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And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo. It's Monday, June 1st. Welcome to June, everybody. You know, every time we come on this show, I feel like we're going to say last week it was, it feels like we're there. There's going to be a deal. A deal is happening. Are you going to like the deal? You're not going to like the deal. And of course, today we come to you with different news. And that is that Iran has decided they are going to stop negotiations with the U.S. and vows to completely block the straight of Hormuz. Jordan's in studio, Will's in studio. We got Christi Campionione joining us later and Jeff Balabon from ACLJ Jerusalem. so it's going to be a very, very busy show, but there's still be time for you to call in at 1-800-68431-10.

I want to hear from. Balabon from ACLJ Jerusalem. So it's going to be a very, very busy show, but there's still

be time for you to call in at 1-800-68-4-31-10. I want to hear from you. 1-800-6-8-4-31-10. We'll kick it to you. So what is this big update? That's right. So as you mentioned on Friday, the president was holding a meeting with national security team at the White House to decide, according to him,

whether or not he would accept the agreement that both the U.S. negotiators and the Iranian

negotiators had come to. And what we see now is that the president had said, I want some

stronger language in here. There are a few things I'm not ready to sign off on. So his decision was to

not accept it where it was at. Once again, that goes back to the discussion and what we had the

callers call in on on Friday. Do you think the president will make a deal? Do you think he will

only do what's in the best interest of the American people? It appears he did not think that that

deal was something he should sign off on at this point. Now, what we see today is, what's in the best interest of the American people. It appears he did not think that that deal

was something he should sign off on at this point. Now, what we see today from this morning,

from Iranian state media, that the Iranian negotiators will stop exchanging messages with the U.S.

through the intermediaries, effectively shutting down any further negotiations. They are also saying that Iran will

move to fully close the Strait of Hormuz as a response to this. And they're saying this is

an retaliation for ongoing ceasefire violations. Now, what are some of those ceasefire violations?

Well, some of it is, I don't know, the Iranians launching ballistic missiles

at our troops on bases in Kuwait and the United States shooting that down. They are blaming

the United States saying we are violating the ceasefire when we knock their missiles out of the

sky. I don't think that's quite a ceasefire violation by the United States. I don't think it's what they are saying. I think we know that they are the ones violating it. They're also trying to blame Israel with some of the ongoing retaliation. Israel's still getting hit by Hezbollah. What are they doing? They're striking back. They're taking out the launch sites. They also have a deal with the Lebanese at this point for the first time in

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