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Tuesday: Trump's Iran Deal Is Dead, Who Called It?

The Rush Lindell Show

Show Notes

The Iran MOU is dead, and on Tuesday, July 21, Rush Lindell and Reagan tear apart exactly how it collapsed. Trump killed the deal himself at the NATO summit, and within weeks his rhetoric flipped from praise to calling Iran's leaders "scum."

This episode covers the full timeline from tanker attacks to CENTCOM's 80-plus target strikes and Tehran's defiant response from Ghalibaf. Rush and Reagan break down oil's 6% spike, CFR's read on why prices still sit below prior war highs, and shipping data showing Hormuz is rattled but not shut. They also revisit their own MOU predictions with blunt self-criticism, dig into Max Boot's limited-war thesis, and expose the overlooked detail that the deal only guaranteed 60 days of toll-free shipping. A parody Yelp review of Iran's Foreign Ministry keeps things sharp before the final verdict: gas prices, not diplomacy, may decide what happens next heading into midterms.

Who called it right? Listen and decide, then tell us where you land before the next episode drops.

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