(Reuters) - U.S. President�Barack�Obama�said on Friday he does not see proposed legislation in Congress derailing negotiations with�Iran�on its nuclear program, calling the bill allowing Congress to review any deal a "reasonable compromise" that he planned to sign.

In a news conference at the White House, Obama said Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Senator Bob Corker and the panel's top Democrat, Ben Cardin, have offered assurances that they would protect the bill from "poison pill" amendments that would be tilted toward trying to kill any deal with�Iran.

By Reuters