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Trump has walked back his threats to bomb Iran's power plants.

He says it's because there have been very positive negotiations.

The Iranians have said no negotiations have taken place, so very Trumpian.

We will also, or I have a brilliant interview with you,

with Human Majd. He's a really, really interesting Iranian author or Iranian-American author,

Mfinka. Such an interesting conversation. And we will be discussing the viral clip

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On Saturday, Donald Trump made this pretty terrifying fret. He said, if Iran doesn't

fully open without fret, the strait of Hormuz, within 48 hours from this exact point in time,

the United States of America will hit and obliterate the various power plants, starting with

the biggest one first. Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump.

So that was a huge threat.

The idea of taking out Iran's power plants,

that would completely just crush the country,

would be sort of completely impossible to live, essentially.

So, like, that would just be an enormous escalation.

Iran, as you'd imagine, didn't budge. They didn't say, oh, okay, we're scared of your tweet, so we're going

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