Today on Seculo, Vice President J.D. Vance heads to Pakistan for Iranian peace talks.

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Friday, everyone. Will Haynes here, joined in studio by Jordan Seculo, and we're going to get

right into it as the Vice President of the United States has boarded Air Force 2 headed for Islamabad

Pakistan. That is where a peace talks, a summit of sorts, will be taking place tomorrow

with the Iranians, led by the vice president of the United States. It's a very historic moment

for the fact that it is the vice president that is meeting with these leaders, if you want to call them that of Iran, to negotiate what it was hopefully to some degree, some sort of peace agreement, as long as it's good for the United States.

Jordan, we've seen this week a ceasefire announced.

We've seen that Iran, as per usual, moves

the goal post. They don't normally agree to everything they say the first go around.

The Strait of Hormuz is eh, kind of open. A few more ships have gotten through. Exactly. They're

letting who they want through. There's also reports they are starting to try to charge that toll.

Has anyone paid the toll yet? Do we know? That's what's unclear because they are still taking and

choosing who's going through. Depending on what country you're in and where you do banking,

with all the sanctions that are on, you know, providing any kind of support to the Iranian regime,

giving them $2 million without a special exception

or exemption from the United States and other Western powers, you could have serious trouble

with your bank accounts unless you're basically Russia or China that could, and I likely, I don't

really see Iran charging those two for some reason. But it would be interesting to know if they actually are collecting on that.

And has it even reached like a dozen?

We don't have a total number.

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