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This is the Michael Medved show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth, a great day to review

the very latest in diplomacy, where the news is that Iran is still reviewing, quote,

messages from the United States, which have been sent

via Pakistani mediators, and Iran has not yet finalized its response, positive or negative,

to a U.S. proposal to end the war.

Tehran has made announcements on their media

that, yes, they are still pondering the U.S. suggestion for an end of the war,

which would include a 12-year avoidance of any development of nuclear capacity

by the Iranians. The tensions at sea, meanwhile, Iran has laid out a new set of rules

for ships seeking to cross the Strait of Hormuz.

This according to a document seen by CNN, as Tehran seeks to cement control over the

international waterway. And very much comparable in importance to Iran agreeing to give up nuclear development

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