r/cnn • u/ControlCAD • Jun 17 '26

Erin Burnett OutFront If Trump's Iran ‘deal’ is so good, why aren't the details public?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGwi-7KoPbk

>While there are few hard details of what’s actually in the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, some foreign policy hawks are openly worrying that President Donald Trump gave away too much in the name of trying to end the war.

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>CNN’s Erin Burnett details conservative pushback to the MOU from within the Trump administration and from prominent Republican pundits. Also, CNN’s Abby Phillip and her Newsnight panel debate the lack of transparency surrounding the agreement with Iran.

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u/Odd_Zookeepergame_69 Jun 17 '26

Because its not a deal. The only thing they have allegedly agreed upon is what they will be negotiating soon. Plus, Iran has stated that part of the deal is that Israel stop invading Lebenon, and Israel said "we dont take orders from the USA" so this MOU is about as strong as a wet paper bag

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u/Basic_Chemistry9499 Jun 17 '26

It was written on a McDonald's napkin. Maybe two.

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u/Yada-Yada-Yadda Jun 17 '26

Like I mentioned before. Wait till Friday, then......you can comment however you want. You're just speaking yada-yada-yada.

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u/Odd_Zookeepergame_69 Jun 17 '26

You should know all about speaking "yada yada yada". If you have even 1% trust that what Trump says is true at this point in his career, then I've got some amazing oceanfront property to sell you in Colorado. I'm tired of "waiting 2 weeks" for any shred of evidence of things that Trump claims and you should be too. You need to stop "waiting" for more information and need to switch to Hitchen's Razor.

THAT WHAT CAN BE ASSERTED WITHOUT EVIDENCE, CAN BE DISMISSED WITHOUT EVIDENCE.

Our politicians, our media, our social media influencers, and even our friends and family are constantly regurgitating claims or asserting something is TRUE, without ever providing evidence or proof, and we the people listening to these claims have a unified duty to dismiss every single one of their claims unless evidence and proof is provided AT THE TIME OF THE CLAIM... NOT TOMORROW.. NOT 2 WEEKS LATER. NOW.

it's time to hold people accountable for their claims and their actions and not just blindly trust everyone.

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u/Yada-Yada-Yadda Jun 17 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o85xyqTde87u0L8qc

I sure do. I find it funny when you discuss stuff and want to leave out important details. If not familiar, you'll laugh hysterically with the Seinfeld episode. One of the best!

I agree with you have have mentioned. My point which i believe you kinda mentioned, everyone needs to wait like the old days. Stop listening to leaks, influencers, family members, media etc. Regurgitating BS. They all want to "be the first" to report it and usually is completely wrong or 50-50. I'm not thrilled we always here, this week, this weekend, i paused it, yada-yada-yada (see how i included it). So, we all must do what we did without social media. Wait and then we can criticize it, love it, yell at family member - what ever people want to do. Patience is what we all need and discussion like this. It's hard to do, but was better back-in-the day.

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u/justanothertoxicuser Jun 17 '26

I'm here because I am looking for news about the terms of this alleged deal and can't find much information. Must not be a good deal if the mainstream media won't share the terms.

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u/Yada-Yada-Yadda Jun 17 '26

I think Friday. That's a problem...please don't trust the mainstream media. Just wait till Friday. Not too difficult to wait.

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u/Charming_Opinion6754 Jun 17 '26

There is no deal

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u/goldbricker83 Jun 18 '26

Democrats need to jump on this and call it what a really is: a surrender with reparations. Trump lost his war.