On Friday’s broadcast of “CNN This Morning,” Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-VA) said that an Iran deal that opens the Strait of Hormuz “and guarantees that it stays open and at least leads to a conversation around the nuclear weapons is the best-case scenario,” and Iran is “not going to agree to completely dismantle their nuclear program.”
Walkinshaw said, “Given the situation that we’re in now, I think any deal that actually opens the Strait — and remember, the Strait was open before the war — any deal that opens the Strait and guarantees that it stays open and at least leads to a conversation around the nuclear weapons is the best-case scenario, given the catastrophic decision that Trump made.”
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He added, “That’s what you have to do. Now, look, I don’t think Iran is going to agree to any significant — certainly, they’re not going to agree to completely dismantle
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