00:00:00.000J.D. Vance is still going to Islamabad, 18 hours, and word on the street is that IRGC is not going to show up.
00:00:09.300U.S. is saying they are going to show up, and it'll be interesting to see what ends up happening here. Go ahead, Rob.
00:00:14.900Hi, Kevin. So negotiations are back on, despite some back-and-forth reporting that we had seen earlier on in the day.
00:00:21.100The White House tells Fox that Vice President J.D. Vance will be in attendance,
00:00:25.060and he will be leading the delegation back in Pakistan once again,
00:00:28.820And it comes as the clock is ticking to reach a new deal, because we know that this current ceasefire deal, this two-week deal, is set to expire on Wednesday.
00:00:36.840So there's a lot of diplomatic efforts ramping back up once again to land a new deal before then.
00:00:41.960After those historic face-to-face talks last weekend, Vice President Vance will be joined once again by Envoy Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner.
00:00:49.560Yesterday, Iran said that it received new proposals from the U.S.
00:00:53.160and the country's deputy foreign minister warned that a framework of understanding
00:00:56.720must be agreed to first. President Donald Trump today posted on Truth Social, writing,
00:01:01.880quote, we're offering a very fair and reasonable deal, and I hope they take it, because if they
00:01:06.120don't, the United States is going to knock out every single power plant, every single bridge
00:01:11.380in Iran. So the president facing some quick criticism because of those words this morning,
00:01:16.240but also over the war in general. Take a listen. American troops have died. Others are being
00:01:22.440injured and Americans are paying a dollar
00:03:11.840They're not trying to sink it and create an environmental disaster.
00:03:14.300They're trying to put two right through the hull into the engine room and disable it.
00:03:18.940Sort of like, I warned you, and now they've got to get tugboats and tow it off someplace.
00:03:23.300And that's the—when you're in the middle of a blockade—I was reading about this this weekend—this is the military technique when you don't want to have, like, oil and a huge environmental crisis on the shores of maybe innocent countries.
00:03:35.940Not the one on the north, but certainly there's several on the south that are just sitting there.
00:03:39.980And so, like I said, I was waiting for Iran to break the ceasefire or to refuse or to be difficult, like right at the last minute.0.77
00:03:48.280They're playing along, playing along, playing along, playing along, bang, and then this on the blockade.0.77
00:03:53.560So to me, this kind of happened right on time.
00:12:35.760You have a regime there that's willing to massacre its own people.
00:12:39.180But the idea that we can set them back decades in their ability to hurt externally, sadly, is, again, it's an uncomfortable idea that you're putting them back in the Stone Age.
00:12:48.220But that is the only way you protect the rest of the world
00:22:49.300So if they're saying, well, you know, they've agreed to a 15-year suspension on, you know, uranium enrichment and all this other stuff, what the hell is 15 years?
00:23:00.900The problem, like, for example, I don't care if, you know,
00:23:05.100certain countries have nuclear enrichment or the power if they're allies