U.S. Says Willing to Meet With Iran Over Nuclear Deal

The transcript discusses the ongoing US-Iran nuclear deal negotiations, highlighting the main disagreement: the US wants Iran to comply first, while Iran demands the lifting of sanctions first. The Biden administration is attempting to restart talks by offering minor concessions without losing leverage. The US faces criticism from Republicans who fear the administration might concede too much. Iran's response remains uncertain, as its economy suffers under US sanctions.

What is the main disagreement between the US and Iran regarding the nuclear deal?

• The US wants Iran to comply first, while Iran wants sanctions lifted first.

• Iran wants the US to comply first, while the US wants sanctions lifted first.

• Both countries want to comply simultaneously.

• Neither country wants to comply with the deal.

What is the US's main leverage over Iran in the nuclear deal negotiations?

• Diplomatic isolation

• Military intervention

• Sanctions on Iran's oil sales

• Trade agreements

How did the snapback sanctions affect the US's position internationally?

• They improved the US's economic standing.

• They strengthened the US's alliances.

• They had no impact on international relations.

• They isolated the US and inflamed tensions.

What is the current economic situation in Iran due to US sanctions?

• Iran's economy is unaffected by sanctions.

• Iran's economy is improving rapidly.

• Iran's economy is under significant pressure.

• Iran's economy is thriving.

What is the response of the Biden administration to criticism from Republicans regarding the nuclear deal?

• They agree with the criticism.

• They are undecided on how to respond.

• They believe the criticism is unwarranted and emphasize common sense.

• They plan to abandon the nuclear deal.