Sports, politics, life, ideal health regenerative medicine presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

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Sometimes you see a headline and you think you know exactly what the story is.

And that was the case on Thursday when I read a

headline of a story of comments that President Trump made at the Oval Office when taking questions

and describing a whole bunch of different things that are going on and answering questions about a wide

variety of topics. Of course, many of the questions were centered around Iran and whether this thing could

end soon. Trump has signaled that maybe this weekend there's a shot to get this thing done.

And, you know, I don't know.

When it's over, it's over.

We're not really at war.

Marco Rubio has declared that in front of Congress and said, there's no fighting.

At this point, we're just, you know, holding it at a standstill and

negotiating and seeing where we go and financially crushing Iran in pretty much every way we possibly

can. That's an effective strategy. It's working. They're crippled. It's not going well in Iran.

But the headline that I saw that really struck me was Trump says only the United States

or China will be allowed to recover the enriched uranium. This is one of the big sticking points

here. We want the uranium out of there. Now, I don't know if Trump wants it for us. I don't know

if he has a use for it. I'm not sure I don't know if Trump wants it for us. I don't know if he has a

use for it. I'm not sure I know exactly what the plan is to go get it and get it out and how you do

this. Maybe that's a big part of the negotiation, but I thought, well, isn't that great? The two biggest

powers in the world who see each other philosophically as rivals, a communist dictatorship versus a, you know,

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