Ben Shapiro

Hey, the president then says, listen, if I don't like what's going on, we'll go back to dropping bombs.

The problem is that once you have said that the alternative to the agreement is full-scale war, and you have also said full-scale war leads to a global depression, the Iranians are surmising, correctly or incorrectly, that there will be no going back to the dropping of the bombs, and they have the upper hand when it comes to these negotiations.

Here was the president yesterday.

Okay, now again.

We will see if that is true or not.

I suspect the Iranians will put the president to the test on that.

Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana, he correctly points out that no one ought to be confident that Iran will do anything useful here.

Well, I mean, that is correct.

And a good indicator that a deal is not great is that Cenk Uygur is in favor of it.

I mean, come on.

Come on.

If the text of the leaked 14 point MOU is correct, it's a good deal.

First of all, it isn't even a deal.

It's an MOU.

All of the major provisions are kicked 60 days down the road.

And the best case scenario here for the United States is that Iran reveals its hand.

The United States realizes that this 14 point MOU is a bunch of trash and that the United States actually holds Iran to account for lying.

That would be the best case scenario.

And then we take all the actions we should have taken months ago.

But Cenk Uygur says, we get a firm commitment.