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As the White House awaits Iran's response to its latest proposal to end the conflict

and reopen the straight-of of Hormuz, the fragile

ceasefire continues to be tested.

We have to get what we have to get. If we don't do that, we'll have to go a big step further.

President Trump on the situation in Iran as he prepares to head to China, where the lack of

oil shipments making it through the

straight of Hormuz will be a key topic. That is also creating widespread ripple effects here

at home. We'll break it down with U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, and the top

Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee, Jack Reed. Then, Virginia's Supreme Court strikes down the Democrats' effort

to redraw district lines across the Commonwealth, which a majority of voters there approved just last

month. Talk about your all-time backfire. After they spent all this money, you've got to think,

like, Keene Jeffries doesn't feel so great today. We'll sit down with the ruthless podcast team to

talk about how the decision is shaking up the midterm elections.

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