And the very same day that the President pulled us out of nuclear weapons agreement with Iran, the House foreign Affairs Committee met and both Republicans and Democrats on that Committee took the position and urge the President not to do that. So why this bipartisanship on the agreement because this particular agreement keeps us safer. It will work and permanently banning the ability of Iran To have nuclear weapons, it takes the heart sanctions. We worked on with our allies, our European allies in particular that came to bear on Iran and make sure that we work together with the leverage and strength to make sure they wouldn't violate this agreement and they have not what happened today by pulling out of this agreement takes this coalition it's been so strong actually dating back to the end of world war. Two and responsible of the greatest Period of peace and prosperity, the world has ever known and divides us something that Russia has attempted to do to this Western coalition for decades and continues to do today. I hope Congress and I hope our Committee can move forward and take a larger role and try and send the right message to our own citizens and to our global ally Odds and to our enemies that we will continue to stand together and be strong, but to do so, we can take the course that the President laid out for us today and we'll work together across the aisle with our allies across the globe, to try and get it right