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July 21, 2015 UN’s Preemptive Approval Of Iran Nuke Deal Rankles Congress, Foreign Policy Hawks The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved the Iran nuclear deal Monday, raising questions about Congress’ power to block U.S. participation. Since before the deal was signed,... July 20, 2015 The Lead with Jake Tapper FDD Senior Fellow Daveed Gartenstein-Ross discusses the Chattanooga shooting and the possible implications of the shooter's recent trip to Jordan.... July 20, 2015 Lou Dobbs Tonight FDD VP of Research Jonathan Schanzer contributes to the ongoing discussion surrounding the Chattanooga shooting.... July 20, 2015 A Look At How Sanctions Would ‘Snap Back’ If Iran Violates Nuke Deal original transcript by ... July 20, 2015 Nuclear Deal With Iran Scrutinized By Experts The diplomats who negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran always knew that if they succeeded, it would come under heavy scrutiny. Four days after a deal was announced, it is becoming increas... July 20, 2015 Progress Seen in Stemming Flow of Foreign Fighters to IS Efforts to stem the flow of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria may be starting to have impact, though there are concerns some would-be jihadists are now looking to join the battle elsewhere.... July 17, 2015 Iran Unlikely to Spend Most of its Post-Sanctions Funds on Militants, CIA Says A secret U.S. intelligence assessment predicts that Iran’s government will pump most of an expected $100-billion windfall from the lifting of international sanctions into the country's... July 17, 2015 Iran Risks Will Curb Investor Enthusiasm Even as Sanctions Ease The end of economic sanctions on Iran under this week’s nuclear deal has been portrayed as a gold-rush opportunity in an oil-rich Gulf state, but returning to business as usual won’t... July 17, 2015 Our ‘Snapbacks’ Became Iran’s Nuclear Blackmail The idea of a “snapback” on Iran sanctions was always problematic because of the time it takes to detect a violation, agree it is a violation, bring it to Iran’s attention, impl... July 16, 2015 Washington Journal FDD President Clifford May and Matthew Spence talked about the ongoing P5+1* nuclear negotiations with Iran. ... July 16, 2015 The John Batchelor Show FDD Freedom Scholar Michael Ledeen comments on the Iran nuclear deal. ... July 16, 2015 The John Batchelor Show FDD Senior Fellows Bill Roggio and Thomas Joscelyn discuss the latest conflicts in the Middle East. ... July 16, 2015 Chicago’s Morning Answer FDD President Cliff May comments on the Iran nuclear deal. Listen to him starting at 3:08:50. ... July 16, 2015 The Mike Rosen Show FDD President Cliff May discusses the nuclear negotiations with Iran. ... July 16, 2015 Iran’s Strategic Mastermind Got a Huge Boost From the Nuclear Deal The historic nuclear accord between a US-led group of countries and Iran was good news for a man who some consider to be the Middle East's most effective covert operative. As a resu... July 16, 2015 U.N. Nuclear Agency Chief Sees Challenges in Iran Deal The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog expressed confidence that five months would be enough time to investigate and report on Iran’s past nuclear work while conceding the challeng... July 16, 2015 Nuclear Deal Has No Effective Mechanism to Prevent Iranian Cheating Iran has a long history of violating international law, a behavior which the nuclear deal it negotiated with the P5+1 powers doesn’t have an effective mechanism to change, Benny Wei... July 16, 2015 Iran Continues Post-Deal Bashing of Israel, Calls it ‘Cause of Extremism’ The nuclear deal signed between Iran and world powers on Tuesday has not stopped Iranian inflammatory rhetoric against Israel. Israel plots discord among Muslims and is the root cause of... July 16, 2015 Following the Money: How Much of Iran Deal’s Sanctions Relief Will Fund Terror? Beyond the recently reached nuclear deal’s implications for Iran’s nuclear program itself, much of the fear about the agreement centers on how the substantial sanctions relief it prov... July 16, 2015 The President is Expert at Enraging Congress The Obama administration made clear Wednesday that after years of negotiations with Iran it would not wait for the 60-day consideration period it agreed to give Congress to vote up or down and in... July 16, 2015 Iran: The Oil and Gas Multibillion-Dollar ‘Candy Store’ They did not advertise their presence. But in the days and weeks before Tuesday’s nuclear deal between the west and Iran, a steady trickle of visitors from some of the world’s largest... July 16, 2015 Experts: Nuclear Deal May Spark US-Iran Cooperation Against IS The nuclear deal struck between Western powers and Iran earlier this week may herald more open cooperation between Washington and Tehran in the fight against Islamic State extremists, analysts sa... July 16, 2015 Here’s How Iran’s Neighbors Feel About The Nuke Deal In Five Comics Unhappy with the United States’ Iran deal, media outlets in Gulf states have published a slew of comics critical of the president’s plan. Qatari daily Al Raya printed a carto... July 16, 2015 Obama May Now Have to Do Some ‘Mullah-Coddling’ in Syria President Obama’s signature foreign policy achievement — a comprehensive nuclear deal with Iran — was finalised