Dick and Liz Cheney Blast Obama: His Polices Are Doing Lasting Damage to the U.S.

D. CHENEY: “The objective was no nukes for the Iranians but that's not what's happened here. The objective was no enrichment for the Iranians. That's not what the treaty does. It's not a treaty. What the agreement does. Basically it's what it says within a specified period of time, Iran is going to be able to do whatever they want to do with respect to developing nuclear weapons. That's not what the treaty does. It's not a treaty, what's the agreement does. Basically, it's -- what it says within a specified period of time, Iran is going to be able to do whatever they want to do with respect to developing nuclear weapons.”
GANGELS: “And Cheney goes further. He believes the deal will cause a nuclear arms race in the Middle East and charges it will more than likely lead to the first use of a nuclear weapon since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.”
D. CHENEY: “I do think when you take the instability that we have in the Middle East then the conflict and the ISIS and the rise of the caliphate and the whole of terrorism has gone on in part of the world. And you dump nuclear weapons into that mix. I think the possibility that sooner or later somebody's going to use one of those nuclear weapons has increased fairly significantly.”
GANGELS: “President Obama says it's the best deal we could get and opponents are pro-war. You say?” D. CHENEY: “He's wrong. So no if -- we've done much better than that in the past in other negotiations. He gave away the store.”
GANGELS: “President Obama said opponents of the deal are either lying or ignorant.”
D. CHENEY: “I think that's a very sorry statement by a President of the United States. I just - he ought to read his own agreement.”