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host:host: very good monday morning to you. here are the latest headlines in the major newspapers around the country on the iranian nuclear negotiations. first on the washington post, negotiators race against deadline in iran talks. wall street journal, today deadline looms is the headline there. the new york times this morning, iran backs away from key deal detail in nuclear deal. we ask our viewers to weigh in on how big a threat the iranian nuclear program is to the united states. our phone lines are open if you want to start piling in dialing in. we want to turn to justin white house correspondent for bloomberg news. good morning to you. guest: thanks so much for having host: with the data go before that deadline, how close are we to a breakthrough and what needs to be negotiated in the final hours? guest: i think there were actually some troubling signs overnight for those who want a deal. as you just mentioned, the new york times reporting that iran is bac
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