John Kerry

There just wasn't an imminent threat.

And even the administration spent months telling us they have obliterated the entire program.

So, on the one hand, they obliterate the program.

On the next hand, they're telling you one day on a Saturday, oh, by the way, there's an imminent nuclear threat.

I think everybody can understand.

The meeting was quite remarkable.

They went around the table.

The prime minister made his offerings about what would happen.

And the president said, sounds good to me.

Sounds good to me.

He's been talking about wanting to strike Iran for a long time.

I really can't speculate.

I'm not going to.

You know, I mean, a lot of odd things have happened over a period of time.

President Trump went to Russia, had a long meeting with President Putin, and came out, and came out of that meeting and said, Russia says it didn't do it, and literally stepped on the entire intelligence community of the United States.

That's a first for any president of the United States.

Well, I think it's not unusual for a president, in one conflict or another, to have direct communication with the leader of another country.

It is pretty strange, however, that they just calibrate this according to whatever's happening with public opinion.

That doesn't seem to me to be a mission that is tied to a very specific goal on a timetable.

And I think many, many people have very serious questions about what Prime Minister Netanyahu's ultimate goals are here.