While visiting Bret Baier’s Special Report on Thursday evening, Marco Rubio was asked about his comments on Iran, which have made quite the splash. Rubio’s strongest point is easily foreign policy, and the other guests looked as though they couldn’t quite keep up with him. He spoke of his objections to the Iran Nuclear Deal, and how he believes it should be handled. He noted that he has various concerns with the deal, but he began by addressing his top three:

1. Iran will retain a sophisticated enrichment center, which means they will now have less enrichment centers than they previously had, but they will be of higher quality.
2. A signing bonus of 50 Billion that the authors believe will be used to boost the Iranian economy, but as Rubio notes, history suggests it will instead be spent in nefarious ways.
3. We are now obligated to help Iran protect its nuclear program from attack, which could lead to us assisting Iran in protecting themselves from our allies.