Daniel Kurtzleben

and Iran together charging fees for ships to pass through, though he didn't explain any further how that would work.

And that said, though, yesterday on social media, Trump posted that Iran better not be, his words, charging tankers right now to pass through.

But besides the Strait, there's enriched uranium.

Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt has said it's a red line that Iran turned that over.

But that's after President Trump has waffled on that issue.

Last week, he said in an interview that he doesn't even care about the uranium.

And again here, Trump has floated the idea of cooperating.

On social media this week, he suggested the U.S.

and Iran dig up uranium together.

Well, we don't have a track record to look at.

Prior to being the VP, Vance was a senator from Ohio and only for two years.

So he doesn't have a lot of international experience.

But he's been less than diplomatic in the lead up to these negotiations.

We can say that because when asked about accusations from the speaker of Iran's parliament that the U.S.

had violated points of the ceasefire this week, Vance had this to say about that speaker.

Now, that doesn't mean Vice President Vance will be disagreeable or anything at the negotiating table, but it does show that, like his boss, he can be harsh.

President Trump told NBC that, quote, After a ceasefire was announced on Tuesday between the U.S.

and Iran, Israel continued attacking Lebanon, where the Iran-backed group Hezbollah is based.

There has been disagreement among the countries involved in the ceasefire as to whether attacks on Lebanon are a part of that agreement.

Trump posted on social media late Wednesday night that U.S.