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Welcome to The Truth with Lisa Booth, where we get to the heart of the issues that matter

to you.

Today, we're talking Iran.

With fresh ceasefire tensions in the Strait of Hermuz, stalled shipping, and Iran's

proxies still active, we're going straight to the source.

We're going to get straight talk from one of the Navy's most

experienced leaders in the region. He's former Vice Admiral John W. Fawsey Miller. He is the former

commander of the U.S. Naval Forces Central Command and U.S. Fifth Fleet. So we're going to get

to the truth. Obviously, we're in the fog of war. A lot of information out there. What's true? What's not? What do you need to know? And how does this thing end? Stay tuned for Admiral Miller.

Well, we want to start out saying Vice Admiral John W. Fawsey Miller because I know you're going to tell me to call

you Fawsey. So I just want to get it out. I just want to make it known that you want me to call

you Fossey and I'm not being disrespectful to your rank and title that you have so rightfully earned.

So just to get that out of the way. Admiral Fossey, it's great to have you on.

I appreciate it. You know, obviously, so many moving

parts with what's been going on in Iran. Is there a ceasefire right now? What's the status of it?

How do you observe it? Well, I don't think we have the ceasefire that we're looking for.

And Lisa, thanks again for having me. But when we look at sort of

the general terms of the ceasefire, it was that the straight of hormones would be open and safe. And

that was a key element of it. And right now, that's not the case. And so I think unless that

changes, I don't think that we have a ceasefire in a way that we thought we might have had the ceasefire when it went into effect the other day.

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