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This is hour number three of the Rob Carson Show. By the grace

of God, it is finally Friday. It's going to be a glorious weather-wise weekend here in the nation's

capital. I'm going to be heading in to see the what's left of the cherry blossoms with some

friends who were coming in. I'm very excited about that. And then I'm going to an Orioles game on Sunday. I actually prefer to see the Orioles. I haven't seen the Orioles play in a very long time. You know, it used to be safe downtown in Baltimore. We'll see. We'll see. But I'm going to an Orioles game on Sunday. And taking it all in, just drinking it all in. I love it, man. I really enjoy living here, and I hope you'll come and join me in the fall. Travel with Rob.net, real quick for the streamers. I was talking about the 80s earlier and how it was really a crazy time to be, you know, I was a junior high and high school. In the 80s, I went through junior high, high school, college, and first job. All in the 80s. It was a very transformative thing for me. And then I had mentioned that I bought a black leather suit for the Homecoming Variety Show. I have the picture. I'm going to show it to you streamers. I'm going to show you streamers. That is the black leather suit. And yes, I did have a mustache. That's the only time in my life I had ever any facial hair.

That's it right there, man. I took every dime that I had, making $3.35 cents. And that was the minimum wage. I didn't ask for a higher minimum wage.

I didn't have food stamps.

I saved every dang dime I had, and I bought a black leather suit.

There you go. You've seen it.

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If you want to see Rob Carson in a leather suit, I was, you know, I was, you know, I was, you know, a poor kid from Iowa. But I, you know, I wanted to be a rock star. I want to be Johnny Carson. I want to be this. So there you go.

Let's check out the social media if you want to see it. Here's the latest from Newsmax, James Rosen, on the fragile peace deal between the USA and Iran. Well, let's take you live now to Chief Washington correspondent James Rosen. With more on the weekends negotiations. I believe those are happening in Islamabad, right James? James is awesome. That's right. Good morning, Edy. Much remains unresolved as we have been reporting in this ceasefire

announced between the U.S. and Israel on the one side and the Iranian regime on the other,

not least whether Tehran is making good on its pledge to reopen the Strait of Hormuz,

through which in ordinary times, one-fifth of the

world's oil supply transits. In her briefing yesterday, White House Press Secretary Caroline

Levitt claimed Iranian reports of continued restrictions on that commerce were lies.

We have seen an uptick of traffic in the straight today, and I will reiterate the President's

expectation and demand that the Strait of Hormuz is reopened immediately, quickly, and

safely.

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