Tuesday, June 23 — Trump signed a peace deal with Iran at the Palace of Versailles, and the loudest critics are conservatives.

Rush and Reagan break down the 14-point US-Iran MOU: what the ceasefire actually says versus what the press release claims, and why the nuclear provisions look nearly identical to the Obama-era JCPOA Trump spent years attacking. They map the conservative media revolt — Fox News, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Post all broke with Trump on the same day — and ask whether the critics cheering the war ever had a plan for ending it. They decode the Trump-Netanyahu rupture, including the expletive-laden call one hour before signing and Israel's complete absence from the negotiating table. And they deliver an honest verdict: Iran kept its enrichment infrastructure and gained immediate sanctions relief, so the MOU buys time, not victory.

The standard is simple — judge this deal on day 61 by what the IAEA can actually verify. If enrichment continues and the stockpile stays, the war didn't end. It paused. Weigh in: did Trump get a win, or give one away?

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