Trump's Iran Peace Talks: Deal or Ugly Consequences?

0:00On April 20, President Trump just said he's down to sit down with top Iranian leaders to lock in the deal and shut down the conflict. In a quick chat with the New York Post on Monday, he brushed off talk from Tehran about skipping peace talks in Pakistan, staying bullish that things. We'll move forward no matter the heat. His team is already on the move, with Vice President J.D. Vance, Special Envoy Steve Whitkopf and advisor Jared Kushner flying out to Islamabad right. Now to set the stage as the ceasefire ticks down to expiration on Tuesday, tensions are sky high after Iran messed with ships in the Shreya of Hormuz, a key shipping lane, and the U.S. called it a ceasefire breach, ramping up. The stakes for everyone in the region. At the core, America wants Iran to drop its nuclear weapon chase completely, no ifs or buts, and Trump made that crystal clear as the bottom line for. Any agreement? He's playing both sides, pushing talks hard, while warning that if the deal flops, things could get ugly fast, but a solid pack could turn Iran into a real player on the world

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