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Will Haynes in studio today, and it's just me, flying solo today. So give me a call at

1-800-684-3-1-1-0 because I want to hear from you. And we are talking about the negotiations

that took place in Pakistan over the weekend with Vice President Vance as well as Steve Whitkoff

and Jared Kushner with the Iranians. They negotiated for 21 hours and were unable to reach a deal.

Not only that, the vice president felt like after those 21 hours, the red lines that the

United States had in place, they're non-negotiable, so to speak.

Iran was not going to budge on, mainly reopening the Strait of Hormuz with no tariff or tax or toll

placed on it by the Iranian regime, as well as the enrichment program going away for Iran.

Iran seemed to be way too entrenched in the idea that they will continue their nuclear ambitions.

So what did the vice president do?

He came back to the United States, walked away from the table.

The Americans gave the Iranians a chance to continue for that regime, whatever it looks like, to continue.

And they were unable to come to the

negotiating table in good faith in a way of saying, listen, we know this is all about our nuclear

ambitions. And maybe we will retain the right in some way that we can do this, but we are agreeing

that we will not. We will end these nuclear ambitions.

And as a result, President Trump did something that I don't think was on a lot of people's radar.

He has imposed a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. This is, as you remember, Iran saying

they had closed the Strait of Hormuz.

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