Stephen K. Bannon

Which, as I said today with both Eric Bolling and Sam Faddis and others, it's such an unbridgeable gap.

There's no need to even have a meeting.

And some of the things that they say on there, like about reparations, certain things we're going to do in the Middle East, they're going to tell us to withdraw reparations.

our troops, certain things about Lebanon and what Israel can do, whether you agree with them or not, we're not going to be dictated to by the Iranians.

And most specifically about the Strait of Hormuz, they're going to stay in charge.

Eight of the ten points, there's no need to go to Islamabad because there's nothing to talk about.

And by going to a meeting with those points, you're sending a signal that you're prepared to discuss them, even if the discussion is we're going to scratch them off the list.

Do that in advance.

Now we find out, just calm down, Neil.

I'll come to you in a minute.

Now, we know from Caroline Leavitt that they have, President Trump took that and threw it in the garbage.

There is a modified plan.

Something between the 15 point and there, that's what they've been working on.

She clearly is not comfortable and the White House is not comfortable

with releasing that because President Trump wants all the leeway to wants all the leeway to be able to negotiate as only he can negotiate.

And so it makes perfect sense.

Now, the actions have taken place today.

This is a fragile truce.

Remember, you have a country that is three and I think three times the state of two and a half times the physical size of Texas.

Plus, it's got the you know, it's the landscape of the moon.