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But that's the risk.

This is the tale.

We were already, after the straits were closed after two to three weeks, it was the worst case scenario economically that we could have ever foreseen.

And that's, don't just ask me, ask the war planners and everybody else in the government who's speaking honestly.

So you're right.

I mean, the risk of it is incredibly, incredibly high.

I don't know where things are going to go.

If I had to bet.

Sometime this week, people will sit down.

But as we've learned now, sitting down does not translate to real success, not when you're dealing with an erratic person like Donald Trump, who is on again, off again, blockade, no blockade, seizure.

They still, it's very Vietnam-esque in that there's all these talks happening, but at the end of the day, they believe that pressure itself is the only thing that will result in success.

And that's just not correct now so far.

The other side has to save face, they get a vote.

And it's very possible that very soon they may just say we're fed up with this and they restart the war on their terms.

And if that's the case, then we have very little that we can do.

Yeah, Jeremy, it's very, very difficult to decipher.

And let's be clear, we're recording this in the morning.

About an hour before you came on, the United States took another Iranian ship.

And so that's what happened about an hour ago.

At the same time, all weekend, Trump is...