Buck Sexton

Spoiler alert.

Representative Gill does not want amnesty and does not want anyone getting sneaky with an amnesty bill by another name.

We'll discuss that with him.

And we'll talk to Steve Yates, our national security guru, on the latest situation here with the Iran negotiations.

Clay, let's hear.

J.D.

Vance has been given this.

Now, this is interesting to me.

On a few levels.

We'll get into some of the specifics and some of these J.D.

soundbites.

As we know, in this New York Times article, which I do think that it's... I would put my money on it's accurate.

I obviously don't know.

But based on what the different characters are saying in the article and what I've heard from people that know the individuals involved and who have been in some of these conversations...

It reads as true.

And it's very clear that J.D.

Vance was the least enthusiastic about the Iran air campaign, Iran aerial war of anybody.

And now he's been assigned the task of trying to spearhead this ceasefire negotiation and turn it into a truce, an armistice, a longstanding agreement of sorts that we're not going to have to do this anymore anymore.

So, Vance, first thing he's got to do here, Clay, is clean up some of what has been said already about this, because it was looking pretty bleak yesterday with the 10 points.

This is cut three.