"A Surrender Document": Sam Faddis Calls Iran’s Peace Plan a Non-Starter

"[Iran's demands] from my perspective [are] a non-starter...It's we remove all sanctions, the UN revokes all its resolutions. They get to keep their nuclear program, we pull our forces out of the Middle East, we promise never to attack them ever again." 

Retired CIA officer Sam Faddis argues that Iran’s 10-point proposal is an aggressive "wish list" that demands total U.S. concessions, including the removal of all sanctions and the withdrawal of forces from the Middle East. He warns that Iran is negotiating from a position of self-perceived strength, making the current diplomatic process a "non-starter" for the United States.