Kurt Mills
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 11 Jul
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is messaging explicitly, it's unclear if this is true, but they haven't gotten anything wrong yet.
They are messaging explicitly that the administration is weighing a low enrichment deal with the Iranians.
This is a big deal.
So essentially, what this means is that the US would agree to a deal that would have a lower, much lower potentially, level of enrichment than the Obama era JCPOA.
But so it's a better, it's a stronger deal, but it also avoids a war.
that other people have they're going to take down our oil and gas industry for maybe half a decade sir i think the first point you make there's some ambiguity uh the president has been most adamant about no nuclear weapon uh he hasn't been and has been very conspicuous throughout this process he hasn't been adamant generally speaking about no enrichment or no ballistic missiles these are the israeli asks and he has not been messaging that uh unless it's like a true social that occasionally seems almost like it was written for him
or an off-the-cuff comment.
The clear messaging is no nuclear weapon.
That was reiterated yesterday by Vice President Vance, which I think was also notable because I don't think Vice President Vance would talk out of turn from the president.
So the administration's policy at the top level seems to be no nuclear weapon.
If that is the policy, then there is a deal to be struck that is better than the Obama JCPOA with the Iranians.
And that seems to be what we're talking about here.
If the deal's criterion are widened to...
quote, zero enrichment, which means zero nuclear.
You know, basically we're talking about zero versus 1.5 at this point.
If it's widened to that and it's widened to no ballistic missiles from the perspective of the Iranian regime, they'd rather just go to war because they may survive the war and keep their weapons.
No, for sure.
And I think it's interesting that you link the Iran and Palestine files.
It's something that I was told sort of overnight by someone who would know is that there are elements of the administration, even potentially people like Jared Kushner, who are, I think, ambiguous players on Middle East politics, who think solving the Iran issue nonviolently is potentially the key to also solving the Palestinian issue nonviolently.
Now, of course, this isn't what Benjamin Netanyahu wants.
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