October 16, 2017

Trump, U.S. allies disagree on Iran nuclear deal

By Ilan Goldenberg

Ilan Goldenberg joins CBSN to explain what President Trump's decision to not recertify the Iran nuclear deal means for U.S. foreign relations, as key allies France, Germany and the United Kingdom say they remain committed to the agreement. 

Watch the segment here.

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