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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

THREE MARTINI LUNCH: MARCH 25, 2015

National Review's Jim Geraghty and Radio America's Greg Corombos discuss the day's news. Today's Martinis: The new Afghan president is grateful for America's sacrifice, the evolving nuclear agreement with Iran has yet to be actually written down, and the campus culture that protects students from different points of view.



Scott Walker: I'd reject deal with Iran 'on day one'
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) said Wednesday that if he's elected president, on his first day in office he'll reject any deal the White House strikes with Iran over its nuclear program if it continues to allow the country to enrich uranium.
In an interview on Hugh Hewitt's radio show, the host asked Walker whether he would "disown" any agreement between the U.S. and Iran that allows for uranium enrichment if he wins the presidency in 2016.
"Absolutely," Walker said. "On day one."
"The concept of a nuclear Iran is not only problematic for Iran, and certainly for Israel, but it opens the doors," Walker continued. "I mean, the Saudis are next. You're going to have plenty of others in the region … going to want to have a nuclear weapon if the Iranians have a nuclear weapon."
Walker's remarks come as negotiations between a U.S.-led coalition and Iran resume Thursday over the country's nuclear program. Administration officials have said the emerging deal could lift some sanctions on Iran if the country reduces its nuclear centrifuges from 10,000 to 6,000.
"This is something that just escalates right before our eyes," Walker said. "And the fact that this administration began these discussions essentially conceding that they're going to allow enrichment to go forward with the Iranians just shows you that they don't have the same level of concern that I think I and Senator [Marco] Rubio and many others out there have, that a nuclear Iran is a problem for the entire world, not just for Israel."
Also read:

Iran to U.S.: No, we're not going to allow snap inspections of our nuclear facilities

WH on Iran supreme leader's "death to America" comments: That's just stuff he says for his domestic audience

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