I just wonder if the vice president who was against this, by all reports, was against the conflict to begin with, maybe he wasn't the right person to bring this conflict to an end. We'll find out.

In my opinion, the vice president of the United States,

the chief negotiator on this particular project has not well served the president.

Wow, they found their fall guy. Hi again, everybody. It's now 5 o'clock in the east. So begins the blame game. J.D. Vance was made the face of the U.S. Iran deal. And now that we essentially know

a lot of what's in it, I say that because the memorandum of understanding still leaves a lot of things

less than clear, it is though J.D. Vance in the hot seat for how bad the deal truly is and how

unpopular it is, even with Trump's own political coalition.

Even Donald Trump isn't on the joke saying earlier this week that he will throw his

vice president under the bus if things don't go well.

If it works out, I'm going to take the credit.

If it doesn't work out, I'm blaming JD.

You better be careful, JD.

Trump's only kidding until he isn't. Last night, we learned of another sign of the shortcomings

and failures of the Iran deal, the postponing of J.D. Vance's trip to Switzerland. He was

supposed to go to Switzerland to meet with

Iranian officials. Of that, Axios reports this, quote, the White House said the reason for the

change of plans was logistics, but there were some indications that the background for the

decision is connected to the shaky ceasefire in Lebanon. No matter what the reason is, it illustrates that this so-called peace deal is not the foreign

policy win that anyone in the Trump administration, especially Vance, is suggesting

it is.

As a vice president attempts to sell a very unpopular agreement with an extremist radical regime,

we're also getting a deeper look into his relationship with Donald Trump.

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