I thought Kerry explained it pretty well.
All we are left with is an out of context quote from Ben Rhodes:
TAPPER: So the Israelis have put out this list of things that they think should be in the final deal with Iran, including allowing inspectors to go anywhere any time. That seems perfectly reasonable, no?
RHODES: Well, Jake, first of all, under this deal, you will have anywhere, any time 24/7 access as it relates to the nuclear facilities that Iran has. You will also have access to…
(CROSSTALK)
TAPPER: What about the military facilities?
RHODES: What we will have under this deal, Jake, is the strongest inspections regime that any country faces in the world. And what that means is if we see a site that we need to inspect on a military facility, we can get access to that site and inspect it. So if it’s a suspicious site that we believe is related to its nuclear efforts, we can get access and inspect that site through the IAEA.
He admits that there isn't anytime anywhere access to all sites just the nuclear facilities not everywhere in the country.
Would you admit that the deal is better than the status quo?