Ben Meiselas

Now, Rubio also says, look, I'm here to talk to our partners, like the UAE.

And then he says, and when we talk about this MOU, there's really no deal yet.

We're still one day out, two days out, so no one can actually expect this thing to really be a binding deal.

Again, think about the language that Rubio is using, which is, and he doesn't show up in Switzerland, this is the language of someone who's trying to sabotage the deal.

And he seems to be upset that there was some progress made in Switzerland, which has resulted in some more traffic coming out of the Strait of Hormuz.

I mean, not anywhere near pre-war levels, but here's what he says.

Are both allies on board with Iran's peace framework?

Now, as you know, in the MOU, there is the $300 billion fund that's supposed to come from Arab nations that will be going to Iran to fund investment in Iran, right?

That's in the MOU.

Well, here, Rubio landing in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates says, no, I'm not here asking the United Arab Emirates for any money.

That's not part of the deal.

Watch what he says.

Let's play this clip.

So you see what he's doing here?

More from Marco Rubio over here as well on his trip to Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

Rubio then says the Lebanon issue has nothing to do with the Memorandum of Understanding and has nothing to do with the subsequent talks in Switzerland, which were intended to implement the MOU.

He says, that's something that I am going to be dealing with, with Lebanon directly.

Sorry, Rubio, that's very much in the MOU.

And it's also in the subsequent joint statement arising out of the MOU.

But watch what Rubio says here, because again, he's doing this on purpose to sabotage the deal.