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News Team - NBC5 News

News Team - NBC5 News

Nathaniel Reed joined the NBC 5 News Team in July 2019 as a reporter based in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Nathani…

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Newsy Management

Newsy Management

Political Reporter Nathaniel Reed is a political reporter focusing on the 2020 election based in Newsy's Wash…

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More bipartisan opposition to Trump's deal with Iran is building in Congress

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By Nathaniel Reed Verified
| WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
President Trump is lashing out at critics of the U.S.-Iran deal, saying the "fools" are "either jealous, bad people or stupid." But both Democrats and Republicans have expressed concerns about the agreement. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy calls the deal "the worst foreign policy blunder in decades." He wrote on X that Iran's nuclear ambitions have not been curbed, 13 American service members are dead and families have paid billions at the pump.
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Republicans in Congress back Trump, but want to see more about the new Iran deal Original

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By Nathaniel Reed Verified
| Scripps News
President Trump says the Strait of Hormuz will be fully open by Friday, following an initial agreement struck between the U.S. and Iran. So far neither side has released text showing exactly what's in the agreement, but the president claims he will read it word for word for the media in just a couple of days. President Trump said he hadn't considered sending the agreement to Congress. "Whatever I say, they want to do the opposite.
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