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Former State Department Adviser Vali Nasr and EU Foreign policy adviser Nathalie Tocci discuss what it will take to revive the Iran Deal.

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The challenges of reviving the Iran Deal

Former State Department Adviser Vali Nasr and EU Foreign policy adviser Nathalie Tocci discuss what it will take to revive the Iran Deal.

Source: CNN