Dr. Janice Stein

Now, after that, the bombing in June, in which Donald Trump claimed he obliterated it, what did he really mean?

That highly enriched uranium, which nobody has seen since June of 25, is buried under mountains of rubble.

The Iranians sealed the entrances.

to all those sites, and there was no satellite evidence at all, and Grossi has said this in public, there was no satellite evidence that any of those entrances had been disturbed.

So it's there.

People say, now experts who haven't seen, say it's stored in gas canisters, which would be very... How do we know what we know?

What I'm saying, right?

That's always a good question.

How do I know this?

Because a group of military experts speculated, all serious people speculated, what a raid...

on Isfahan, which is the Isfahan facility, which is the most likely one that holds probably more enriched uranium than anything else, what would be required to get at that uranium and to move it and how difficult it would be to move it.

And so that's how all the detail about where it's stored, what it looks like, how risky it would be.

to attack and then how careful you would have to be when you were moving in Mediterranean that you did not have a leak or cause any, you know, problem with radioactivity.

I don't think he was ill-informed.

I don't think he was ill-informed.

And I would say...

If I phrased it this way, as a result of that war, that highly enriched uranium cannot be accessed because it's buried so deep under rubble.

And if anybody tried to do it, we would know about it.

That would be an accurate statement.

That's not Trump language.