Rob Bonta

Point number two, to respond to each of those issues, and I read it very closely, let me just say this.

I actually wonder how good he is at understanding English, because there are things that he said that frankly didn't make sense in the context of the negotiations that we've had.

But to address the three points, first of all, he talked about an attack that allegedly happened on Iran and how that was a violation of the ceasefire.

Ceasefires are always messy.

An hour after the president announced the ceasefire, the Iranians launch a bunch of missiles.

Then the Israelis responded.

I think the third thing that he said was... Lebanon, sure.

was Lebanon, okay?

And again, I actually think that is a reasonable misunderstanding, but neither us nor the Israelis said that that was going to be part of the ceasefire.

Again, we're working with people to try to get through some of these things, but it's really fundamentally, we're on the right track.

The second thing Ghalibaf said, which again, I found fascinating, is he said, we refuse to give up the right to enrichment.

And I thought to myself, you know what?

My wife has the right to skydive, but she doesn't jump out of an airplane because she and I have an agreement that she's not going to do that because I don't want my wife jumping out of an airplane.

We don't really concern ourselves with what they claim they have the right to do.

We concern ourselves with what they actually do.

And I think the president's been very clear on the enrichment question.

We successfully executed search and arrest warrants at 10 separate locations and arrested five suspects so far throughout Southern California.

We successfully executed search and arrest warrants at 10 separate locations and arrested five suspects so far throughout Southern California.

It's not a done deal.

Maybe they will be fair, be objective, be vigorous, do the job the federal government has long done, but I'm not holding my breath.