It's Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026 from Peach Fish Productions.

It's the gist.

I'm Mike Peska.

President Trump is known for his dishonesty, but sometimes it's his honesty that's most

worrisome.

Here, Emin Javers of CNBC reporting on a conversation he had with the president yesterday about the ongoing,

but you may have noticed incomplete Iranian negotiations.

I asked the president about. I said, do you think the negotiations are over now, or is this

a bluff by the Iranians? The president said, I don't care if they're over, honestly. I really

don't care. I couldn't care less. If they're over, they're over. If they're not, you know, I think they took too much time. Frankly, I think they started to get a little boring. A little boring. Not enough razzle-dazzle for him. No flyovers, no flag-huggings, no fights on the White House lawn to hold his interest.

I believe him.

I believe him that he is bored.

Bored like a family who isn't able to take a road trip this summer with gas at $450 a gallon.

But you know what?

They can watch that UFC fight instead, I guess.

Alternative programming.

Maybe the whole thing is a ratings ploy.

If I had to be incredibly charitable, if I could turn into the Trump translator, translating

him from impetuous to presidential, I would say something like, he doesn't mean that Iran's delays have been boring.

It means that their delays have grown tiresome and predictable.

But anyway, even if that were true, even if that were his publicly expressed complaint,

it wouldn't make me feel any better about a negotiation.

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