Jon Favreau

oh, you didn't resolve this intractable situation in 21 hours?

Of course you didn't.

Oh, people have walked away, but they're gonna maybe re-approach the negotiating table.

Like, that's how these laws- It's like a Subaru dealer.

Right, like- Two years to get the Obama- 18 to 20 months.

Right, you're not trying to get to like a clean lease terms where you roll it all in on the front end.

Like, it's a complicated negotiation.

There should be kind of complexities that take time to unwind.

Like, oh, it's a stalemate.

Wait, we're back on.

And now we're blockading.

I don't know, who knows what the actual strategic logic is of a blockade, but if anything, it just shows that clearly they feel as though they need a deal that's better than what Obama got out of Iran.

But because we fought a war, we have created all these conditions that require us to give on all these other things.

They have to be in some way compensated or the consequences of the war have to be dealt with.

And so what do you have to do to get to a better deal?

You have to find some other place to ratchet up the pressure and make it harder for Iran to walk away from a deal.

It all just to me seems like maybe it'll work, but it's an admission against interest.

Look, as I say to the team at Love It or Leave It, I cannot fail.

I can only be failed.

And I kind of respect that ethos from Trump.