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and that s why the president ainsley: do you know where americans go now if they are able to buy insurance across state lines and competition. where do they go? i don t know the answers yet. i have think that will come. brian: maybe we can give cell number. the help desk. [laughter] steve: some other news today it sounds like the president is going to decertify the iran nuke deal. when he was running it was very clear. he thought it was a gigantic give away to the iranians. it was a bad deal for the united states of america. now it s going to kick the can back to congress the last 60 days to figure out we had somebody on earlier who was one of the guys taken hostage by the iranians. he says it s about time. listen to this. the obama administration had an idea that they were going to be the ones to have the magic surprise of foreign policy. from the very first, the iranians told us that they were not going to end the
announce later today, we believe, the fate of the iran nuclear deal at the white house. the question is should the president decertify the deal or not? it sounds like he is going to. our next guest was one of the americans taken hostage at the u.s. embassy back in 1979 and held hostage for 444 days. he says it s time for the president to get out of a bad deal. talking about the former vice council don cook joins us from our nation s capitol, good morning to you. good good morning. steve: sounds like the president is going to decertify this deal. why do you think the obama obama administration did this deal in the first place if it s such a bad deal? the obama administration had an idea that they were going to be the ones to have the magic surprise of foreign policy. they were going to be the ones who reopened relations with iran and established friendly relations. essentially they wanted to