Martha McCallum

I thought it was very interesting today that the Iranian parliament leader and we never know when these statements come out, who's actually holding the current list of what the points of negotiation are.

But he came out and sort of said there were two points.

Lebanon has to stop being bombed.

And we want money.

They always want money in these Iranian deals.

They want their money unfrozen from foreign banks.

And it almost struck me as a way of them saying these are the absolute two things that we're not going to give up.

But the list could be a lot longer.

You watch J.D.

Vance, Jesse, go up the staircase there.

There's a lot riding on the vice president's shoulders when you think about –

So, Kayleigh, the president has sort of two things to contend with here.

We had a strong inflation number this morning.

And then he has the other voices.

And obviously, we know he's the ultimate person who makes all these decisions.

But he takes it all in, who are saying, finish the job.

Yeah.

So if Jesse's scenario happens and J.D.

Vance walks out and we saw that once in North Korea in the first term, just a walkout like this isn't going anywhere.

President Trump walked right out the door and he probably told J.D.