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Welcome to the 3 Martini lunch. Grab a stall next to Greg Caramba,

Subradio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Dream Artinis coming up.

Hey, really glad you're with us for the Thursday edition of the 3 Martini lunch. No good Martinis

today. So I hope you enjoyed those that we had in abundance earlier in the week. We have bad,

bad and crazy Martinis for conservatives today. And Jim, let's start with one that just seems

to be a record on repeat. And that is this administration's insistence on getting back to the

Iran nuclear deal. And it's not just getting back. According to John Solomon and others,

it's actually going to be even worse. And it seems that this administration is really intent

on getting it done this year. I don't know if they expect a Republican Congress to push back.

Of course, when Obama made the deal, the Congress was Republican. But needing two-thirds,

I think it was to stop the deal from taking place, which is exactly the opposite of what the

Constitution asked for. But in addition to getting back into an agreement, according to John

Solomon, the US is going to be offering much more robust sanctions relief compared to last time.

And if you remember the cash on the pallets, that's not exactly a very encouraging situation.

What we do have, though, is the US expected to aggregate multiple Trump-era executive orders,

which will lift sanctions on dozens of individuals and entities without congressional review.

Most notably, the Biden administration would likely end an executive order which imposed sanctions

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