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Welcome to Seculo-Pact show once again. Rick Rennell's joining us.

C.C. Hiles joining us. We're going to have a lot of guests and Will Haynes, of course,

in studio with me as well. Phone lines are open for your calls at 1-800-6-83110. We'd love to hear from you. And what we're talking about today,

not only to Pete Hex has say, hey, we're not going to rule out war with Iran. It was essentially

confirmed that there were those face-to-face talks, and round two is on the horizon. And that's a

good thing, according to the administration. They said, hey, you know, we've had our issues in the past with Iran, maybe having some issues currently with Iran, but we can sit down

face to face and have this issue, you know, at a negotiating table instead of potentially

in the battlefield. That's right. And so with these comments from Secretary Hegesith, which we'll get to in a moment,

do stem from this first round of talks that took place in Oman over the weekend on Saturday.

There were some discrepancies in how they were described. The U.S. said we'll be having

direct talks. The Iranians pushed back on that and said, no, they're indirect talks.

And what the reality was is that

they were the indirect talks where they're in two different conference rooms and there's a

mediator that goes in between that is the traditional style when you don't have this diplomatic

relationship with the foreign power. However, there was pre-planned a meeting between Steve Wiccooff, who's the president's envoy on these things,

and the foreign minister of Iran.

But this pre-planned meeting where the two spoke for about 45 minutes was staged to appear as a chance meeting and a chance opportunity.

So would say like a tarmac meeting.

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