Scott Horton

So, Scott, you're saying— God damn, man.

No, wait a second.

The fact is, you're sitting here saying that, oh, I trust them all so much.

Well, what do you think, Lex, what do you think Ronald Reagan meant by trust but verify?

He meant don't trust, but be polite, right?

That's what he meant.

Verify means we know with sensors and cameras and inspections what's going on.

No one can find a quote that I said here about how we can trust the Ayatollah because he promised this or that or the other thing.

I didn't say that.

What I'm talking about is the process.

They sign agreements, and then we have inspectors to verify their claims.

And as anyone can search at IAEA.org, they have continued to verify the non-diversion of nuclear material in Iran to any military or other special purpose.

We know the facilities are there.

And by the way, you keep saying that I just say lies, lies, lies.

But I have explained exactly what I meant.

I've cited my sources and I haven't just sat here and say, oh, that's a lie because I don't like it.

I sat here and explained to you exactly how I know who was building those EFP bombs in Iraq.

Exactly how I know what the IAEA said about the state of inspections here or what Robert Kelly told the Christian Science Monitor about Parchin and the rest and on and on and on.

You know, I sit here like I'm just saying, well, that's not true because I don't like it.

When in fact, I'm explaining exactly why your claims are not true, which they're not.