CLEAN : Kerry says 'now the time' to finish Iran nuclear deal

The speaker thanks the audience for their patience and discusses the progress made in recent negotiations. Despite being closer to an agreement, several difficult issues remain unresolved. The outcome depends on making hard choices quickly. If these choices are not made, the negotiation may fail. President Obama is prepared to walk away if necessary.

What does the speaker emphasize about the current state of negotiations?

• All issues have been resolved.

• The negotiation is complete.

• Significant issues still need to be addressed.

• There is no progress at all.

According to the speaker, what is the current status of the negotiation?

• It has already failed.

• It is irrelevant.

• It could go either way.

• It is certain to succeed.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to reach an agreement?

• Avoiding any decisions.

• Ignoring the issues.

• Making hard choices quickly.

• Waiting for more time.

What is the speaker's stance if there is an unwillingness to compromise?

• They will ignore the issues.

• They will accept any terms.

• They will continue negotiating indefinitely.

• They are prepared to walk away.

What has President Obama always stated regarding the negotiation?

• He will accept any deal.

• He is indifferent to the outcome.

• He is prepared to walk away if necessary.

• He will not participate in the negotiation.