We are live with Alexander McCurs.

Alexander, how you doing?

I'm doing very well. Of course, I was up late into the night yesterday as events were playing out at bewildering speed.

But anyway, here we are the following day and we've got a few things to discuss.

Let me put it like that in terms of what has been happening.

Let's jump into it.

Let's jump into it, Alexander, real quick.

A good taco morning from Elsa.

Chunky Monkey says, how much worse does it have to get before Trump and his base,

finally acknowledge that this is a debacle? We'll answer that question in just a second.

And Raphael says, proud to be here from day one. L.O.L. Thank you, Raphael for that.

Thank you, Raphael.

Absolutely. Very. Okay, Alexander. A conditional ceasefire. That's how I titled this live stream.

I think that's an important point to make that no one is making. I haven't seen anyone make this point yet.

I was going back through some of the video archives that we did on Ukraine, where we were talking about the demand from the collective West for an unconditional

ceasefire of Russia, Russia to accept an unconditional ceasefire. In this instance, we now have a two-week

conditional ceasefire. What do you think of what's happened? Well, absolutely. Absolutely. And a conditional

ceasefire where the conditions have been written by Iran. I think that's an important thing also to

understand. So the Iranians return control of the Strait of Hormuz. They say they will allow

shipping to pass through, but they will continue to levy tolls.

And they also say, and Trump hasn't quite accepted this, but he's come very close to doing so,

that future discussions will be based on their 10-point proposal.

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