very big issue, wolf. nick byrnes, you were once the undersecretary for political affair, and can the governors do this? the president of the united states says we will accept 20,000 refugees in the next few months, and can the governors say, you won t send them to ohio or some of the other states? well, this san issue for the president and the congress to work out. i believe that the administration s view is that they should take 10,000 and not 100,000 10,000 by the end of this year. and 100,000 refugees from all over the world just to correct that number. but we have a long tradition of republican presidents, and democratic presidents standing up to take the refugees and as hillary clinton said that the of course job number one has to be security. you have to vet the people, and it does take time, and you have to establish who they are, and
israel from doing anything back to them. they re going to take israel out by the war of attrition, they ll take them out by hezbollah, hamas, what have you. that s pretty accurate. we put sanctions on them when they kidnapped and took over our embassy in 1978. i don t care where our friends go. america has to take a stand here and it s very very important that we basically kill this deal. you said $150 billion in terms of money is the real issue. that s the real issue. they haven t promised not to continue the activities that they re doing in their communities and neighbors. we have this great hope that once money gets put in there all of the good iranians are going to comfort and create a democracy. that s not going to happen. what about the fact that everybody is saying nicholas byrnes saying a moment ago, if we were to walk now, if congress were effective in killing this we re in worse shape with the iranians. i agree with nick byrnes and with all due respect to my friend ed
congressmen breaking for recess. we will talk with former undersecretary of state for political affairs and ambassador to nato ambassador nick byrnes ahead as we look forward on sunday morning futures this morning. the gop field grows to 17 after former virginia governor jim gilmore tosses his hat into the ring. the republican defying critics by answering his announcement why after 14 years out of office he is now deciding to take a shot at the white house. he joins us right now. good to have you on the program. welcome. thank you, maria. so we know it s a crowded field. you have the debate this upcoming week. why would you run for president now? because i ve watched the field. i ve watched the discussion this year that s going on and i am convinced that the united states is in decline. i think it s in decline because of the policies of the obama/clinton administration. i think i have the experience
congressmen breaking for recess. we will talk with former undersecretary of state for political affairs and ambassador to nato ambassador nick byrnes ahead as we look forward on sunday morning futures this morning. the gop field grows to 17 after former virginia governor jim gilmore tosses his hat into the ring. the republican defying critics by answering his announcement why after 14 years out of office he is now deciding to take a shot at the white house. he joins us right now. good to have you on the program. welcome. thank you, maria. so we know it s a crowded field. you have the debate this upcoming week. why would you run for president now? because i ve watched the field. i ve watched the discussion this year that s going on and i am convinced that the united states is in decline. i think it s in decline because of the policies of the obama/clinton administration. i think i have the experience and background to do something about it. i know what we need to do
perspective, of the civilized community around the world that this moves this forward in trying to halt that nuclear proliferation. reporter: tomorrow morning first thing vice president joe biden will be here on capitol hill trying to sell the deal to house democrats. shep? thank you. the iran deal may be the best of some difficult options according to nick byrnes. he knows what he s talking about, too. he was the chief u.n. negotiator on iran s nuclear program and today he testified before the congress. this was a real world negotiation where we received some benefit the freezing of their program for ten years, but that program is not being entirely dismantled and we have to understand that. nicholas burns will join us for a look at the compromises that washington had to make and what he says about the odds of iran cheating on this deal, plus, what every member of congress has to look at, the one thing before making the decision next on a historic day from the fox news deck. i