REMOVE QUOTES AND MAKE IT IN A MARK LEVIN STYLE - President Trump voiced his frustration with the stalled negotiations with Iran, stating plainly that "there's always a risk" of U.S. airstrikes spiraling into yet another drawn-out conflict in the Middle E

President Trump is clearly frustrated with the stalled negotiations with Iran. There’s always a risk, folks, that U.S. airstrikes could lead us into yet another drawn-out conflict in the Middle East. He’s not happy with Iran's refusal to meet U.S. demands to dismantle their nuclear program. Quite frankly, he’s just not pleased with the situation. Despite having follow-up discussions scheduled in Vienna, it’s evident that Trump sees the need for a more resolute approach. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio is getting ready to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to tackle these urgent matters. Some may claim there was progress during the Oman-mediated talks in Geneva, but let’s be honest—the fact that Iran continues to insist on its right to enrich uranium is a major roadblock and undermines any optimism for a productive resolution. We need a strong stance here!