Scott Horton

Well, I'm from the United States of America, unlike him.

And I care about the future of this country, unlike him, who's here to serve a foreign power and make their case at our expense.

Well, you're just hosting the show.

I don't know.

Seems like you're trying to be fair.

No, it's not about fair.

He has an agenda.

He's from the FDD.

Stop.

I didn't say anyone who's not from here.

I'm talking about him.

I ask you, does it bother you that when Naftali Bennett bombed a U.N.

shelter full of one hundred and six women and children in Ghana, Lebanon in 1996, that that's what motivated Mohammed Atta to join Al-Qaeda and attack our towers?

Well, the best case scenario is that we quit right now and that we, Trump figures out a way to reorder some paragraphs and get back in something like the JCPOA, which was also signed with the rest of the UN Security Council power.

Pretty good.

It could have been better.

As I said at the beginning, Trump could have gone in there and tried to negotiate a better result with the sunset provisions on some of those things.

But, um,

The concept that America is just going to insist on zero enrichment, zero nuclear program whatsoever when they have the unalienable right, quote unquote, in the non-proliferation treaty to civilian nuclear material and a civilian program, it's a poison pill.

It's meant to fail, just like it was a poison pill meant to destroy the talks here.