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Richard Arnold states, I'm good morning to you. Good morning Mike. So I page in a half when it comes eventually, is there how it works? Apparently. As Trump has been meeting with the G7 leaders of in France, he says the next phase of this around piece, if it will be easier, is Trump? It goes to a second stage, which I think will be actually easier. Few others believe that, including former Trump defense secretary, Mark Esper. I think the next round will be far more difficult, that it'll be very technical. It'll get to the heart of what you're wrong on what's to do, which is preserve the ability to develop and break out a nuclear program. This, as we have an insane details of the initial agreement, which Trump calls the deal, but which in reality appears to be that one and a half page, MOU, MOU, of understanding, leaving all the key concerns still to be dealt with. To begin with, there is Israel's Netanyahu, whose country is one of the two combatants in Lebanon and BB is not even a party to the memorandum. At the G7, Trump has been lashing out at Netanyahu. Of course, it's seen by many as having spurred Trump into this round war in the first place. Without me, there would be no Israel, because no other president was willing to do what I did. Now, I'm not happy with the way Israel has handled themselves with Lebanon and with Hasbola. They should have been able to do the job faster. It just goes on forever. And when that happens, it throws a negative light on the big deal, and that's a deal with Iran. And this could be an immediate spoiler. Iran's Foreign Minister, Arangji, says that under the terms of this initial memorandum, which we still have not seen, Israeli forces must immediately be withdrawn from Lebanon. Israel says its military will remain in Lebanon. No surprises for me, Defensik Ispa. I don't see Israel pouring out of Lebanon at all. Then there's the nuclear issue, which Trump repeatedly asserting that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. But we'll have any level of a nuclear program. And what happens to Iran's and Rich Uranium, all that stuff under the US bombing debris? Ispa says-- I am convinced after studying and watching Iran now for 20, 25 years, that they will work hard to retain their advantages and options in the agreement, and that the agreement really won't be worth much, unless we have inspectors on the ground. J.D. Vance, the US Vice President, says there are still quite technical things that need to be negotiated, but so far, little mention of the N. Wood, in for nuclear, which was supposed to be the key reason for the war. Then there is the question of oil and money. Trump is saying the straight-of-for-mooze will reopen without any tolls livid by Iran. It's toll-free, period. When it opens, permanently, it'll be toll-free. toll-free, no tolls, no payouts by the US of A. Vance was asked about this. The Iranians are saying that they're going to have access to a 300 billion dollar reconstruction fund. True or false? Well, that's the sort of thing they could have access to, funded by the Gulf Coast Coalition, so long as they honor their end of the obligation. We absolutely are open to the Gulf Coast countries investing in the reconstruction of Iran. 300 billion plus the fact that Iran now has shown a control, the straight-of-for-mooze anytime it wishes, and while they may not be tolls, what about administrative payments, or money for environmental fun in an account jointly run by Iran and Iran? That wouldn't be a toll, right? As we await the official signing of the memo in Switzerland, tomorrow, a number of Republicans in DC, not happy, Senator Lindsey Graham, saying he is, quote, "somewhat concerned," adding time will tell. Senator Wright commentator Jonathan Lastz says, "This is an unbelievable surrender and defeat for the United States. Our interests are harmed. Our position globally is hurt." Meantime, price tag of the war so far. Military cost is high as 50 billion US, an economic cost here, an additional 60 to 100 billion. $10. Seeing a couple of those rich-downal stateside just.