Whoa, big news from the president about Iran.

And then we're going to talk about the most rejected, the smallest minority in America.

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President of Fire School of Ministry.

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Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. Well, I was driving in to do radio today. I'd

been busy with emails and a bunch of things right before leaving. I had not yet heard the president's

announcement about Iran. I knew it was about to happen. Flip down the radio and heard some excerpts

and thought the man delivered, but he went

even further than he needed to in making a statement to the world and to the people of Iran.

Friends, this is big. I'm going to be consistent here. When the president has done things that have disappointed me,

I have honestly said so. I have not sold my soul to support him. When he does things that I feel

are wrong, that are not productive, that embarrass me. I say so publicly. And when he does things that

make me proud to have him as our president, when he does things that I appreciate when I, when he does things that make me proud to have him as our president, when he does

things that I appreciate, when he does things that take courage and boldness and strength,

I commend him for that. So well done, Mr. President. Thank you for pulling out of our deal with Iran, a deal which not only gave them a

real path to capability for nuclear armaments in the future. Oh, may have delayed things,

but gave them a clear path. Not only did that, but also put money, billions and billions of dollars, large sums of money, back

in their pocket. Was it $150 billion? I mean, incredibly high amount of money. Money had been

held back because of sanctions, knowing full well that much of it would be spent on the

exportation of terror. Yet we did it anyway. It's one of the worst things

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