John Solomon

They've got the main military gear hunkered down.

They want to finish those factories off.

so that Iran can't build more drones, more missiles, or send them to Russia either.

So I think that's what I heard as the main headlines in a short, straightforward speech.

Well, first, Jack nailed it.

There are two other external players that have a lot of skin in what Donald Trump has done.

Russia, which is going to lose access to its cheap drones, and China, which is currently losing access to a lot of its oil and could get those, as the president called them, more reasonable Iranian players.

leaders to make a deal.

And so I think what the markets heard tonight is, I don't think I'm going to go in and open up the Hornby Straits myself, because I think they're going to open up themselves the second we finish our objectives.

So what he told the markets is, I'm probably not going to militarily open them up.

If some of the people who rely on the Straits want to do it, that's fine by me, but it's their job.

I think they'll open up naturally as soon as I finish my objectives, which is a two to three week

plane.

It gets done before the end of April.

So the markets are now going to go up saying, well, I got two more three weeks of shortage supply.

I think you'll see five, 10 percent jump and then they'll narrow down.

But I think the fact that the president kind of put an end date of the third week of April in the worst case scenario and that he's open or ending earlier, if someone like China and Iran can get together and make a deal, I think the markets generally will react pretty well in a few days, knowing that they have a sort of definitive time frame when this is all over.

Yeah, he sent them a great message.

You guys seem a little more reasonable, but I'm willing to bomb you to the Stone Ages.

Remember his last words?