Nick Fuentes on Trump's MOU with Iran: “Even if you have this agreement in place, then we’re right back where we started last year. … We have suffered a humiliating strategic defeat at their hands.”
Fuentes: “We are paying them to open up the Strait, which was already opened, but which they now have gained in the war in exchange for us not bombing them any longer. I don’t know what else you call that other than a surrender on Iran’s terms.”
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From the June 15, 2026, edition of America First, streamed on Rumble
NICK FUENTES (HOST): And this is all together what we are looking at in terms of the memorandum of understanding. It seems like it's just opened up a lot more questions than answers. Again, we don't know what is going on here. Is there an agreement? If there is, why haven't we seen it? When are we going to see it? When does it go into effect? If you signed it yesterday, why do we have to wait for this symbolic signing on Friday? What the fuck is in it? We just don't know.
Like I said at the very beginning, however, any way that you cut it, we lost. Any way that you cut it, whether it's the worst version of it that Iran has said to their state broadcaster, or it's the best version of it that we are talking about it on TV, we have lost the war. We are paying them to open up the Strait, which was already opened, but which they now have gained in the war in exchange for us not bombing them any longer. I don't know what else you call that other than a surrender on Iran's terms.
And even if you have this agreement in place, then we're right back where we started last year, which is negotiating over Iran's nuclear program, where the only indication of any change in any position is that we are giving way more concessions to Iran after we fought the war. And maybe we'll talk more on that on Friday or on Monday, depending on the outcome of what happens at the signing ceremony. But even as far as those negotiations are concerned, it's already not looking good. Looks like we're giving up everything.
I will say though, it is a relief. If the war ends, then that will be a sigh of relief for everybody. Obviously we want the war to end. It was a giant mistake. If we can walk away from it, that's a good thing. And it's a good thing that Iran won.
But there's no question that we have suffered a humiliating strategic defeat at their hands and that is objectively just not good for the United States in the long run. So that's the situation with the MOU.