Dan Williams

The Iranians, from what Bloomberg obtained from that response, they again have demanded a reopening of Hormuz, but to retain some Iranian control there and a removal of sanctions without actually addressing the issue of the nuclear program.

And Trump seems very impatient with that.

His patience is running out.

The Iranians, from what Bloomberg obtained from that response, they again have demanded a reopening of Hormuz, but to retain some Iranian control there.

and a removal of sanctions without actually addressing the issue of the nuclear program.

And Trump seems very impatient with that.

His patience is running out.

This still is the biggest energy disruption in history.

Coincidentally, Saudi Aramco reported today and their CEO was making some remarks that

Even if the strait opens tomorrow, which is obviously looking very unlikely, it would take months to get everything back in order.

There's been all this upheaval and issues with not knowing exactly what to expect, having had a deal with the FDA when you go back with your data and, you know, bringing some of these things into public conversation where it shouldn't have been done.

So

There's pluses and minuses here, unfortunately, and what the FDA now needs is a solid pair of hands that gets down to the business of looking at the safety and efficacy of drugs.

Africans need to invest.

There are deals to be done and business to be won.

The digitalization of Africa is going to power its growth.

Creating the world of something like HIV is possible.

Population growth is so enormous in Africa.

They appear nowhere close to dealing with the core demands issued by the Americans and by the Israelis in launching this war.

those that would strip Iran of what remains of its nuclear program, specifically stockpiles of enriched uranium and the like.