Ben Shapiro

We could judge the tea leaves.

We could judge the comments that were being made about the deal.

We could we could talk about the media reports.

But on June 12th, the vice president said, you can't you're not allowed.

You should stop paying attention to, quote unquote, unconfirmed media reports.

or to the things the Iranians are saying on their social media posts.

Apparently, we should believe what IRGC is pledging to the United States in terms of, you know, nuclear development or opening the strait, but we shouldn't believe what they say in social media, but fine.

So the vice president was making the case.

That until we see the text, we shouldn't judge.

Well, now the text is pretty obviously out.

J.D.

Vance said that they had not yet released the text because of diplomatic sensitivities in the Muslim world.

Well, that's weird because you know who actually has released the text.

Al-Arabiya, which is a Saudi outlet.

MERS, which is an Iranian outlet.

It seems like the administration is the party that is very, very reluctant to release the text.

So here he was literally yesterday saying that the reason that the text hasn't been released yet, he doesn't really know.

It's all a mystery.

Here we go.

I mean, the answer is yes, it actually does matter quite an awful lot because there is a public photo op scheduled between the vice president of the United States and a mass murdering terror leader named Mohamed Khalibov on Friday in Switzerland.