eventually a hiking trail. the guy at the store said she was rattled and shaken. they will continue to search for her grandparents and that plane today. eric: continuing coverage of the landmark nuclear agreement with iran. we are after he waiting remarks from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we ll bring you his remarks as they happen live. bret baier will weigh in with his thoughts on this controversial deal whether he thinks it will survive. certainly will be a tough review upcoming in congress. tation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let s see if he s ready. he can swim with the sharks!
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martha: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu set to speak any minute on the iran deal. he even made a special appearance before congress in march to lobby against the talks. that was hugely controversial as you remember. in the meantime president obama is warning critics in congress what will happen if they try to sink this long negotiated and worked for deal. i m confident this deal will meet the national security interests of the united states and our allies. i ll veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. martha: joining me is senator kelly ayotte. what s your reaction to the deal and the president s words you just heard. we are reading the hundred pages just released by the
reporter: he said the deal begins an era of managed nuclear proliferation, a descent into chaos. benjamin netanyahu said it s an historic mistake. reporter: a lot of critics are criticizing the agreement including that claim of 24/7 access. reporter: a lot of people said a no deal is better than a bad deal. the president is countering that sentiment. he said congress rejects that iran would want to produce more weapons grade plutonium. and so two very very different perspectives on this deal. the criticism, a lot of it, is
netanyahu. martha, they are what i expected. when you have putin and the leader of iran spiking the ball over what happened you can imagine that would be the reaction from benjamin netanyahu. we have not seen the details of the agreement. they will be forthcoming. we will have my guess is we may get them by the end of the week. and the 60 day clock starts on our review period once we get those documents. but the early read, creates great unsent certainty on my part and concern for the country and that part of the world. the president made it clear he wants congress to have oversight of the deal if you vote it down he will try to override that. i always expected that to be