Rep. Mike Turner, a Republican member of Congress, says the administration is not providing enough information to lawmakers regarding the U.S. approach to Iran. Speaking on CBS News’ “Face the Nation,” Turner said “nobody’s satisfied” with the level of information Congress is receiving. He argued that the administration “could be sharing more” with Congress, without specifying particular documents or details. Turner also endorsed the Trump administration’s overall strategy of pressing Iran to return to negotiations related to nuclear weapons. The remarks frame the information issue as one of congressional oversight while supporting the administration’s negotiating position. Both outlets report Turner’s comments in the same context: concerns about transparency toward Congress alongside approval of the administration’s pressure-for-talks approach concerning Iran’s nuclear program. The sources do not describe any specific breach of procedure or cite detailed disagreements, focusing instead on Turner’s assessment of the current flow of information and his stance on the broader strategy toward Iran.