Marksimo, live from the W-O-R Life Fact Studios.

Well, lots to get to this hour.

Iran, well, occasionally there's a shot fired here and there, but it's basically a ceasefire.

It is good for us.

I know people would like to get this over with, but the longer we go on this little ceasefire thing, the more we drain

their finances, Stradahormuz closed, although it's not really closed. It's pretty much closed,

but it looks like several hundred tankers have been slipping through here and there, even though

we have a blockade. There is a way to slip through.

There are some, you know, Iranian vessels and some linked with China and India kind of allowed to go through.

And some other vessels, there's all kinds of tracking stuff, you know, that a boat sends out, you know, like radar, like signals, you can

turn all that off, turn off all the transmission, and get to the other side of the straight,

the Oman side, and as close to that as you can get, you can kind of slip through.

Think about 500 vessels have sneaked through during the last month or two.

But still, there's no open shipping, and Iran can't move their tankers.

So it's basically just draining all of their resources.

It's thought that they only have a couple more weeks before they're totally out of cash.

Inflation is now something like 200% in Iran and population going without everything pretty

much.

So it's an absolute disaster.

At some point, the whole thing is they have to agree no more nuclear anything and they'll

have to turn in the nuclear material they have, which is mostly dust.

It's in the ground, but we can get it out. We know how to do that. We've got teams that can go

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