Dave Smith

Now, again, as you alluded to there, Rob,

Their red line has been that they get money up front, and then we'll talk about all that.

So we'll see what ends up happening there.

The idea that Iran could maybe at the end of this 60 days agree to some type of inspections regime is not that crazy.

I mean, again...

They've agreed to this in the past, so perhaps they could.

What would you need to give them in order to get them to that place?

Well, that's a really big question.

And then, of course, Rob, again, I mentioned this on yesterday's show.

It's really worth repeating.

Look, throughout this entire war, I've been saying, guys, you've got to pay attention to what the Iranian regime is saying here, too.

You've got to read Dropsite and Jeremy Scahill and Ryan Grimm and these guys, and you've got to see what that side is saying.

And it gives you a big advantage here.

in terms of understanding how this conflict is going.

So not just hear from one side, but hear from both sides.

Obviously, that has paid off and given a big advantage to people who paid attention to that.

Okay, again, as I said yesterday, right now, there's huge internal splits within Iran about why they should even be, whether they should even be negotiating.

This is a controversial move.

If you could imagine like,

You know, everything's got a left-right spectrum, and even the Iranian government has a left-right spectrum.