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President Trump says we have a deal with Iran. Today’s show breaks down the details.

The first objective that was originally told to the public was to destroy Iran’s navy. The United States has achieved this specific goal. The next objective was to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. While we don’t truly know the outcome of this goal, it is safe to remain cautiously optimistic. The third point of this conflict was to destroy their ballistic missile capabilities. Unfortunately, this one has not gone over well.

According to Trump, he does not have a problem with Iran having ballistic missile capabilities if other countries do so.

“When you remove the nuclear component, which remains to be seen, I think there could be a case made that, at least, it is not as overly damaging for Iran to have some ballistic missiles," Crowder said.

One of the points of the deal includes the following: “The U.S. and regional partners will develop a reconstruction plan for Iran worth at least $300 billion,” according to CBS.

“The reconstruction is incredibly conditional and is designed to provide a potential bridge for all the other Gulf states who hate Iran so they can have some skin in the game,” Crowder said. “This is my favorite part of this deal.”

There are both good and bad terms to the deal.

“I am hopeful. I also think history could look back on this if this goes poorly and think this is something this administration did not handle well,” Crowder said.

Critics demanded we impeach the president because this was going to be another forever war. Now, those same people are saying Trump always “chickens out.”

According to Trump, “These fools, who think I haven’t been tough enough on Iran, when the Stock Market Just Hit A RECORD HIGH, and Oil prices are ‘tumbling’ down, are either jealous, bad people, or stupid. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!”

“The information that has been given is a neutered Iran, where they had billions of dollars in their nuclear facilities that have been destroyed, a navy that is destroyed. So, that as a baseline, which was ignored and has now been accomplished, what remains as the primary criticism is oil prices and inflation,” Crowder said. “There is no more Iranian Navy. That is not a small thing. That is a huge deal.”