End, together with the other Nuclear Related sanctions. We wanted to preserve those for as long as we could during that tenyear period, and we have a fiveyear restriction with respect to an arms embargo, and were continuing to work to limit their activities in those spaces. That again is the nature of this agreement. They get sanctions relief, and in return we get all these limitations to prevent them from getting Nuclear Weapons, and the verification measures. Charlie what is your hope and expectation that we will be looking at 1015 years from now . Ben well, heres what we know. We know that 10 years from now iran will have converted fully its reactor so it cannot produce weaponsgrade plutonium in iraq. We know it will not have conducted advanced r d that will allow them to enrich uranium. We know that for 15 years, they will shift 98 of their stockpile of enriched uranium out of the country and they will limit their enrichment to one facility. And again, we know their different pathw
The nation. Captioning sponsored by cbs were going to start this morning with Historic Deal between United States and iran limit that countrys nuclear capabilities. Congress has 06 days to review the deal and vote on it. Friday we sat down with secretary of state john kerry and Energy Secretary earnest moniz who kale face. Mr. Secretary iran is sworn enemy of the United States. Why should americans within they see iranians dancing in the street why shouldnt they be suspicious. Everybody should be. Were suspicious. Which is why we negotiated the deal that is not based on trust at all. Everything that this deal is based on is on performance that could be verified. And that is critical. Ronald reagan negotiated with the former soviet union. Richard nixon negotiated with red china. You have to negotiate sometimes with people to make the world and your country safer. We negotiated because president obama thought the primary challenge here was getting a Nuclear Weapon away from iran and we b
Captioning sponsored by cbs were going to start this morning with Historic Deal between United States and iran limit that countrys nuclear capabilities. Congress has 06 days to review the deal and vote on it. Friday we sat down with secretary of state john kerry and Energy Secretary earnest moniz who kale face. Mr. Secretary iran is sworn enemy of the United States. Why should americans within they see iranians dancing in the street why shouldnt they be suspicious. Everybody should be. Were suspicious. Which is why we negotiated the deal that is not based on trust at all. Everything that this deal is based on is on performance that could be verified. And that is critical. Ronald reagan negotiated with the former soviet union. Richard nixon negotiated with red china. You have to negotiate sometimes with people to make the world and your country safer. We negotiated because president obama thought the primary challenge here was getting a Nuclear Weapon away from iran and we believe this
The nation. Captioning sponsored by cbs were going to start this morning with Historic Deal between United States and iran limit that countrys nuclear capabilities. Congress has 06 days to review the deal and vote on it. Friday we sat down with secretary of state john kerry and Energy Secretary earnest moniz who kale face. Mr. Secretary iran is sworn enemy of the United States. Why should americans within they see iranians dancing in the street why shouldnt they be suspicious. Everybody should be. Were suspicious. Which is why we negotiated the deal that is not based on trust at all. Everything that this deal is based on is on performance that could be verified. And that is critical. Ronald reagan negotiated with the former soviet union. Richard nixon negotiated with red china. You have to negotiate sometimes with people to make the world and your country safer. We negotiated because president obama thought the primary challenge here was getting a Nuclear Weapon away from iran and we b
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good evening and welcome to the main event the last program of the evening here in the ballroom. My name is ron and i am an editor correspondent broadcaster at npr and also thank you and a fulltime faculty member at American University school of public affairs. It is my very great pleasure to be here this evening with John Aloysius farrell, jack farrell to his friends and he has written his third book. His first was called Clarence Darrow attorney for the. I think you should buy that book just for the title. The second book was called tip oneill and the democratic century and then turn to Richard Nixon Richard Nixon, the life. He is such a popular character. Jack because of that trajectory i have to ask what made you turn to nixon . I was drawn to his story. The original subtitle to the book was Richard Nixon an american tragedy and i was struck as they did the research that people like Henry Kissinger and Elliott Richardson would wri