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Transcript: Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," July 26, 2026

A U.S. senator's public remarks have reignited debate over a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia.

By · Published July 29, 2026  13:11 UTC · Updated July 29, 2026  19:36 UTC

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Senate is grappling with the potential consequences of a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. The deal, which would allow the export of nuclear technology to the kingdom, has sparked controversy and divided opinions among lawmakers.

John Kennedy appeared on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan." Kennedy's remarks came amid a broader discussion about U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, particularly in light of ongoing tensions with Iran. The Hill and Time Magazine both noted that Kennedy's stance diverges from that of former President Trump, who has advocated for the deal.

The European Conservative and Washington Examiner have framed the debate in terms of geopolitical strategy, with some arguing that providing nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia could counterbalance China's influence in the region. The open question is whether the Senate will approve the deal, given the divided opinions among lawmakers.

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The obvious questions

What is the U.S.-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal?

The deal would allow the U.S. to export nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia. The specifics of the deal are not yet fully disclosed.

Why is the deal controversial?

The deal is controversial because it involves sharing sensitive nuclear technology with a Middle Eastern country amid regional tensions. Some lawmakers and analysts have expressed concerns about the potential for nuclear proliferation and the strategic implications of the deal.

What is Sen. John Kennedy's stance on the deal?

Sen. John Kennedy has publicly opposed the deal, breaking ranks with former President Trump, who has advocated for it.

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