Chuck Todd

Let's get to Iran.

So the ceasefire is, I guess, kind of intact.

And I think what's interesting is Georgia's been sort of the one place where conservatives have not been punished for swimming in a different direction every now and then.

But make no mistake, a naval blockade, which President Trump ordered on Sunday, is an act of war.

So that is what it is.

Now, we are still at war with Iran.

And I guess let me start there.

I think Iran's still at war with us.

The question is, does either country break the ceasefire?

What do you make of the fact that the Georgia Republican Party, and whether it's Marjorie Taylor Greene, who's, I think, feels let down by the MAGA movement, or at least let down by Donald Trump, or it's a Brad Raffensperger, right, who's in a totally another part of the party.

Is this considered breaking of the ceasefire?

Will the Iranians respond or is this just part of a stalemate until we hit?

the end of the two weeks or until we see negotiations pick up.

Because one thing that is important, neither J.D.

I know what it looks like from the outside.

What does it look like from your seat?

Vance for the American side nor the Iranians indicated that they both behaved as if they knew there would be another round of talks.

They didn't say another round was coming, but you get the impression another round is coming.

Still,

No deal, no framework, and no actual next step just yet.