This is not a treaty, a treaty as the Constitution defines it, as something the United States Senate would alone decide and decide by 2/3 vote. This agreement, this deal as the President refers to it, requires a decision by both the House and the Senate, a simple vote in both bodies. Should the House and the Senate reject the Iran deal, then The President most likely would veto the rejection. That would require a two thirds vote in both the House and the Senate to overturn that. (02:23–02:33)
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Asserts that the Iran nuclear deal requires a simple vote by both the House and Senate.
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