in Iran, where a permanent end remains as uncertain as ever, while what the White House still insists is a cease-fire is tested. Meanwhile, as our colleague Jonathan Lemire writes in The Atlantic, an outside advisor says Trump is, quote, bored with the war he started and, quote, he doesn't want it to upend his high-stakes summit next week in China. He is ready to move on.Sorry, he shouldn't start wars then. That's been clear from his shifting language about the conflict. Just a week ago, he dismissed the ro ...

We're dealing with people that want to make a deal very much and will see whether or not they can make a deal that satisfactory to us. We have it very much under control. The blockade is unbelievable.The Navy has been incredible. The job they did, it's like a it's like a wall of steel nobody goes through. In particular, the Iranians.They're not getting anything through one way or the other. So they're out of business. ...

First, a fragile cease fire between the U.S. and Iran is on tenterhooks after the two sides resumed armed hostilities and a flare up of violence that has also drawn in the U.S.. Let's bring in Bloomberg Horizon's anchor Jomana Karadsheh with the latest Jomana. Where does this leave the cease fire and the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz.Well, once again, it is very, very tenuous, this cease fire, especially if you look at everything that has happened the last 24 hours. I will tell you, Francine ...