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Thanks, Bill. Here's what's happening this week in America. A very poor job.

First lady address, no gun confiscation yet, and 25,000 miles per hour at 5,000 degrees.

It's all coming up and Bill's going to be here with your message of the day.

First, the president said Iran is doing a very poor job dishonorable, some would say,

of allowing oil to go through the strait of Hormuz.

This is not the agreement we have.

When asked about Iran charging a toll,

the president said they better not be,

and if they are, they better stop now.

As they've been collecting fees,

Britain, Japan, a couple of the European countries,

as well as the Persian Gulf states of Saudi Arabia,

UAE, Oman, which shares control of the strait with Iran,

have all spoken out against Iran charging a toll.

Under international maritime rules, coastal nations have sovereignty over waters extending

12 nautical miles, which is about 14 miles, from their shores, where they may board or inspect

vessels. And the Strait of Hormuz lies within waters claimed by both Iran and Oman.

And the International Maritime Organization said that imposing a toll on the strait was at a dangerous

precedent and said that the law of the sea guarantees transit passage through international

straits and does not permit coastal states to charge tolls like this.

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