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Watch: Full video of Obama’s speech on the Iran nuclear deal

This morning, negotiators from the United States, Iran, and other world powers announced that they had finally reached an agreement over Iran’s nuclear program.

President Obama gave a speech at 7 am Eastern time praising the deal, saying that the United States had achieved a historic agreement that cuts off every pathway Iran has to create or obtain nuclear weapons.

Read the full text of the nuclear deal here.

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“Mowing the grass,” explained.

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