Ben Shapiro

According to Reuters, a $300 billion private fund designed to trigger investment into Iran is outlined in the U.S.-Iran Framework Agreement.

More than half that sum has already been committed, a source with direct knowledge of the deal told Reuters.

Now, let us be extremely clear about what is happening here.

The people who are going to be putting the money in

must have a guarantee from the United States that this won't go to war again, because otherwise you're not committing money.

Do you tend to commit money to places that may be under the attack of the United States for long periods of time, like large sums of money?

What this fund most likely, and if you are UAE or Saudi, and you can put your money anywhere, you can put it in the West, you can put it in the United States, you're Qatar, and you can invest trillions of dollars in the United States and buy up sports teams and buy up ports and all the rest.

Are you really going to prefer to put that money in Iran run by the IRGC?

We're going to funnel that money to terrorists.

Is that where you can put your money?

Or is this just a giant bribery fund to the Iranians to quote unquote, keep the straight open?

Is that what this really is?

And if that's what it really is, why are you paying a terrorist regime hundreds of billions of dollars?

And again, the notion that because this is not taxpayer money, somehow we bear no responsibility for unfreezing it.

That is a case that was originally made by one Barack Hussein Obama.

So all of this is supposed to culminate with a photo op on Friday.

That photo op will be between the vice president of the United States, who for some reason thinks this is going to be a big PR win for him.

And this dude in this video from like last year, burning an American flag.

And chanting death to America, by the way.

I don't know.