this week after more than a decade of coercive diplomacy and 20 m... July 16, 2015 Expert: Flawed Nuclear Deal Allows Iran to Emerge As “Regional Power” The flawed nuclear deal reached yesterday “maps Iran’s emergence as a regional power, with the full blessing … of the United States,” Robert Satloff, the executive direct... July 16, 2015 All Things Considered FDD Executive Director Mark Dubowitz discusses Iran's $100 billion windfall as part of a nuclear agreement. ... July 15, 2015 PBS Newshour FDD Chairman James Woolsey discusses key issues and concerns with the Iran nuclear deal. ... July 15, 2015 Lou Dobbs Tonight FDD Executive Director Mark Dubowitz discusses congressional review of the Iran nuclear deal. ... July 15, 2015 Dana FDD Senior Counselor John Hannah discusses the global and regional impact of the Iran deal. ... July 15, 2015 Vatican Finance Reform Vatican Finance Reform A conversation with: René Brülhart President, Financial Information Authority... July 15, 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal: Should We Give Peace a Chance? The Iran nuclear deal has historical value because it depicts a crystal-clear image of current global affairs. The United States and Europe, for different reasons, wanted to close a bitter chapte... July 15, 2015 Syria’s Butcher Really Won the Iran Deal There’s one person ecstatic about the Iran deal and Washington would probably prefer he just keep his mouth shut: Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. Professing in a cable to Supreme Leader Ay... July 15, 2015 Voting ‘No’ is the Way to Prevent War As lawmakers and outside experts make their way through the deal (more on the details later) we see a common query: Yeah, the deal stinks but voting no would be worse. This is wrong for multiple... July 14, 2015 Opinion Journal FDD Executive Director Mark Dubowitz discusses the Iran nuclear deal and the future of U.S. foreign policy. ... July 14, 2015 The Sid Rosenberg Show FDD Research Fellow Benjamin Weinthal discusses the ongoing nuclear negotiations in Vienna. ... July 14, 2015 Happening Now FDD Vice President for Research Jonathan Schanzer comments on the nuclear negotiations with Iran. ... July 14, 2015 Lou Dobbs Tonight FDD President Cliff May discusses the issues surrounding the ongoing nuclear talks with Iran. ... July 14, 2015 Closing Bell FDD Chairman James Woolsey discusses sticking points in the nuclear negotiations with Iran. ... July 14, 2015 The Best Arguments for an Iran Deal In formal rhetoric, prolepsis means the anticipation of possible objections to an argument for the sake of answering them. So let’s be proleptic about the Iranian nuclear deal, whose apolog... July 14, 2015 Syrian Rebels, Government Forces Renew Fight in South A southern rebel alliance is making another a big push to try to capture Dara’a city, and Syrian government warplanes are lashing back with intensive air raids. Rebel commanders and p... July 14, 2015 Iran Continues Seeking Prohibited Nuclear Technology Despite Ongoing Talks Iran continues to defy existing sanctions on its nuclear and ballistic missile programs as nuclear negotiations proceed in Vienna. In a report published Friday in The Weekly Standard, Ema... July 14, 2015 Reports: West Ignoring Iran’s Ongoing Nuclear Violations While negotiations are ongoing between Iran and Western powers for a nuclear agreement, Tehran continues to "illicitly and clandestinely" procure nuclear weapons while the Obama administr... July 14, 2015 How a Republican President Could Kill the Iran Deal If the next president hates the nuclear deal with Iran, he (or she) can undo it after taking office. The dilemma: Do it with blunt force? Or go for a soft kill? The accord... July 14, 2015 Why the Iran Nuclear Deal is Likely to Survive its Hurdles The nuclear deal with Iran, 20 months in the making, is now done — at least as far as negotiations go. The accord, announced early Tuesday, still faces hurdles, although they likely won&rsq... July 14, 2015 GOP Critics Have Few Options on Iran Deal Republican lawmakers can do little to block or significantly alter the final nuclear agreement with Iran, despite blistering criticism and a pledge from at least one GOP hawk that it is dead on a... July 13, 2015 The John Batchelor Show FDD Iran Research Analyst Behnam Ben Taleblu discusses the IAEA and the Iran nuclear talks. ... July 13, 2015 The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer FDD Senior Fellow Daveed Gartenstein-Ross comments on the report that two Indonesian pilots became ISIS sympathizers. ... July 13, 2015 Trusted Hillary Clinton Aide Has a Full Plate There are legions of economists who have worked for the Clintons over the years, and more than 200 have helped develop the current campaign’s economics platform. The inner circle i... July 13, 2015 In the Face of Evil, Find No Comfort in Pacifism What excuses, or at least mitigates, U.S. President Barack Obama and his negotiating team’s inability to get to first base in trying to convince the current rulers of Iran to give up the id... July 13, 2015 UAE To Supply Regional Aid in Terror Fight The United Arab Emirates is instituting an armed forces commission to supply financial and military aid to Arab allies for counterterrorism efforts, a UAE source told Defense News. The c...

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