This is Renegade Talk Radio.

It's another beautiful day in Las Vegas, Nevada, and yeah, we're still feeling our summer warmth.

And we know that climate change is part of the scenario, right?

So my question is, my audience, this is Betsy Bell, and how can this happen?

And what I want to know is, what are we going to do about it?

Well, we have to ask the Biden administration because they're all about climate change and they get it. So what is on the agenda for today? It is called

around to profound.

And part one is the Middle East ethics.

Do they have them?

Oh, yes, they do.

Part two is who to believe.

And part three is going to be called the acid test. So now, my friends, I am starting

off from point A to get you to the part that's important. The Iranian president, Masoud Peschkianian claims he has reached a good understanding with Qatar

for access to the 6 billion windfall of cash, paid by the President Joe Biden after a

prisoner exchange deal with the United States in September of

2023. Biden administration officials continue to insist Iran will have only limited access to the funds. Well, now, that is a matter of how we understand.

What does it mean limited access? In Qatar, we have six billion in assets. The issue was discussed during a meeting between the governors of the two countries, central banks, as well as the meeting with the Qatari Amir.

We reached a good understanding in this regard, Pasekian said. After returning to Tehran on Thursday from a two-day

trip to Qatar, the administration insisted the payment was not really a ransom and claimed

Tehran would only be able to use the money for purchasing

humanitarian goods. I think Iran knows what humanitarian means. Critics responded that money,

that this money is fungible.

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