Good evening, everyone from New York. I'm Eamon Mojideen in for Chris Hayes. For days, the entire world has waited.

As an American president threatened to kill an entire population, Donald Trump, a man who has gone bankrupt six times, who has been impeached twice, and who has

34 felony convictions, that guy, he set a deadline. He set a deadline for Iran to end the war

that he started. The ultimatum that he gave, quote, a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again.

And we are now about 45 seconds past his arbitrary deadline.

But just over an hour ago, Trump changed that deadline again.

After threatening to destroy an entire country's power plants and bridges and civilian infrastructure,

after basically promising genocide, Trump got an extension.

He now claims a peace settlement with Iran is within reach.

And after agreeing to a proposal brokered by Pakistan to stop bombing Iran for two weeks,

it appears that Iran has agreed

to a ceasefire that will open the Strait of Hormuz as long as the U.S. stops bombing it.

And as long as Iran keeps collecting $2 million per ship to pass through that Strait of

Hormuz, that is at least according to Iranian officials speaking to the New York Times.

But what happens in two weeks? And that all depends on the whims of the most powerful and arguably

the most unstable leader in the world today. Just earlier, Iranian media showed people

forming human chains around power plants and on bridges

to defy and deter Donald Trump from bombing them. In response, Donald Trump told NBC News

that the human chains were, quote, totally illegal, adding, they're not allowed to do that.

On Capitol Hill, a growing chorus of Democrats this evening, 70 in the House so far,

are now demanding that Donald Trump be removed from office for threatening to kill a whole

civilization. A few Republicans spoke out against the president's threats as well today.

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