commitments. john kerry was so active in doing this in 2016, he was accused of being a new lobbiest for iran. the iranians know what the game is here. they know this is an incredibly generous deal for them. they don t want to it go away. neil: you know and you and i talked about this, if we walk away from this deal, even though it wasn t done and approved by congress so it s technically not a treaty, but walking away from it would send a very and set a very bad precedent. would it? i don t think it would set a bad precedent. this deal legitimizes iran s nuclear program. we need permanent sanctions
against iran barring transfers of nuclear technology and the power of the u.s. economy can force companies worldwide to do that. it s a bad deal. it legitimizes iran s program and allows it to continue to enrich uranium with over 5,000 centrifuges. unless that can be fixed, it s better to get out. neil: thanks, fred. thanks very much. i m going to call you the supreme fred fleitz. be i don t know if it would work. meantime, the nfl s decision on the anthem controversy a lot of people say is a no decision. a former nfl player says no decision could be the best decision. he ll explain. he s next.