Rep. Sarah McBride

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov · Trump Triggers Airport Chaos and Manipulates Markets — Can Democrats Take Back Immigration? (ft. Rep. Sarah McBride) · 23 Mar 2026 podcast

There are certainly elements of the deal that the president outlined that he is pushing for that were included in the JCPOA.

There were elements, in fairness, there were elements in what he outlined that were not included in the JCPOA.

Although I believe that had we stayed in the JCPOA, built trust,

and guaranteed that the nuclear program was not advancing 10 years ago, we could have seen progress diplomatically on some of the other points that the JCPOA didn't include that are included in this president's proposal.

But honestly, what he put forward isn't any different than what the United States has been pushing for since before the war in Iran.

And so I'm not entirely sure what's new here because we don't actually have any sense of whether the Iranian regime is more open to those demands now than they were before the start of the war.

And it's also not entirely clear what Iran was fully willing to agree to prior to the commencement of the war, whether they were willing to agree to the bulk of those demands or not.

The administration has said that they weren't, that they were only willing to stop advancing their nuclear program.

But that's that conflicts with some other things that we've heard.

So it's not entirely clear if they get it, if they got that deal.

I think that's that's a good deal.

But we should never have been in this circumstance.

And I believe there were diplomatic routes that we could have taken before losing the lives of more than a dozen Americans spending billions and billions of dollars over the course of the last couple of weeks.

alienating our allies, both in the region and globally, and also spiking the cost of gas for Americans.

Because let's be clear, even if the war stops tomorrow, the price of gas will not come down tomorrow.

The challenge with opening the Strait of Hormuz is not just whether the ships will be escorted, whether by American vessels or European vessels, but whether any commercial vessels would be willing to go through that even with an escort.

And so I'm not entirely sure that absent a holistic solution to the crisis, that an escort by...

any of our allies will actually resolve the issue in the Strait of Hormuz.

I'm also skeptical about Trump's willingness to maintain any kind of long-term agreement.

That's a situation where the Europeans get something on the front end, and then there's a long-term commitment by Trump on the Ukraine end.

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