coming up on this episode of the Roundtable. A big sticking point from the Obama JCPOA is that

the Iranians didn't allow any Americans to be part of those inspection teams, which if you ask

some opened up the chances of fraud or evasion pretty significantly. And so that's one kind

of thing that I would look for if there's

openness from the Iranians, you know, to have Americans as part of the inspection teams and

reviewing their nuclear facilities, wherever they are and whatever they become in the future.

And then the other thing is the enrichment levels. There's some messaging that I've

been paying attention to that has changed over the last 10 days. It was obviously, you know,

the enduring message has been no nuclear weapon for Iran, but even since Israel started their

campaign of airstrikes, there was this discussion of zero enrichment, no uranium whatsoever.

And that's changed, certainly, to the absence of highly enriched uranium.

These are the levels that Vice President Vance in particular has been talking about on a lot of

his media appearances.

And then President Trump in front of the press pool has been explicit on his expectation that they don't have a means of weaponization. The

The Welcome everyone once again to the Roundtable, the editors and publishers podcast at the American Mind at the Claremont Institute.

I'm back after a

week in the wilds of Trump country in western North Carolina. More on that later. I'm your

host, Ryan Williams, president of the Claremont Institute and publisher of the Claremont Review Books.

And The American Mind, joined by a full host of folks today. We will be joined in a little bit by

Will Tebow to talk a little bit

about Iran. But for now, I am joined by newly christened Miga editor of the American

mind, Spencer Claven. We were just commenting on he looks slightly Persian, maybe. And it is

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