Ben Rhodes Misled About ‘Anywhere, Anytime’ Inspections of Iran’s Nuclear Program

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President Obama’s deputy national security adviser, Ben Rhodes, has been using doublespeak to sell the nuclear deal to the American people. In April of this year, Rhodes claimed that the nuclear deal would include “anywhere, anytime” access to Iranian nuclear sites. Last night, the top Obama adviser said, “We never sought in this negotiation the capacity for so-called anytime, anywhere” inspections.

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