place. reporter: in congress, most republicans and many democrats voice deep skepticism of president obama s approach. we have let them out of the trap. reporter: they are preparing even more tougher sanctions which if passed would effectively kill this deal. another diplomatic astonishment. it turns out there have been months of unprecedented secret talks between the u.s. and iran to lay the groundwork for geneva. five meetings this year in the gulf nation of oman and elsewhere this region, u.s. and iranian officials meeting face to face. president obama keeping some of the closest u.s. allies, including israel, in the dark as the agreement took shape in the secret talks. secretary of state kerry came here to london to work with allies on the next steps, planning negotiations to cut the next deal and making sure iran abides by this one. terry moran, abc news, london. caroline kennedy, the new u.s. ambassador to japan, heads to that nation s tsunami-ravaged
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crucial point that has gotten lost in the coverage over the last month. that part of the speech, the fumble the ball part, that s what got the headlines. but the most important thing that happened today was president obama marking a new chapter in the tempestuous frenemy-like relationship between the health insurance industry and his administration. from the very beginning, this has been one of the most complicated relationships in all of politics. up to and including the creation of the affordable care act, the insurance companies said they were on board with reform. they were also simultaneously funding the opposition. largest health care lobbying group in the country spent a total of $102.4 million in just 15 months to prevent obama care from becoming law in the first place. the obama administration and the health insurance companies viewed each other with deep skepticism, often outright hostility, and had deeply different priorities. but in the end, they needed each other and the
fact that the status quo before the affordable care act was not working at all. crucial point that has gotten lost in the coverage over the last month. that part of the speech, the fumble the ball part, that s what got the headlines. but the most important thing that happened today was president obama marking a new chapter in the tempestuous frenemy-like relationship between the health insurance industry and his administration. from the very beginning, this has been one of the most complicated relationships in all of politics. up to and including the creation of the affordable care act, the insurance companies said they were on board with reform. they were also simultaneously funding the opposition. largest health care lobbying group in the country spent a total of $102.4 million in just 15 months to prevent obama care from becoming law in the first place. the obama administration and the health insurance companies viewed each other with deep skepticism, often outright hostility, and