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Will Trump walk away from the Iran nuclear deal?

Season 2017 Episode 1172 | 10m 27s

President Trump has long denounced the Iran nuclear deal, most recently at the UN summit. But is he willing to leave it? As Trump faces a deadline to recertify Iran’s compliance with the 2015 accord, Rob Malley, a lead negotiator on the agreement, and Stephen Rademaker, a state department staffer under George W. Bush, talk with Judy Woodruff about what would happen if the president walks away.

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