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As the war in Iran continues, there are signs that President Trump is ready to wind it down.

Or maybe not.

He'll address the nation about his latest intentions this evening, and if you're

following his statements, you might be feeling a bit of whiplash. In just the last week, he's gone

from, we're not ready to leave yet, to the war is very complete, pretty much. He's called for regime

change, but the regime is still there. He's talked about sparking a popular uprising, but that hasn't happened.

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