Paul Byrne

Of course, the issue there is that the US isn't at war in Lebanon.

It's Israel that's going after Hezbollah across its northern border.

But Israel is not a part of the US-Iran agreement.

So a lot of that will really hinge on President Trump's ability to get Benjamin Netanyahu to do what he wants.

The U.S.

lifts all of its waivers on the sale of Russian oil.

Sanctions will be released eventually.

Iran would get access to its frozen funds that are locked in overseas accounts.

What the U.S.

gets in response is essentially, OK, a commitment from Iran not to pursue a nuclear weapon.

But it's something that will further stoke concerns from a lot of Trump's Republican allies who essentially have expressed a concern that this amounts to a financial giveaway to Iran.

I am very much in the camp of make Pluto a planet again.

And I would say we are doing some papers right now on, I think, a position that we would love to escalate through the scientific community to revisit this discussion and ensure that Clyde Tombaugh gets the credit he received once and rightfully deserves to receive again.