True Patriot Love - March 24, 2026


Iran Talks： Negotiating with a Phantom & Trump's Historic Power Play #shorts

Hosted by
Shara Micucci Mike Wixson
Mentioned
Trump
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Length

1 minute

Words per minute

134.15

Word count

231

Sentence count

16


Summary

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In this episode, I sit down with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discuss the Iranian nuclear deal with the U.S. President Donald Trump and discuss the implications for the Middle East, including Iran's nuclear program and the impact it could have on the region.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 And so, Tehran, we have had no discussions with the U.S., so it's hard to know what the truth is.
00:00:05.540 Well, it's pretty hard to see if there's leadership, quite frankly, because we haven't seen anyone surface on the other side.
00:00:10.240 Exactly.
00:00:10.860 You know, it's kind of like negotiating with the phantom.
00:00:13.280 And I think also that some of this negotiation, of course, is going to go through Turkey, through different Middle Eastern states.
00:00:21.160 And it's probably a little bit of broken telephone right now if there's any communication at all.
00:00:25.580 Nonetheless, there was Trump saying, OK, I'm going to give him five more days.
00:00:30.880 That was worth us talking about here in Canada today.
00:00:34.740 Well, yeah.
00:00:35.320 So, you know, when I started this morning, you know, I said to my wife in the morning, I said, wow, this could be quite a historic day.
00:00:42.540 She said, what do you mean?
00:00:43.340 I said, well, if he goes through with what he's planning and he does shut down the power plants, which then shuts off all the water and treatment water treatment plants, that's going to have significant impacts on that country, which, quite frankly, is going to spiral a whole other set of events, I'm sure on their part, which probably shuts down the Middle East, which then, you know, it has ramifications for the U.S. for sure.
00:01:13.340 Thank you.