Don Lemon

That's what you're probably hearing in the mainstream, in the corporate media.

Nobody agrees on what was agreed to.

Not one party.

They're not on one page at all.

And I reiterate, the Strait is closed right now.

But Caroline Levitt, let's get the Caroline Levitt one, where she was asked about the Strait of Hormuz directly, and here it is.

State media is saying that Iran has now closed off the Strait of Hormuz today in response to Israeli attacks on Lebanon.

What's the White House response to that?

And you just listed many military successes.

I understand that.

But strategically, how is the administration arguing that Iran does not have more economic leverage?

than now than it did before the start of the war?

If you had listened to them last night, right?

And that's why you always have to take what they say with a grain of salt and you have to read between the lines when they put out a statement.

If you had listened to what they said last night, you would have thought like, oh my God, Iran has agreed to all of this shit and all of this stuff and the strait is open and ships are gonna be zooming through, you know.

And they can't go that fast, trust me, I know that.

But you would think that, but no.

Basically what this was, if they were just being honest, they would say, we have agreed to extend a two-week deadline

And a ceasefire as we are negotiating.

And let's hope it goes well.