Theo Von

You've worked in counterterrorism.

Is it weird?

Terrorism is such an interesting term because it's like, at a certain point, it feels like we're chasing the tail of the dog we let loose, kind of.

Does that make any sense even?

Yeah, steal it.

I don't even know exactly what it means.

I saw something the other day.

It was like...

$300 billion to rebuild parts of, I don't think it's Iran, but I think it's Libya.

Can you look that up?

$300 billion to rebuild parts of Libya?

That we just blew up.

Yeah, yeah.

So right here, it says, a truce, $300 billion investment plan in Hormuz.

What's in the deal draft that can end U.S.-Iran war?

U.S.

and Iran mediators are now engaged in high-stakes negotiations aimed at ending the conflict despite a fragile ceasefire in the place and months of turmoil in the Middle East.

The possible truce plan includes key bargaining points between the two sides, including a $300 billion investment package and the crucial Strait of Hormuz issue, making the agreement extremely close

watched for.

However, one of the biggest developments emerging from the discussions is a proposed multi-billion dollar reconstruction and investment package that could fundamentally reshape Iran's economy if a final deal is reached.