House to Obama: Iran must have ‘no pathway to a bomb’

Name: House to Obama: Iran must have ‘no pathway to a bomb’
Uploaded: 2015-03-24T00:03:44Z
Duration: P130S
Description: Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program are set to continue later this week, but politics at home may complicate discussions. After reports of a potential deal to reduce Iran’s nuclear centrifuges by 40 percent for 10 years, President Obama received a bipartisan letter signed by 367 members of the House insisting that Iran have “no pathway to a bomb.” Judy Woodruff reports.

Clip: 03/23/2015 | 2m 10s

Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program are set to continue later this week, but politics at home may complicate discussions. After reports of a potential deal to reduce Iran’s nuclear centrifuges by 40 percent for 10 years, President Obama received a bipartisan letter signed by 367 members of the House insisting that Iran have “no pathway to a bomb.” Judy Woodruff reports.

Aired: 03/23/15

Rating: NR

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House to Obama: Iran must have ‘no pathway to a bomb’

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