Tom Bilyeu

uh, whether a, um, law was broken in some of that reporting.

Anyway, adding, um,

When you look at the points that were put forward, almost all of the points that were considered to be contention, according to Trump, have been moved beyond.

So the things that were the real sticking points apparently are no longer there.

Iran's framing, though, of those same items is pretty different.

Iran's 10-point proposal included, according to them, regulated passage through Hormuz under Iranian military coordination.

full sanctions relief and Iran retaining what it called a quote-unquote unique economic and geopolitical standing over the strait, meaning basically we get to extort ships that are going through the strait.

Now, much of the narrative warfare that's flying all over social media is whether this is a win for Iran or the U.S.

Some people are saying that Trump has already agreed to Iran's deal points, which would be a humiliating defeat.

But Trump said that that's all fake news and he's

going to investigate CNN, as I was saying, they were the ones that broke the story first to see if this was an honest mistake or if they actually misreported intentionally.

So we'll see how that winds up.

I'm sure that will just fall by the wayside, but we'll find out.

Previously, Trump had warned that a whole civilization will die tonight.

People have been running with that, saying that he was promising the genocide of the people in Iran.

I think he was more talking about the infrastructure.

But nonetheless, he certainly left plenty of room for people to hate what he was saying.

He had threatened massive strikes on civilian infrastructure, and the Iranians had encouraged their own people to go stand around that infrastructure, which is also a war crime.

So keep that in mind.

Plenty of war crimes for everybody.