Trump withdraws from the agreement with Iran. "We have their money and the Strait of Hormuz"

Donald Trump declared that the U.S. no longer needs an agreement with Iran, claiming they have sufficient resources to end the conflict on their terms. This statement follows a significant Republican defeat in recent elections, where the war with Iran was cited as a contributing factor. Trump emphasized U.S. financial leverage and control over the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, JD Vance, who has been involved in diplomatic efforts with Iran, is considering direct talks with Iranian officials. Trump's comments suggest a shift in Washington's approach to negotiations, as he also highlighted issues of corruption in Democratic-led states, which he believes could be addressed to balance the budget.