It's the Steve Day Show, and here's what happened while we were away.

Brought to you by another week, another would-be deal with Iran.

Rumors swirled all weekend about a supposed framework to a memorandum of understanding

about a potential deal and principle regarding a gentleman's agreement on an expression of

intention for non-binding pact regarding Iran, the nuclear weapons program, and the Strait of Hormuz.

Finally, on Monday morning, President Trump unleashed this wall of text on his truth social page,

basically updating the nation as to where things stand without reading the entire text wall.

Here are some of the top line points.

Trump says the Iran nuclear negotiations are going well, but Trump demands a great deal or nothing.

Warning a failure could mean a larger conflict as a condition of any deal, Trump says,

he's requiring Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan to simultaneously join

the Abraham Accords, with Saudi Arabia and Qatar needing to sign first.

He also floated the idea of Iran itself,

eventually joining the Accords if it signs an agreement. All joking aside, the pressure Trump seems

to be applying to Saudi Arabia and Qatar specifically is notable. Right on Q, IRGC forces once

again started causing trouble in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday. According to Sentcom,

the U.S. military struck missile sites and Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday. According to CENTCOM, the U.S. military struck missile sites and Iranian vessels in the

Strait of Hormuz, citing self-defense after Iran was caught laying mines in the strait

and a missile battery targeted American warplanes.

Back at home, pulls open in Texas today in some crucial runoff races.

Trump endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton takes on incumbent Senator John Cornyn in the U.S.

Senate runoff. Meanwhile, in the Texas Attorney General GOP runoff, Congressman Chip Roy is running against

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