Franco Ordoñez

He didn't say exactly what that was, but he said it involved oil and gas.

And he also said that was a sign, at least, that they were dealing with the right person.

I do want to note one more thing, though, that Iran officially is dismissing the idea that they are negotiating anything directly with the U.S.

and actually would not negotiate with Witkoff and Kushner because they felt like those two misled them in the lead up to the war.

Yeah, I think there's no doubt about that.

And I think Trump clearly knows that as well.

And I think you see that in the rhetoric from him over the past couple of weeks, particularly when it has to deal with the Strait of Hormuz, whether it's

threatening Iran to, you know, stop what it's doing, stop strikes on cargo ships to, you know, threatening essentially allies and other Western nations to kind of join this coalition and saying, if you don't join and help secure the Strait, we will remember those things.

But just back to, you know, that social post and kind of like this turning point, that social post actually came around seven o'clock in the morning or just after.

And

And that had such an impact on the markets.

I mean, oil futures instantly rallied.

The S&P 500 went soaring before the morning bell.

So this is clearly something that is having an impact on markets.

And Trump has always paid attention to markets, always.

I'll just add that, you know, I mean, we are talking about President Trump here.

And for President Trump, declaring victory is pretty as simple as declaring victory.

Everything Greg is saying is absolutely correct.

And that's the reality on the ground.

But oftentimes, as we've seen in the past.