i m bill hemmer, welcome to america s newsroom. martha has the day off. jamie: i m jamie colby. benjamin netanyahu says the agreement threatens his country. such a deal does not block iran s path to the bomb, it paves iran s path to the bomb. it would greatly increase the risks of terrible war. bill: france is saying the united states caved. the french foreign minister said they wanted to hold out for more stringent terms. the celebrations in tehran are certainly real as you point out. what did we get from this. the administration says we get a number of important things which is some of the nuclear facility, particularly fordo in iraq iran was using to develop a bomb will be repurposed into other activities, though they will still be involved in nuclear research. the number of kren the number of sentrycentrifuges would be reduced and the breakout time for developing a bomb would always be at least a year. bill: they have a domestic audience they are trying to convince.
0 thanks, jay, can you give us color of how the president was informed of the deal and who told him and what his reaction was? nnone. nnone? right now we are looking for capitol hill for action to be taken. the president has been in contact with leaders of congress as has members of his team and we are encouraged by the progress we have seen and hope that it is fulfilled with both the votes in the senate and house. can you give us anymore about how he was involved in the process if he as you know had meetings with the members of congress and invited all members of both houses to the white house, and it is also the case that we don t inform you of every phone call that he makes, and neither does members of congress or others. he has been engaged in this process and his team has been engaejed in the process and ultimately, our position is consistent and clear and not that complicated to communicate to you and others in the congress. we urged all sides to put down the efforts and