if to trust them, but more importantly, i don t trust them, but i m going to give you the men and let you send them to slaughter, that is wrong. all right, and the battle ensues. this is going to fester for a while as we revisit all of this. wayne simmons, always a pleasure, my friend. thank you, neil. when it comes to health care, they would actually get a better deal at walmart than anything and i mean anything offered under obama. care. a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim.you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that s so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you re on the jumbotron! whoa. ah.yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. about the most track-tested is ever.
we just feel more pressure needs to be brought in iran rather than to make this deal and take the pressure off of iran which will allow them to go forward with their economic revitalization in the country. right. that isn t in our interest. congressman angle, it s there. there is this agreement now. and the president has said quite clearly, now is not the time for more sanctions here. it s dpisisappointing to me t iran will still be allowed to enrich while they re talking. i wouldn t that i is a prequek it is to any talks without allowing them to dismantle the centrifuges. the agreement is here. we have to make it work. and i think we need to be very, very careful with the iranians. i don t trust them.
one of the key factors that is drive i driving them is support for israel. frankly a lack of trust in congress, when it comes to iran, new york congress, man, the top democrat on the house foreign affairs committee, and we have it make it work and i think we need to be very, very careful with the iranians. i don t trust them. i don t think we should trust them but i think we have to make it work. you heard it right there.
what the rules are with respect to that ongoing relationship. reporter: until this council of tribal leaders, approves it, it s far from a done deal. president karzai did hail the agreement while taking a jab at the u.s. translator: my trust with america is not good. i don t trust them, and they don t trust me. reporter: leaving the question of whether the afghan people will buy in an open one. in a letter to the afghan people, president obama promised u.s. troops won t enter afghan homes without urgent risk to life and limb of u.s. nationals. past raids have killed innocent afghans and fueled anger among the on population. karzai says u.s. should acknowledge the past mistakes. obama notes afghan concerned about the citizen safety and privacy and pledges to ensure afghan homes and laws are respected but offer no apology for civilian deaths. for the u.s., it s a delicate balance between showing remorse
and defending u.s. actions in the 12 year-old war a tightrope act. we have of course throughout the war indicated regret when instances of civilian casualties but they understand the great sacrifices americans have made on behalf of their security. elise is with us to talk more about this, as all things afghan, it s complicated even if the meeting of elders signs off on the deal. president karzai might not sign it until after the election in april, when he won t be president anymore. talk about trust, i don t trust them, they don t trust me, the fact is he needs the u.s., u.s. dollars. he s got a military that can t pay for itself without billions of dollars going down the line and other things, too. that s the reality, isn t it? reporter: that s right, michael. this is president karzai over the years with the united states that frustrated united states officials that he knows that he needs them but always goes out