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Wisconsin Senators on The Memorandum of Understanding
Clip: Season 2400 Episode 2449 | 1m 33sVideo has Closed Captions
Tammy Baldwin and Ron Johnson on the announced peace talks to end the Iran war.
Wisconsin's Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson reacted to the announced peace talks to end the Iran war and their wishlist of terms in the final deal.
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Wisconsin Senators on The Memorandum of Understanding
Clip: Season 2400 Episode 2449 | 1m 33sVideo has Closed Captions
Wisconsin's Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson reacted to the announced peace talks to end the Iran war and their wishlist of terms in the final deal.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship>> The signed understanding between the U.S.
and Iran has raised as many questions as it has provided answers.
But since the war began more than 100 days ago, it's the closest to a mutual agreement the public has seen, with fine details of negotiations still unknown.
Wisconsin Senators Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin reacted with support and skepticism.
>> As no matter how many votes we had to try and limit the president's power here, the American people have a say in this.
And I would say the American people, by and large, overwhelmingly the majority did not want President Trump to introduce the type of ground troops to completely defeat the Revolutionary Guard and the brutal dictators of Iran.
So here we are again.
I don't know what's in the memorandum of understanding.
We can always go back in.
The minute they make a move toward the nuclear sites, we can bomb them again.
We can try and work with them.
>> He needs to show the American people what is in this agreement, what our plan is to reach a real long term peace deal and explain how any of us are better off now compared to three and a half months ago.
Until a long term peace agreement is signed and sealed, and any nuclear agreement is delivered to Congress, I'm going to continue to do my job and
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