Megyn Kelly

Lift the blockade of the Iranian ports.

And in return, the Iranians open up the Strait of Hormuz.

Nothing's in the memorandum of understanding as we as we know it about the tolls that Iran's been charging.

Three hundred billion dollars to Iran.

from the MOU says the U.S.

with its regional partners will come up with a plan for that.

The administration has suggested already that that would be money from its regional partners to try to rebuild Iran.

So $300 billion, not U.S.

money, but that would go to Iran.

That's been criticized by some, but, you know, it's to help them rebuild.

All sanctions to come to an end against Iran, that's worth reportedly about $100 billion.

That's sanctions that have been imposed by us, the U.N.

and the IAEA against Iran.

No nukes ever for them.

This is to be negotiated, but that we're going to agree that they won't develop a nuke.

Then the agreement suggests we may be negotiating their needs, their nuclear needs, which has got a big question mark over it.

The fate of the nuclear dust is to be negotiated, the enriched uranium.

The Treasury will allow Iranian oil exports.

That's worth about $4 billion a month.

Iran's frozen money will be released.