Ben Shapiro

So we just have to sort of analyze based on what we know and what we don't.

So here's the thing.

At the moment, there is technically no final deal cut.

We've been hearing from the White House, from the president, that the war is over, the deal is done.

But that isn't actually the reality.

It's just not real.

The White House itself acknowledges this.

They put out a set of talking points.

The key one to me remains this one right here.

Quote, the memorandum of understanding sets a finite window to finalize the deal.

No open-ended timeline for Iran to exploit.

President Trump knows the regime stalls and uses talks to buy time.

He will not allow it.

The pressure that brought Iran to the table stays fully loaded and every option is still on the table.

This is the start, not the finish.

President Trump holds the leverage until the job is done.

So again, that is a positive sign.

Obviously, if President Trump is still holding out the possibility that if Iran doesn't do what we want them to do, then we clock them again, or we have alternative plans, that would be a good thing.

And the president has shown willingness to do that before.

In my opinion, he's going to have to show willingness to do that again in the very near future, because I'll just put it this way.