Sen. Warner: Iran agreement leaves U.S. ‘worse than we were before the war’

Sen. Mark Warner is sounding the alarm about the potential fallout from the U.S. negotiating a new agreement with Iran, claiming it leaves the U.S. in a worse position than before the war. This comes amid ongoing debates about surveillance laws and delays in the confirmation of the DNI nominee. Warner's concerns highlight the broader implications of U.S. foreign policy decisions, suggesting that the consequences could significantly affect national security and international relations. His critique underscores the tension between diplomatic efforts and domestic political challenges.