It's Friday, February 27th, 2026. We've got a Friday five-pack, including Iran. Are they rejecting

any sort of negotiations from henceforth? Also, AI coming for 4,000 jobs, and ask or tell me anything.

Next on the AM update.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Iran has rejected all U.S. demands in the latest rounds

of nuclear talks.

Iran's foreign minister also said these words, quote, today was one of the best, most serious

and longest rounds of negotiations.

We made good progress and seriously engaged with elements of a deal regarding both nuclear and sanctions issues.

We are close to understanding on some issues, though differences remain on others.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says,

Well, let me put it to you this way.

Let me put it to you this way.

If, in fact, what you're interested in is a peaceful nuclear program,

you can do it like most of the countries in the world do it, which is they have above-ground reactors and they import the fuel. We have deals now to do that with countries. What they really

wanted was energy from, they could do small modular reactors, which is something that's quite

affordable and achievable for a lot of countries. But when you say we want to enrich and we want to enrich deep underground, and you have a history in the past of enriching to 20 and even 60% plus you're building missiles that could potentially carry warheads, that doesn't sound to me like someone who's a country that's not interested in building weapons. So it's not just a rhetorical, it's the actions to back the rhetoric, which we simply haven't seen. So you're looking for a commitment to zero to be rigged? Well, they don't need to enrich in order to have nuclear energy. They don't need nuclear energy, by the way. They have plenty of natural gas. But if they wanted nuclear energy, they could have it the way other countries have it. that they refuse to get it that way, the fact that they insist not just on enrichment, but on enrichment and locations located inside of mountains,

is I think you would have to lack common sense to not know what that means or what that could be.

So does the United States have a red line or do they not? The coming days, I think, will tell the story. Back at home,

borders are Tom Homan responded to Pope Leo this week, saying, among other things again,

that the United States has really mean to immigrants. What is your response to Pope Leo for

being critical of the Trump administration when it comes to deporting illegals.

Well, look, I'm a lifelong Catholic. I'm still practicing Catholic. Catholic faith is always

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