Trump's Iran Talks: Vance Leads, Big Wins Predicted

On April 21, President Trump's statements on Iran are flipping like a bad remix.

He launched military strikes back in February, calling Iran a major threat,

and now he's sending mixed signals on peace talks.

On ABC and MSNBC, Trump flat-out said Vice President JD Vance wouldn't head to Islamabad,

Pakistan, for the next round. But his own team says otherwise,

Vance is leading the U.S. delegation there.

Word from the White House is that these talks are moving fast and fluid.

spokesperson Anna Kelly told the Wall Street Journal that Vance is crushing it,

and Trump digs his push to stop Iran from ever getting a nuclear weapon.

It's all about keeping that pressure on while negotiating.

Folks are scratching their heads over the back and forth,

especially with the high stakes after those strikes.

The operation wiped out key parts of Iran's military,

shifting the whole power dynamic and putting the regime on notice.

Fast forward to Trump's CNBC chat,

he's predicting Iran will cut a great deal soon because they got no choice.

We took out their Navy, Air Force, and top leaders, he said,

calling it indirect regime change, even if that's not what he planned.

Bottom line, these Iran talks are evolving by the hour,

with Vance and the mix and Trump talking big wins ahead.

Stay tuned as this beat drops more details.

That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today,

powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.