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It is May 24th.

There is a lot going on.

And let's continue our coverage of this emerging possible peace deal between America and Iran.

There is a lot going on.

There is a – and I'm just going to kind of assume that either you've been listening, you kind of know what's going on,

because I'm going to spray to all fields here, if I can use a baseball term.

There is a news agency out of Iran that is now reporting that, no, the Strait of Hormuz

will not be going back to pre-war conditions. So what that means is that as we talk about this

possible peace deal, part of that peace deal, a big part of that peace deal, hinges on Iran allowing

the Strait of Hormuz to open back up. And so if the news agency out there from Iran is saying that it will not

be returning to that pre-war condition, well, then that's obviously going to be an issue because

we wanted, this is one of the deals. This is one of the tenants of the deal. We want it open back up. No tolls. That's what we want. So what we are hearing is in the deal. And this, and I'm going to get into some of this. But what we're hearing that is in the deal, there are now elements within Iran that are saying, no, none of that is part of the deal.

And I know.

I know it's like deja vu all over again.

If I can quote the great Yogi Berra, no.

This is a situation that we have seen time and time and time again where we are hearing about a deal, a possible deal,

then negotiate a deal, and then it ultimately comes out from Iran that, no, there is no deal.

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