Joe Perticone
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 19 Jun
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It stops with whoever they decide it stopped with.
Yes.
I mean, before this war was started, the strait was open.
And now we're looking at the possibility of Iran receiving passage fees or whatever ticket master-esque language they come up for, tolls of whatever they want.
I spoke to John Cornyn at the beginning of this war, and he said, yes, gas prices are bad, but we need to make the case thoroughly to the American people that a little pain is worth it if it means eliminating the prospect of a nuclear Iran, if it means removing their ballistic missile capabilities.
Well, now we're seeing as a result of this MOU, okay, they have to eliminate their currently enriched stockpile, but it doesn't necessarily impose strict enforcement of future enrichment of uranium.
It doesn't necessarily address their ambitions for a civilian nuclear program.
It just ends the current hostilities.
Yes.
They can keep extending it as long as they want, technically.
It's just kind of a public relations band-aid for this thing.
I mean, I spoke to Lindsey Graham before we saw the text of this deal, and he said, you know, I sort of like what I've heard so far while he was pinning it on JD.
But then he said very clear, if they can enrich nuclear material, it's not a good deal.
Reporters were given the text by the administration prior to Congress.
The details leaked out, which they said was fake.
And then when they finally gave the official details, it was word for word the exact same.
And we've seen that actually there is this possibility that they can enrich nuclear material in the future.
So these hawks now have to deal with, well, do we review this?
And part of that component of it is the language of it.
A memorandum of understanding is very particular wording to avoid requiring congressional advice and consent.
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