Georgia Howe

and Iran, both sides engage in a narrative battle over the terms of the deal.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley.

It's Tuesday, June 16th, and this is Morning Wire.

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Joining us now to discuss is Benham Ben-Taliblu, the senior director of the Iran program at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

Benham, thanks for coming on.

So according to the president, we do have a peace deal and that's due to be signed this week.

First, what do we know about the terms?

Now, how solid is this deal?

Obviously, the Iranian regime hasn't been very trustworthy or reliable in the past.

So how confident can we be?

Now, the markets at least seemed pretty relieved by this news based on their reaction.

They seem to think this is going to be meaningful.

What have we seen when it comes to the oil markets?

Now, there's also been a lot of concern that the U.S.

would end up giving way too many concessions to Iran.

I mean, of course, we don't know what they are yet, but is that a serious concern that you have?

So some clear signs of progress, but definitely not out of the woods.

Benham, thanks for coming on.