no, you need a 15%, does anyone really know, is there any truth in the numbers that we re hearing these candidates throw out? i don t think we know in any detail yet. it s way too early. but i do believe that directionally they re right. we need to reduce the intrusiveness of government on our economy. we need to spend less. we need to get our fiscal policies under control. we can t continue to run up these deficits. and we have to find some way to bring the lower third of our population into the economy. all these things can be done and i think directionally these republican candidates all have it right, but i don t know that any of them you you could say, well, that s the precise plan that we d like to see. it appears we re having a problem with mr. isaac s satellite system. we ll see if we can t get him
inspections. there s other monitoring capabilities at play all the way from the mines to centrifuge activity. and again, i would just say we re very confident that in the intrusiveness of this regimen that s been established by this deal just how compliance is defined, however, remains a mystery. as neither the white house nor congressional lawmakers have been able to study final details of all of the so-called side agreements between the iaea and iran. i think those who even support the deal have to insist that the administration must come forward and reveal what is the content of this agreement between iran and the iaea. reporter: meanwhile the white house got a major boost when a senior democrat on the senate armed services committee announced that she will vote to back the plan. missouri senator claire mccaskill saying in a statement this deal isn t perfect, and no one trusts iran. but it has become clear to me that the world is united behind
social security, medicare, education. give me a break. it doesn t work that way. the parents have to come in legally. now, we ll have to find out what s going to happen from a court standpoint. but many people, many of the great scholars say that anchor babies are not covered. we re going to find out. yes. yes. there was a conference today with other candidates here about the federal government s intrusiveness [ inaudible ] well, i think large portions can be. i m not a common core person. jeb bush wants common core. i want local education, and i think large groups, and large portions can be shut down, absolutely. i have no question about that. you look at the department of education, they ve done such a
iranians have to perform and what we can vverify. the bigger question what is the intrusiveness. it s about whether we get enough confidence so we have the warning time we need so if the iranians do decide not to comply, we have sufficient time to respond to it. and that seems to me the critical question over the next ten years and the later phases of this after certain limits have been reached. so i think you have to keep an open mind. we don t yet have an agreement. let s see where we are come skrun 30june 30. katty kay, what s the feeling this europe? i think jeffrey is right on this one. in europe generally the feeling is that an agreement is much better than no agreement. and that the case for military action was never really made by those that opposed the negotiations. and this they want toat they want to see this succeed.
you? why? i can t believe they pay you. and they should because you re very smart but on this you seem a little naive. i love them dearly but they lie. dad, i m going to get out in the car and go 75 miles an hour. what if you said oh i saw that you were speeding is that going to stop the child from speeding? i would just say, you were going 75 miles an hour in the car is being taken away. thank you. mama cares. i don t like the intrusiveness of it. and i do. i think it s great. i like to know what they are doing and want to know. okay. what about the guy we just had on a way to monitor mom and dad? i like that idea. it s different. what if mom and dad were in this volkswagen going very very fast? then so be it. oh, i see. it s lending independence.