Obama’s Iran Deal-or-War Warning Attracts Bipartisan Criticism

Kathleen Miller and Calev Ben-David

(Bloomberg) -- U.S. President Barack Obama speaks about the agreement reached between Iran and six world powers aimed at preventing the Middle Eastern nation from acquiring a nuclear weapon. Watch all the key moments from Obama's speech at American University in Washington in two minutes. (Excerpts. Source: Bloomberg)

President Barack Obama’s warning that the Iran nuclear deal comes down to a choice “between diplomacy or some form of war” drew criticism from both the Senate’s Republican leader and the House’s No. 2 Democrat.

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