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And a little bit more on the war certainly because, you know, the, well, the war, the military conflict, the Iranian butt kicking and all of that on the show.

J.D. Vance calls the ceasefire a fragile truce, but says Trump is impatient to make progress.

You know why it's a fragile truce? And I'm glad it's a fragile truce. I really am.

Because the person is going to, or the people who are going to break the truce are the people who are in charge of Iran right now. And if they f around, they're going to find out. And I kind of hope they do, by the way. I kind of hope they do. Uh, JD-Vant said, this is why I say this. The fragile truths. You have people who clearly want to become, go to the negotiating table, work with us to find a good deal. And then you have people who are lying about even the fragile truth that we've already struck. And you're just going to have to kill them all. That's all. That's all. You're just going to have to kill all of them. Every remnant of the IRCG, everyone who is not willing to look to a free Iran. Just kill them all. This is a guy named Nathan Sayles last night

on Fox about some of the demands that the Democrats are saying Donald Trump capitulated to,

which was a lie. Their wish list was exactly that, a fantasy wish list. They wanted us to withdraw

all of our forces from the region. Not going to happen. They wanted us to pay reparations

for war damage, not going to happen. They wanted us to affirm that they had control

legally over the Strait of Hormuz, again, dead on arrival. So the big picture here,

we need to watch and see how Iran responds. And if they twitch, just a little twitch, just a little move towards that six gun.

You just pull an outlawed Josie Wales on them.

This is a great development, potentially, but the key word in the president's post was

subject.

This is all subject to the Iranian regime agreeing to open the Strait of Hormuz now. And then we can have negotiations about the finer points later on.

Let's watch and see what Tehran does.

Have they blinked or are they going to try and weasel their way out of a commitment to open the street?

They're not going to get, they're not going to be able to weasel.

They're not going to be able to weasel. They're not going to be able to weasel.

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