Katty Kay

But do you think Trump is going to have the patience and the engagement and the involvement to deal with that other stuff?

Do you really think that if he gets this and he gets what he wants, which is I'm out of there, it's done, let's go back to talking about the stuff I want to talk about, that his attention span will carry on?

I mean, that is one piece of it that needs to be reconciled.

There are so many different pieces of this that need to be reconciled.

The fact that they still have half of their missiles underground in these missile cities.

The fact that actually all we're doing is saying, okay, you have to delay the

enrichment for 12 years.

Well, they need 12 years anyway to rebuild the facilities.

So that kind of suits Iran fine.

They will rebuild those facilities.

They have the scientists, they have the know-how, they're going to find a way to do it.

The fact that you haven't dealt with the proxies, I mean, the inconsistencies in this

are extraordinary.

He can stand up there in the rose pavement and say, this is a win because we've reopened the Straits of Hormuz.

But guess what?

The Straits of Hormuz, as we all know, were open in January anyway, and it didn't cost $200 billion and everything we outlined in the last program to get this far.

And I think here's

the political risk, I think.

I think Democrats will go after this.

Of course, they will.