$300 billion is what he is talking about using to rebuild Iran. Evidently we're going to have a Marshall Plan for Iran instead of for a lot of other countries that need it.

The money that was in our agreement was about 1.78 billion. What he's talking about giving Iranians is 300 billion.

And the money that we gave them was their money, not ours.

It came from a deal for weapons back in the 1970s when the Shah was still there.

Ayatollah actually went out on the limb supporting the negotiations…

The people who opposed getting an agreement told the Ayatollah, 'If you negotiate with the Great Satan, you will regret it.'

He took political flak for that internally.

I married a man who isn't threatened by having a smart, challenging partner.

He is not unique. There are men like that all over the place.

I happen to marry one of them, and I am grateful for it.

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Every bit of this back and forth could have been avoided completely.

All the president had to do was commit that he was prepared to negotiate—for the changes that he really wanted as a result of Iran's behavior.

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Obama was importuned by Netanyahu to join in bombing Iran.

And he asked for clearance by Obama to go ahead and do that.

Obama said no and refused to partake in that, thought it was an enormous mistake.

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Taking on Iran in the way in which it has been taken on over the course of these last months has really been a goal of Prime Minister Netanyahu, an aspiration, a wish, if you will, for a long period of time.

And he's spent quite a bit of his career really constantly hammering the Iran card rather than heeding the Oslo Accords or trying to move forward on the peace front.

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Iran clearly has a newfound sense of power by virtue of having withstood the military assault that has taken place to date.

Iran understands and uses asymmetrical warfare as effectively as anybody on the planet.

And that is exactly what we've seen play out here.

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There are some serious questions about what the word "obliteration" means, because allegedly the entire stock was obliterated several months ago and wouldn't have needed the rebombing.

But we rebombed and got a new announcement about obliteration.

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One of the obligations of the president of the United States is to make sure that if you're going to start losing the lives of young American service people, you need to be able to look their parents in the eye—or a surviving spouse in the eye—and say, "We did everything possible to avoid having to do this."

It is patently clear to everybody and anybody who looks at this closely, the president never did that.

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Trump went after this agreement from the minute he got into the campaign.

I mean, this was sort of an Obama accomplishment—something President Obama would do.

And as we all know, that has motivated a lot of action by President Trump to sort of undo the Obama presidency, which he hasn't done.

I think he's undone his own by virtue of the rush to military action here and by the credibility that he has lost on a global basis.

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We are closely monitoring the attacks—particularly those targeting Lebanon—that seek to undermine the agreement which has brought a much-needed sense of relief to our region and the world.

We look to your support in ensuring that the provocations of the genocidal network, which cannot tolerate our region achieving stability and even views such stability as a threat to its own security, are not allowed to succeed.

The root cause of the tensions in the Middle East is the Palestinian issue.

Unfortunately, lasting peace cannot be achieved in our region as long as the occupation continues and Israel's ongoing land appropriation persists.

The gateway to lasting peace is a two-state solution.

An independent, sovereign, and territorially contiguous Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders must be established.