Why the Iran Deal Isn’t a ‘Nuclear Deal’
6/23/202629 min
American negotiators say Iran has agreed to allow nuclear weapons inspectors to examine their stockpiles, but several hurdles remain. United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns, paving the way for Andy Burnham to succeed him. And legendary music executive Clive Davis is dead at 94.
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Brad Mielke· Host0:28
It's Tuesday, June 23rd. No one's going nuclear, yet. We start here. Iran agrees to welcome weapons inspectors inside the country.
JD Vance· Soundbite0:41
We've laid a successful foundation to get to a good place for the American people.
Brad Mielke· Host0:46
But this is a long way from a comprehensive nuclear deal. In fact, experts say it's not a nuclear deal at all. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns.
Keir Starmer· Soundbite0:54
And I accept that answer with good grace.
Brad Mielke· Host0:58
This revolving door of British leaders hasn't stopped, so what should we expect from his replacement? And music legend Clive Davis is dead at 94.
Andrea Dresdale1:07
He studied what went into hits so he would know how to make them.
Brad Mielke· Host1:12
How a man in a suit and tie forever changed what America sounds like. From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milke. Often, when you think of a president