Glenn Beck

Well, you do a couple of things and everybody in the last couple of days has been saying two week pause.

That's going to get them time to regroup.

Yes.

Good.

Our side just kept saying, Taco, Trump chickened out.

He's a war criminal that chickened out.

But if you understand, this isn't a normal negotiation.

You realize this isn't weakness and it's not surrender.

This is somebody trying to test which part of Iran is actually in control.

If you're dealing with a fractured negotiation partner, you need to figure out which one is stronger than the other.

You need to figure out which one is actually in charge.

So you push it to the limit, you create a window, and then you watch what fills it.

If restraint fills it, do you notice this has held?

Last night, nobody broke the ceasefire.

If that fills this space, then you have somebody to talk to.

If missiles fill it, then you've learned something else entirely.

You've got to go back to work.

So here's the problem with this.

The news this week shows both possibilities at the same time.

You've got signals suggesting that parts of the Iranian leadership want a way out.