Tucker Carlson

We want to be the right side of history.

We're good people.

That's why we're sanctioning you.

And Americans have, the Congress has used that justification to sanction a whole bunch of different countries.

And in no case have those sanctions helped the United States at all.

In fact, they've done more than anything else to weaken the U.S.

dollar.

Long term, they will impoverish the United States, those sanctions.

There's no question about that.

That's been acknowledged for a long time.

But they've continued because no one has really pushed back because no one could.

And now Iran apparently has successfully, and if it happens, it'll be the first time at this scale that it's ever happened,

has pushed the U.S.

to roll back those sanctions.

Now, there is, you know, a long distance between putting that in paragraph seven of the MOU, which is not even signed yet and actually happening.

Apparently, it's going to have to go through the Congress.

Will that work?

Hard to know, hard to believe.

But the fact it's even up for discussion and that the current administration is eager to agree to it tells you that this is the biggest change diplomatically

Well, in memory, at least.