to develop a nuke.

And he said, yes.

Every deal that we were willing to do has that as its basis.

And so I'm hearing a deal that everything that hangs on it.

The predicate for the nuclear part is what President Trump has delivered.

And those states are going to continue to deliver on the military side.

He took them out total destruction back in june they might

have had some disparate elements left and in the nuclear pixie dust it looks like he got

some of that maybe you got to get some more but everything there i wouldn't take anything they

wrote on paper okay okay okay okay i think you got a military do we have a defendant do you think

there's a deal ready to be signed within 72 hours?

I don't think we will have a deal signed in 72 hours.

Six months?

A piece of paper. No.

Six months?

I don't know. I think it depends on what the president's strategy is.

Like I said, I'm not so sure you're ever going to get to a sign piece of paper with these guys. I think you have to set your objectives of what you're trying to do on the nuclear program, which you said was your goal. Also, the straits of her moves. Figure out with economic warfare, kinetic warfare, and diplomatic pressure, what you can live with.

And then it's most important to seal it up and pull out and come home.

Why not just do we said yes.

Just sail those destroyers through the straight a couple of times.

Hold it, map it, GPS it out.

Make sure we hold it down with with with Intel and you've

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