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But he says it will be something the entire world will be proud of instead of the years of embarrassment and humiliation that we've been forced to suffer due to incompetent and cowardly leadership.

So at the very same time, Jeremy, he's belligerent.

He's seizing ships.

He's threatening attacks.

This morning, he said Iran has violated a ceasefire numerous times.

Just yesterday, he is saying maybe we'll do JCPOA 2.0.

We'll do some sort of Iran nuclear deal.

How do the Iranians interpret these mixed signals?

It's really fascinating because like you said, from the Trump side,

Let's put A5 here on the screen.

All weekend, and this also seems to be very intentional, is Trump wants a deal.

He's also saying, I'm winning a war by a lot.

He says that Iran is losing $500 million a day, that the blockade will not be taken off until there is a deal.

It is, quote, absolutely destroying Iran.

And so he simultaneously wants a deal.

He's threatening action.

There's also real action.

that's taking place on the high seas.

Jeremy, you just discussed very eloquently the potential problems on the Iranian side about factions, but it seems to be the same case here in the U.S.

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