Mark Halperin: No Iran Deal If Israel Feels Unsafe

The transcript discusses the complexities surrounding a potential nuclear deal with Iran, highlighting the skepticism and opposition from countries like Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Russia. It examines the political implications for President Obama, considering his weakened state post-midterms and the potential backlash from American political leaders. The discussion also touches on the challenges of securing a deal that satisfies all parties, especially with Israel's strong opposition. The potential impact on future political landscapes, including the roles of key figures like the Clintons and Netanyahu, is also considered.

What is the estimated chance of reaching a nuclear deal with Iran according to the national security adviser?

• 60-70%

• 40-50%

• 30-40%

• 10-20%

Which country is considered the biggest obstacle to the nuclear deal with Iran?

• Israel

• Russia

• China

• Saudi Arabia

How might the midterm elections affect President Obama's position in the nuclear deal negotiations?

• Strengthen his position

• Make him more aggressive

• Weaken his position

• Have no effect

What is a potential consequence if Israel opposes the nuclear deal?

• Immediate military action

• Unanimous support from Congress

• Widespread denouncement in the United States

• Increased support from the American public

Which political figure might have to oppose the deal for the 2016 elections?

• Joe Biden

• Hillary Clinton

• Bernie Sanders

• John Kerry