Don Lemon

And then Pakistan's prime minister stepped in as an intermediary.

It seems that J.D.

Vance and China stepped in at the last minute to get both sides to relax their terms on the Strait of Hormuz and get over the finish line.

By 8 p.m., there was a semblance of a ceasefire framework in place, reportedly, allegedly.

Oh, that's the X thing.

OK, there it is.

OK, so and then Donald Trump declaring it was a big day.

All right.

And then J.D.

Vance said after all the negotiations that it was that Iran were was the nation or the people of Iran were much better negotiators than they are fighters.

You heard moments ago at the beginning of this program what David Rhodes said, is that they did not completely decimate any of that.

That the uranium was there, that they did not get all of the missiles and all of the nuclear, whatever capabilities that they had.

So J.D.

Vance is lying.

Keep going.

All along, they had been saying that they wanted Iran to open the straits.

That's been part of the negotiation, part of what everyone has wanted from the very beginning of this when they shut it down.

So that's not new.

So the strait is not open yet.

It may be, but it was just an agreement on the ceasefire that they would negotiate the opening of the strait of Hormuz.