Jeff Mason

On the East Coast, listen at lunch.

And on the West Coast, listen as soon as you wake up.

The president has long insisted that Iran must not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.

And although he has given mixed messages on what Iran has agreed to before, he clearly was unhappy with the response today broadly from Tehran.

And that leaves a lot more of this war and questions about this war unresolved.

On the East Coast, listen at lunch.

And on the West Coast, listen as soon as you wake up.

There had been some expectation or at least some anticipation that the response could lead to a longer peace deal, which is what President Trump has been wanting.

The White House proposing that the ceasefire continue and that they then essentially get the Strait of Hormuz open and table for now and get to it later, longer term discussions about

Iran's nuclear program.

But the president has long insisted that Iran must not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.

There had been some expectation or at least some anticipation that the response could lead to a longer peace deal, which is what President Trump has been wanting.

The White House proposing that the ceasefire continue and that they then essentially get the Strait of Hormuz open and table for now and get to it later, longer term discussions about

Iran's nuclear program.

But the president has long insisted that Iran must not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.

As of last night, the president at least wasn't ready to tell us that a response had come in.

I hung around the White House for his return from his live golf dinner, and he came back around 10 o'clock-ish.

And we shouted questions at him then as well.

Did you get a response?

Did you get a response?