Ryan Grim

So the U.S.

wants Russian oil on the market to keep oil prices down.

At the same time, they're getting their oil infrastructure and their export capacity smashed by Ukraine, which is, you know, it's interesting because it kind of

helps Iran.

If the U.S.

is to be believed that we want oil prices to be low and that Iran is correct, that higher oil prices, higher gas prices make it harder for us to wage the war, that this doesn't serve us.

I would say, yeah, they'll have some talks and they'll extend.

I think there'll be another response from Iran related to this ship, but that the U.S.

but that it'll be more of like the last year kind of thing.

We're going to hit this place.

Yeah.

And then they'll extend it.

It does.

But I think, you know, they're they I think the IRGC has not.

They're not fully in control and determined to go back to war.

I think there's a lot of pressure in that direction, but they don't necessarily totally disagree with the leadership that is saying, no, no, there is a chance for a good deal here.

Let's get it.

Because then there's the other condition of what if the U.S.

takes Joe Kent's advice and just walks away, leaves sanctions on, then what?

Yeah.