Ben Shapiro

You know who should actually be concerned about their internal audience?

The democratic government of the United States should be deeply concerned about its internal audience because we have a thing called a democratic republic where you don't get jailed or shot for your opinion.

Do you truly believe that the Islamic Republic of Iran is deeply afraid

of the terrible cracks that will emerge in its tyrannical facade if the text is released?

If so, why did their semi-official agency, remember free speech is not a thing in Iran, why did their semi-official agency, MERS, release the text?

That's nonsense.

Additionally, the officials said that the text of the memo of understanding, which Vice President J.D.

Vance told CNN Monday is one and a half pages long, didn't reflect critical back channel commitments Iran has made to the U.S.

Oh, so so it's secret.

It's secret negotiations that are happening.

Secret, not written negotiations.

So we can't judge based on your public statements.

We can't judge based on the text, but we should judge based on you have a secret.

Great.

Can't imagine how this will go wrong because if there is one group of people that you should absolutely keep back channel secrets with, people who are super trustworthy, the kind of people that you know you can put your faith in, it is the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.

One of the officials said, quote, people shouldn't read too much into the language of the MOU.

It's a political document.

What's more important than the actual document is the understandings we have with each other.

What are we doing now?

Rom-com slogans?