Mika Solner

I was in the Oval Office with the president when he announced that, you know, an official from Iran initially contacted him.

He did not specify anything.

Who?

For security reasons.

But killings are stopping.

There will be no executions.

And for right now, that has halted, I think, some of the tensions that the president and the threats that he was putting out there, saying that the U.S.

will take action if they continue to kill and threaten protesters on the ground, peaceful protesters on the ground.

So for right now, it seems that that is at a standstill.

But we're going to see if Iran holds true to what they're saying.

This will have to be done through the congressional appropriations process.

And when you ask lawmakers on this, when I actually spoke with some Republicans and Democrats yesterday who, you know, were really skeptical that this could be a possibility.