valid. it is used in other countries. i m a proponent of it but it doesn t mean you will get rid of something but you will review, update, sunset provisions. they did this in congress 10-year sunset on laws so what is new about this? it is stressing every five years. carley: there is a governor greg abbott scenting immigrants to chicago. mayor lori lightfoot has said this is creating a crisis in her city. now, she is attacking governor abbott s faith. listen to this. he professes to be a christian. this is not the christianity and teachings of the bible that i know. and religious leaders all across the country are standing up and announcing exactly this. carley: now abba has responded instead of a lowly personal attack on the governor and complaining about a few dozen migrants being sent to her sanctuary city, mayor lightfoot
to produce the most potentially dangerous fissile material since the us walked away from that agreement. now, the biden administration wants to get back to that agreement as the best way over the medium and long term of reining in iran s nuclear ambitions. are you now prepared to say, you know what, biden s got this one right? the sanctions were put in place to get a better deal, the secretary said a longer, stronger deal. i m afraid they re going to go back and offer the 2015jcpoa. and you re right, they ve made progress. they certainly have. but the whole idea was to get a better deal, not the same deal. and i think, if they want to have a nuclear energy programme, that s fine, if we can verify that and inspect it. but, you know, most importantly, stephen, if the sunset provisions are taken out, if their desire is to really have a peaceful
nuclear ambitions. are you now prepared to say, you know what, biden s got this one right! the sanctions were put in place to get a better deal, the secretary said a longer, stronger deal. i m afraid they re going to go back and offer the 2015jcpoa. and you re right, they ve made progress. they certainly have. but the whole idea was to get a better deal, not the same deal. and i think, if they want to have a nuclear energy programme, that s fine, if we can verify that and inspect it. but, you know, most importantly, stephen, if the sunset provisions are taken out, if their desire is to really have a peaceful nuclear energy programme, then why do they care about the sunset provisions? because that only guarantees a nuclear iran. right. and if they really want it for peace, peaceful nuclear energy. and that s what we talked to the negotiators, just about 30 minutes ago, about.
nuclear energy programme, then why do they care about the sunset provisions? because that only guarantees a nuclear iran. right. and if they really want it for peace, peaceful nuclear energy. and that s what we talked to the negotiators, just about 30 minutes ago, about. they re in vienna right now, they will be embarking on a two week negotiation with iran. and, you know, it s going to be a very difficult one. congressman michael mccaul, we have to end there. i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk.
Ukraine isn’t the only foreign policy crisis the U.S. is facing. After months of negotiations, the Biden administration may be on the verge of restoring the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (aka the Iran nuclear deal), with no chance of replacing it with a “longer and stronger” deal, as the administration promised.