Topic: Nuclear Negotiations

White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt addresses questions regarding the legitimacy of the Iranian factions currently in negotiations with the U.S. Senator Marco Rubio has expressed skepticism about whether these groups actually hold power. Leavitt reiterates that Iran must permanently abandon its nuclear ambitions and stop sponsoring terrorism or face further "grave consequences" from the U.S. military.

The recent conflict has reportedly been used to divide the MAGA base by labeling anti-war conservatives as "disloyal" to Donald Trump. Furthermore, Israeli strikes targeted moderate Iranian officials who were involved in nuclear negotiations, effectively empowering hardliners within the IRGC. This strategy ensures that diplomacy fails, as the remaining Iranian leadership now views any Western overtures as a ruse designed to facilitate further attacks.

Donald Trump stated in recent press conferences that he is not looking for a long-term war but insists Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. He noted that the time for negotiation has passed, referencing a "60-day" window that has expired. Trump described himself as previously being "the hunted" by investigators, but now he has become "the hunter" in the geopolitical arena.

Intense negotiations are reportedly underway to prevent a massive military conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Sources within the White House suggest the situation is "on the bubble" between total war and a peaceful resolution. This topic, along with the deep state's influence on foreign policy, is a primary focus of a new two-hour interview between Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson.