Key facts
- White House Legislative Affairs Director James Braid expressed doubt about a congressional vote on the final Iran nuclear deal.
- Braid questioned whether the agreement would necessitate a vote under the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act.
White House Legislative Affairs Director James Braid indicated that he would be surprised if a congressional vote ultimately takes place on the final Iran nuclear deal. Braid raised questions about whether the agreement would even necessitate a vote under the provisions of the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act. Braid also shared his earliest political memory, which involved Bill O'Reilly and his father, during an appearance on the show 'Fly Out Day'.