President Trump claims that Iran has agreed to everything in talks with the U.S., including

suspending its nuclear program.

That comes at the end of a week in which he feuded with the Pope, and two lawmakers suddenly

resigned from Congress.

For all of that and more, we turn now to the analysis of Brooks and Capehart.

That is the Atlantic's David Brooks and Jonathan K part of MS now.

It's great to see you both. Let's start overseas because there are a couple big headlines with

the wars there. Jonathan, as you saw a ceasefire earlier in the week with Lebanon to stop the fighting

between Israel and Khazpola. And then the U.S. and Iran announcing the Strait of Hormuz is open,

though evidence is suggesting otherwise.

There's also this that the president says Iran says it's going to suspend its nuclear program,

it's going to stop backing Hezbollah and Hamas, continuing to say the war is nearly over.

Do you believe that's happening?

No. I mean, this has been my issue with this war from the very beginning. I have a hard time trusting

what the administration says and certainly what the president says just given how he brought the country into this war to begin with.

And we have seen him make very definitive statements only to see action on the ground

say otherwise.

And also, I can't get over the fact that all of these things that we're talking about,

the Strait of Hormuz has been reopened.

Well, it was open before the war even started.

Or things being talked about the plutonium.

Well, there was an agreement.

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