Sen. Rick Scott on U.S.-Iran deal: 'The key is going to be what the final deal says'

Summary

Senator Rick Scott discusses the framework of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding and his expectations for the next 60 days of negotiations. He insists President Trump will not agree to a deal unless it includes no nuclear weapons, no ballistic missiles, no funding for proxies that threaten Israel, and no U.S. taxpayer money for Iran's reconstruction. He also advocates that any frozen Iranian assets should be offset by the costs America has incurred from Iran's actions.

• Senator Rick Scott says the key is what the final U.S.-Iran deal says, not just the initial MOU.
• He cannot imagine Trump agreeing unless the deal guarantees no nuclear weapons or ballistic missiles.
• Scott wants any money owed to Iran to be reduced by U.S. costs in pressuring them.
• He states there will be no American taxpayer dollars for reconstructing Iran.
• The interview mentions Trump's statement that the Strait of Hormuz will be permanently toll-free.
• No explicit investment ideas or tradable securities were discussed.