said that there is forces in both parties, you know beings creating, i think, a strong majority. they have warned the white house that they don't think, as charles schumer, senator from new york says this is portional. which means we got a bad end of the deal. i think there is going to be, in light of the whole relationship democrats and the president, i think it's going to be very hard for the administration to talk them out of a vote if the numbers are there. and i think they probably will be. >> would the president veto it? >> that's a very good question. i think he probably would. certainly they will make very clear their opposition to any kind of a new deal. charles raises the obvious and i think important question here. it's clear why iran would oppose enforcing the deal. they didn't think that they were going to have to abide by the deal in the first place. what's far less clear and i think would be very difficult for the president to explain is why he opposes any enforcement mechanism for a deal that he cut and has been out touting for days. one interesting thing to watch, you had polling in the immediate aftermath of the deal that suggested that the public was favorable to the deal.