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They could have enriched up to weapons grade.

Why did they stop at 60%?

And why did they then enter negotiations with the United States of America about the level to which they were enriching uranium?

Because it's that.

It's a latent nuclear deterrent.

It's a bargaining chip.

They were down at like 3% to 5% or something under the JCPOA until Trump tore it up, until Trump backed out of it, and then under the rules of the JCPOA, because they're still in it with Europe, and we'll see where that goes now, but they were allowed to up the enrichment once America pulled out, and so they exercised that option in the agreement.

And the idea that they were...

You know, look, there was the annual threat assessment had come out just a few months before the war.

And Tulsi Gabbard signed her name at the bottom of it and then testified before Congress.

And it's clear as day.

She turned around and acted like people were misrepresenting it, but they weren't.

It was clear as day.

Anyone can read it for themselves.

Iran has not made the political decision to pursue a nuclear weapon yet, let alone try

have achieved it or gotten one.

And when Donald Trump was asked about that, remember they said, your own director of national intelligence says that they're not developing a weapon.

And he goes, well, I disagree.

That's great.

Have you seen, there's other compilations of him too, where he's just guaranteeing