The initial deal is done. Donald Trump has personally signed the Iran deal in Versailles,

and I'm hoping it holds. Now, the funny thing is Democrats are pissed off. They're calling it a

surrender. And neocons are pissed off because it negatively impacts Israel.

Everybody else is pretty happy to see that the war is going to end, that we're going to bring

our military back, the straits going to be opening up, that gas prices are going down.

So, well, and all, I'd say, pretty dang good news on the foreign policy front.

Hopefully this holds.

This deal was supposed to be signed Friday.

I guess they signed it now in Versailles.

It's opening up 60 days of long-term negotiations. Hopefully those 60 days go well.

But I can't imagine at this point with Trump saying he's calling back the Navy and the military

that they would actually extend this conflict. Plus, the midterms are coming up. So we knew at some

point he'd have to pull things back. And maybe we got the full details of what's called

the memorandum of understanding, the initial deal, and we'll be going through all of that.

But Trump at 354 in the morning went nuclear on Democrats, pissed off, that he cuts this deal.

Democrats are like, we're not going to give you FISA unless Bill Pulte is polled as acting

the NIT. Take away that nomination. So the Republicans agree. Trump says, fine. Nominate

somebody else. And other Democrats are saying, well, we're still not going to nominate your guy.

And we're still not going to give you what you want. So Trump said, that's it. We're done.

Bill Pulte's back. I'm done playing these games. And that's exactly what he should have done. Stop playing these games. The funny thing is, though,

who needs FISA? Like, Trump does? I don't know. The Democrats and Congress want FISA.

It's so weird, isn't it? Trump blocking the FISA bill, which would allow the executive

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